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Naspers buys R 156-million Polish portal

Published by Charl Norman on Jun 11th, 2009, No Comments

Naspers, the largest media company in Africa and owner of popular South African portal 24.com, is offering USD 19.3-million for 100% of the Polish Internet portal Bankier.pl.

Bankier.pl offers financial news, market analysis and comparison-shopping information of financial products.

According to Corporate Information, Bankier.pl derives its profits mostly from on-line advertising and finance mediation.

Naspers will incorporate the newly acquired Bankier.pl with Allegro, an Eastern European internet business which operates e-commerce trading platforms in Hungary and Czech Republic.

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