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- Adventure, Inc.
Adventure, Inc. (6030) Stock Price
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Business Overview
Adventure operates an online-focused travel business and invests in promising companies. Its core service centers on "skyticket," a flight comparison and booking site, offering online sales of domestic and international discounted airfares and travel products. The platform enables users to search and book flights across multiple airlines through a cross-search mechanism.
The company's primary customers are individual travelers and corporate business travelers. Users can search multiple airline options simultaneously by simply specifying their travel date and departure and arrival airports. Revenue is primarily generated from sales commissions and margins on airfares and travel products, supplemented by capital returns from its investment business.
The business is structured around two main segments: travel and investment. Within the travel segment, operations consist of (1) cross-search flight comparison, (2) online booking and sales platform management, and (3) customer acquisition and retention through proprietary technology and marketing capabilities. The company maintains low operating costs through its own systems while supporting a lean workforce, and pursues medium to long-term returns by investing in high-growth-potential companies.
Management Policy
The company prioritizes continuous revenue growth as its key metric and aims to establish global leadership as a "Global OTA" over the medium term. Specifically, it targets a phased increase in overseas sales ratio over the next 3-5 years and plans to secure annual revenue growth through service expansion and system improvements. Centered on its flagship flight comparison and booking site (skyticket), the company will expand revenue through two pillars: sales commissions and capital returns from investment operations.
The company concentrates resources on three priority investment areas: system development, marketing, and talent. To address the expanding low-cost carrier routes in Southeast Asia, it will pursue individual API connections with airlines in addition to external procurement APIs, broadening its range of available routes through technology investment. This strategy aims to differentiate from domestic competitors and other OTAs by establishing advantages in search accuracy and inventory coverage.
The company prioritizes Southeast Asia for market expansion, planning to establish business foundations in three key countries within approximately two years. Through partnerships with local partners, hiring multilingual customer support staff, and strengthening internal training, it will build product lineups and support systems tailored to local needs. In parallel, it will develop adjacent services such as short-term rentals and offshore development to provide added value to existing customers and acquire new ones.
The company views technological innovation as key to growth and invests in building robust infrastructure and improving customer touchpoints. It prioritizes enhancing the mobile booking experience, improving search speed and booking completion rates, and preventing system downtime, while strengthening data utilization to provide personalized information to each customer. Through these technology investments, the company aims to simultaneously reduce operating costs and improve customer satisfaction.