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- SHARINGTECHNOLOGY INC.
SHARINGTECHNOLOGY INC.【JP:3989】Stock Price
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Business Overview
Sharing Technology operates a business that solves everyday problems for consumers. The company runs a portal site called "Seikatsu 110" (Life 110) and multiple specialized information websites. Users submit inquiries through the company's websites or a 24/7 call center, and the company matches them with affiliated service providers that meet their needs.
The company's primary customers are individual users seeking services and affiliated service providers nationwide that partner with the company. Revenue comes from multiple sources, including performance-based fees paid when affiliated providers complete services, and referral fees earned at the time of referral.
The company handles approximately 150 service categories and has particular strength in everyday, time-sensitive areas such as locksmith services, plumbing repairs, and pest control. Through its proprietary system called "Mover," the company manages projects and ranks affiliated providers, improving operational efficiency and service quality while continuing to enhance services through data utilization.
Management Policy
The company positions revenue growth as its most critical success metric and is strengthening its revenue base through user acquisition and expansion of its merchant network. Currently operating 7,222 affiliated merchants nationwide and handling approximately 150 service categories, the company demonstrates particular strength in everyday and urgent-need services. It secures customer access through a 24/7/365 call center. Revenue is generated through multiple models including performance-based commissions and referral fees, with the aim of increasing transaction frequency and conversion rates.
Key investment priorities include strengthening customer acquisition at the top of the funnel. The company is enhancing website infrastructure, improving user interfaces, and enriching content to boost traffic from paid search and organic search results, with diversifying traffic sources as a near-term objective. In parallel, the company invests in merchant quality management through satisfaction surveys and regular communication, strengthening relationships with high-rated merchants to maintain a low complaint rate of approximately 0.2% as a competitive differentiator.
For new market development and business expansion, the company is deepening its existing 150 service categories while expanding in-house service delivery to enter new areas. The company is selectively implementing in-house operations to strengthen pricing discipline and quality control, supported by construction management systems and workforce development. It is also increasing customer touchpoints through merchant expansion in regional cities and specialized service areas, and community-focused service delivery centered on the call center, aiming to improve usage frequency and customer lifetime value.
In technology innovation, the company prioritizes enhancing and stabilizing its core system "Mover," which manages projects and merchant rankings. The company is advancing system functionality, improving usability, and refining matching accuracy through data analytics, while securing adequate system operations staff to strengthen incident response capabilities. Through standardizing internal processes and improving operational efficiency to control costs, the company aims to establish long-term competitive advantage by applying accumulated usage data to service improvements.