Fabrício Bloisi's first startup, Mobili, eventually became iFood over a 20-year period.

Prosus is creating a "large commerce model," an AI system that uses data from its 20 companies in India to improve all of their operations.

Fabrício Bloisi predicts that in 10 years, Prosus will be a half-trillion-dollar company or larger and a clear global leader in technology.

Prosus's operational cost in India is disruptively lower than that of American or European companies, enabling profitable e-commerce sales of $3 items delivered nationwide.

Fabrício Bloisi believes Europe needs to establish sovereignty in technology and AI.

In India, Prosus owns the largest payment company, PayU, and the second-largest food delivery company, Swiggy.

Fabrício Bloisi believes that AI technology available since December 2023 now allows a company's intelligence to be taught to an AI, enabling it to operate autonomously for 1 to 3 days.

iFood is operated by AI, which manages personalization, anti-fraud, and customer relationship management, resulting in lower marketing costs and higher NPS.

Fabrício Bloisi believes the Indian market today is analogous to China 25 years ago and predicts the next 10 years in India will be very exciting for tech.

European regulators required Prosus to divest its stake in Delivery Hero, a decision Fabrício Bloisi strongly disagreed with.

Prosus acquired travel company Despegar approximately nine months ago, and since the acquisition, Despegar's growth rate has doubled.

Prosus is launching "Token Claw," its internal version of an advanced AI model like "Open Claw," to its 40,000 employees.

Prosus's core strategy is to build operational ecosystems in Latin America, India, and Europe where its portfolio companies cross-sell and share technology like AI.

The companies owned by Prosus collectively reach 1.5 billion customers worldwide.

Prosus owns a 25% stake in Tencent, an investment made 25 years ago.

Prosus currently generates between $10 billion and $15 billion in revenue and has achieved profitability of $1 billion to $1.5 billion.

Fabrício Bloisi believes AI is currently underhyped, stating that progress in the last three months has far exceeded expectations for the entire year.

Since its acquisition, iFood has grown from processing 20,000 orders per month to 200 million orders per month.

Fabrício Bloisi predicts that AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) will arrive in the next 1 to 4 years.

Around 2013, Fabrício Bloisi's company Movili acquired iFood for approximately $5 million.