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- Pacific Net Co.,Ltd
Pacific Net Co.,Ltd (3021) Stock Price
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Business Overview
Pacific Net is a company that rents IT equipment such as computers, servers, and tablets to corporate clients and provides IT services including operational management, telecommunications, and cloud solutions on a subscription basis. The company generates steady contract revenue by combining equipment rental with maintenance and operational support.
Its primary customers are corporations and government agencies, with fixed-rate contracts serving as the core revenue driver. In addition to regular service fees, the company stabilizes its business through multiple revenue streams including collection and resale of used equipment, recycling, and equipment sales and maintenance services.
The business is divided into three main segments: IT Subscription Services, ITAD (IT Asset Disposition), and Communication Devices. In the ITAD segment, the company performs secure data erasure and manages reuse and proper disposal of equipment—reselling high-value items and sending equipment unsuitable for reuse to recycling partners for material recovery. In Communication Devices, the company manufactures, sells, and maintains audio guide devices for tourism, holding a strong market share domestically.
Management Policy
The company has set sustainable improvement of corporate value as its management objective and manages operations using five key metrics: revenue, operating profit, ordinary profit, EBITDA, and ROE. It aims to balance aggressive business investment with financial soundness while strengthening shareholder returns in line with profit growth. The company's policy is to build a long-term revenue foundation by increasing stable, recurring income. It prioritizes expanding recurring revenue, particularly through IT subscriptions, and securing profits from ITAD (IT Asset Disposition) operations—collection, resale, and recycling—as critical priorities.
Priority investment areas include infrastructure development and digital transformation, specifically capital expenditure and business automation and visualization through AI (artificial intelligence), as well as investment in human capital. On the talent front, the company is advancing initiatives to enhance service quality through recruitment and reskilling, wage increases, and improved employee engagement. As a differentiation strategy, the company seeks competitive advantage through a one-stop service model combining equipment leasing with maintenance and operations, and by adding high value to ITAD through secure data erasure and environmental responsibility.
For new market development and business expansion, the company views the increased PC replacement demand accompanying Windows 10 support ending in October 2025 as an important growth opportunity. It plans to strengthen package proposals combining subscriptions with operational support and business process outsourcing for corporations and municipalities, and to capture secondary revenue through a complete service chain from used equipment collection to resale and recycling. Additionally, in the communication device business—such as audio guides for tourism—the company aims to leverage domestic strengths and expand operations with an eye toward new customers and overseas expansion.
Regarding technological innovation, the company prioritizes enhancing operational efficiency and customer responsiveness through digitalization and AI adoption. Specific initiatives include automating data erasure and improving inventory turnover through asset management digitalization, and enhancing helpdesk and maintenance productivity through cloud and operational tool implementation. Alongside these investments, the company plans to advance employee skill development to drive improvements in profitability and EBITDA, ultimately expanding shareholder returns.