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Machen so ziemlich alles von e-pay bis "Amazon"...
Waren in focus-money besprochen, werde sie mal auf die Watchlist nehmen.
Waren in focus-money besprochen, werde sie mal auf die Watchlist nehmen.
Friday, Aug. 6, 2010
Rakuten profit up 21% as mall, travel biz thrive
Kyodo News
Rakuten Inc. said Thursday its group January-June operating profit increased 20.6 percent from a year earlier to a record-high ¥28.25 billion, boosted by robust its Internet shopping mall business and travel agency operations.
Rakuten, which also operates financial services and a wide range of other businesses, reported a pretax profit of ¥27.54 billion in the first half of the business year, up 22.8 percent from the same period last year, on revenues of ¥164.11 billion, up 17.4 percent.
Consolidated net profit, however, fell 55 percent to ¥17.15 billion due to a special accounting factor, the firm said.
Personal consumption remains sluggish but sales in online shopping show no sign of deceleration, said Rakuten President Hiroshi Mikitani on Thursday at an all-English-language press conference, in line with the firm's recent decision to adopt English as its official in-house language by 2012.
Rakuten attributed its overall rise in earnings to the success of a free shipping campaign in its online mall operations and to an increase in leisure travel and business trips, on the back of improved business performances at other companies.
For the full fiscal 2010 through March, Rakuten did not disclose forecasts for the next half, citing uncertainty in the online business environment and fluctuations in financial markets that influence its securities operation.
Rakuten profit up 21% as mall, travel biz thrive
Kyodo News
Rakuten Inc. said Thursday its group January-June operating profit increased 20.6 percent from a year earlier to a record-high ¥28.25 billion, boosted by robust its Internet shopping mall business and travel agency operations.
Rakuten, which also operates financial services and a wide range of other businesses, reported a pretax profit of ¥27.54 billion in the first half of the business year, up 22.8 percent from the same period last year, on revenues of ¥164.11 billion, up 17.4 percent.
Consolidated net profit, however, fell 55 percent to ¥17.15 billion due to a special accounting factor, the firm said.
Personal consumption remains sluggish but sales in online shopping show no sign of deceleration, said Rakuten President Hiroshi Mikitani on Thursday at an all-English-language press conference, in line with the firm's recent decision to adopt English as its official in-house language by 2012.
Rakuten attributed its overall rise in earnings to the success of a free shipping campaign in its online mall operations and to an increase in leisure travel and business trips, on the back of improved business performances at other companies.
For the full fiscal 2010 through March, Rakuten did not disclose forecasts for the next half, citing uncertainty in the online business environment and fluctuations in financial markets that influence its securities operation.
Oct 20 (Reuters) - Online retailer Rakuten Inc has petitioned the Japanese antitrust watchdog against plans by Yahoo Japan Corp and Google Inc to work together on Internet searches and advertising, the Nikkei business daily reported.
In a filing with the Japan Fair Trade Commission earlier this month, Rakuten argued that once Yahoo Japan adopts Google's search and advertising technologies, Google will dominate the Internet in Japan, and pose a threat to free competition, the paper said.
Rakuten became the first major Japanese Internet company to publicly voice concerns about the partnership between Yahoo Japan and Google, which was announced in July, the daily said.
U.S. software giant Microsoft Corp had asked the FTC in August to review the deal, the paper said.
In a filing with the Japan Fair Trade Commission earlier this month, Rakuten argued that once Yahoo Japan adopts Google's search and advertising technologies, Google will dominate the Internet in Japan, and pose a threat to free competition, the paper said.
Rakuten became the first major Japanese Internet company to publicly voice concerns about the partnership between Yahoo Japan and Google, which was announced in July, the daily said.
U.S. software giant Microsoft Corp had asked the FTC in August to review the deal, the paper said.
ALISO VIEJO, Calif. and TOKYO, Feb. 22, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- In a move marking Tokyo-based Internet service company Rakuten's accelerated global approach to e-commerce, Buy.com® today announced it will offer international shipping of Buy.com marketplace products to Japan, opening up sales opportunities for Buy.com's U.S. third-party retailers to the nearly 70 million customers who shop at "Rakuten Ichiba" - Japan's largest online mall.
To launch the Easy International Forwarding service to Japan, Buy.com is currently offering more than 20,000 consumer electronics, computer, wine and household essentials products at http://import.buy.com/. Japanese customers will enjoy discounted prices on Buy.com marketplace goods, with the exchange rate automatically calculated upon checkout.
Rakuten Group, which includes branches of Buy.com and PriceMinister, owns multiple e-commerce sites in 11 countries and regions and has announced expansion plans for 27 total countries and regions, which will open additional sales opportunities for third-party retailers through the Easy International Forwarding service. In addition, Buy.com plans to make millions of additional marketplace categories and products available to all countries in the future.
"With Easy International Forwarding, our U.S. manufacturing and retail partners now have access to an enormous new customer base, and customers in Japan will benefit with access to products they can't find locally," said Neel Grover, CEO and president of Buy.com.
The Easy International Forwarding platform will be available in the coming weeks as an option for Buy.com's thousands of third-party retail partners, and includes:
-- One-time seamless integration - Buy.com utilizes exportable product listings, which in turn feeds orders back to sellers -- Customer service inquiries are translated/facilitated by Buy.com -- No additional fees for international shipping based on sales - no setup/listing fees or cost-per-clicks (CPCs) -- Marketplace products are eligible for the "Rakuten Super Points" program, Japan's most-preferred loyalty program, which is widely used by Rakuten's nearly 70 million members -- No need for a remote branch or international inventory -- Alternate international freight service through Utah-based Access Technology Solution
"Rakuten and Buy.com have a shared vision of borderless commerce - to enable consumers anywhere to easily buy products sold by merchants in other countries," said Hiroshi Mikitani, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Rakuten.
Across Asia, Rakuten has established itself as an e-commerce powerhouse, empowering merchants to build personal relationships with their customers through its Rakuten Ichiba approach, which combines shopping and entertainment. From now until Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at 10 a.m. Japan standard time, Rakuten Ichiba customers who spend more than 5,000 yen through the Buy.com store will earn 1,000 Rakuten Super Points, good toward payment on future purchases. To learn more, visit http://import.buy.com/.
To launch the Easy International Forwarding service to Japan, Buy.com is currently offering more than 20,000 consumer electronics, computer, wine and household essentials products at http://import.buy.com/. Japanese customers will enjoy discounted prices on Buy.com marketplace goods, with the exchange rate automatically calculated upon checkout.
Rakuten Group, which includes branches of Buy.com and PriceMinister, owns multiple e-commerce sites in 11 countries and regions and has announced expansion plans for 27 total countries and regions, which will open additional sales opportunities for third-party retailers through the Easy International Forwarding service. In addition, Buy.com plans to make millions of additional marketplace categories and products available to all countries in the future.
"With Easy International Forwarding, our U.S. manufacturing and retail partners now have access to an enormous new customer base, and customers in Japan will benefit with access to products they can't find locally," said Neel Grover, CEO and president of Buy.com.
The Easy International Forwarding platform will be available in the coming weeks as an option for Buy.com's thousands of third-party retail partners, and includes:
-- One-time seamless integration - Buy.com utilizes exportable product listings, which in turn feeds orders back to sellers -- Customer service inquiries are translated/facilitated by Buy.com -- No additional fees for international shipping based on sales - no setup/listing fees or cost-per-clicks (CPCs) -- Marketplace products are eligible for the "Rakuten Super Points" program, Japan's most-preferred loyalty program, which is widely used by Rakuten's nearly 70 million members -- No need for a remote branch or international inventory -- Alternate international freight service through Utah-based Access Technology Solution
"Rakuten and Buy.com have a shared vision of borderless commerce - to enable consumers anywhere to easily buy products sold by merchants in other countries," said Hiroshi Mikitani, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Rakuten.
Across Asia, Rakuten has established itself as an e-commerce powerhouse, empowering merchants to build personal relationships with their customers through its Rakuten Ichiba approach, which combines shopping and entertainment. From now until Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at 10 a.m. Japan standard time, Rakuten Ichiba customers who spend more than 5,000 yen through the Buy.com store will earn 1,000 Rakuten Super Points, good toward payment on future purchases. To learn more, visit http://import.buy.com/.
Ist dieser Thread noch am Leben?? Wer kann mir was über Rakuten sagen ?? Gruß B.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.470.114 von Betterway am 08.08.12 13:13:04was willst du wissen?
steht alles auf der Webseite; habe für 'nen Japaner enorm gute IR
steht alles auf der Webseite; habe für 'nen Japaner enorm gute IR
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.470.686 von R-BgO am 08.08.12 15:09:00Ja, hab ich gelesen. Bist du noch drin ??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.471.693 von Betterway am 08.08.12 18:09:09ich ja, und Du?
Gewinn in '13 gut verdoppelt
Durch die Gewinnverdoppelung beträgt das KGV 2013 nun etwa 40!
Das ist schon recht sportlich.
Das ist schon recht sportlich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.025.926 von Steigerwälder am 22.05.14 10:46:41Aktuelle KGVs:
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YY 54
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FB 95
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Twitter Verlust
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Heute gabs dazu was auf Godmode:
http://www.godmode-trader.de/analyse/das-neue-amazon-zwei-ka…
Grüße
http://www.godmode-trader.de/analyse/das-neue-amazon-zwei-ka…
Grüße
versteht einer von Euch die Bilanz und/oder das Geschäftsmodell?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.372.374 von R-BgO am 20.11.14 17:43:56Zum Geschäftsmodell einfach mal hier schauen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.372.473 von linkshaender am 20.11.14 17:50:28das hilft mir wenig weiter;
heute bis auf ein Erinnerungsstück verkauft
heute bis auf ein Erinnerungsstück verkauft
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.920.228 von R-BgO am 29.01.15 10:35:21Ist im Kern ein E-Commercemarktplatz wie Alibaba oder Amazon Marketplace, aber auch großer Internetgemischtwarenladen.
Hier auch mehr dazu:
http://www.investresearch.net/rakuten-aktienanalyse/
Hier auch mehr dazu:
http://www.investresearch.net/rakuten-aktienanalyse/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.920.228 von R-BgO am 29.01.15 10:35:21Another $350 million into the ride-hailing sector via Careem
Dec 19.2016
Japan’s internet giant Rakuten has nailed another taxi app investment, taking part in a $350 million funding round for Dubai-based Careem.
Careem, which operates across the Middle East and North Africa, said that the $350 million is part of a still-to-be-completed $500 million round.
The other main participant in the round is the investment arm of Saudi Arabia Telecom, which also led Careem’s $1.7 million seed funding in 2013.
The announcement names others in the latest round – Abraaj Group, Al Tayyar Group, Beco Capital, El Sewedy Investments, Endure Capital, Lumia Capital, SQM Frontier and Wamda Capital.
According to Careem’s Crunchbase entry it has now received more than $740 million in financing.
Rakuten’s head of ride-sharing and fintech investments, Oskar Mielczarek de la Miel, is joining the Careem board.
Earlier this year Rakuten was reportedly behind a $120 million funding round for Madrid-based Cabify.
And in 2015 Rakuten announced that it had put $300 million into Lyft, getting an 11.9% stake in return.
Careem has a presence in 47 cities across 11 countries and has 150,000 drivers on its books and has handled six million customers across the region to date.
Dec 19.2016
Japan’s internet giant Rakuten has nailed another taxi app investment, taking part in a $350 million funding round for Dubai-based Careem.
Careem, which operates across the Middle East and North Africa, said that the $350 million is part of a still-to-be-completed $500 million round.
The other main participant in the round is the investment arm of Saudi Arabia Telecom, which also led Careem’s $1.7 million seed funding in 2013.
The announcement names others in the latest round – Abraaj Group, Al Tayyar Group, Beco Capital, El Sewedy Investments, Endure Capital, Lumia Capital, SQM Frontier and Wamda Capital.
According to Careem’s Crunchbase entry it has now received more than $740 million in financing.
Rakuten’s head of ride-sharing and fintech investments, Oskar Mielczarek de la Miel, is joining the Careem board.
Earlier this year Rakuten was reportedly behind a $120 million funding round for Madrid-based Cabify.
And in 2015 Rakuten announced that it had put $300 million into Lyft, getting an 11.9% stake in return.
Careem has a presence in 47 cities across 11 countries and has 150,000 drivers on its books and has handled six million customers across the region to date.
HomeAway links up with Rakuten
Jul 7.2017
Expedia Inc’s HomeAway has signed a partnership with ecommerce giant Rakuten as the home rentals sector in Japan bursts into life.
HomeAway will start selling inventory from “Rakuten Lifull Stay”, a partnership between Rakuten and housing and real estate information service Lifull which was only announced a few weeks ago.
The scale and ambition of Rakuten Lifull Stay is outlined in its announcement. Rakuten has more than 90 million members in Japan while Lifull lists some with 8 million properties and has a network of more than 22,000 affiliated real estate stores.
While a lot of Lifull’s business is renting homes and flats to “locals” rather than inbound or domestic tourists, the potential of vacation rental in Japan is significant, driven by a government which has identified tourism as a growth area. It wants 40 million visitors per year by 2020, 60 million per year by 2030. In 2016 the number was 24 million.
But at the same time there is a shortage of accommodation in Japan, prompting the government to pass The Private Lodging Business Law, essentially legalising home rentals. It is this law and the positive regulatory environment it creates that it driving the current activity in Japan.
Rakuten Lifull is offering people who want to rent out their homes through its own platform – and now via HomeAway – a number of support services. The “operational burden [for hosts] will also be reduced through the development of outsourcing options with external partners,” it said.
HomeAway has previously said that Japan is one of its biggest markets in Asia. The tie-up with Rakuten Lifull gives it access to more inventory in Japan and comes a few weeks after it started working with the destination marketing organisation for the region of Setouchi, listing historic properties in the area.
Jul 7.2017
Expedia Inc’s HomeAway has signed a partnership with ecommerce giant Rakuten as the home rentals sector in Japan bursts into life.
HomeAway will start selling inventory from “Rakuten Lifull Stay”, a partnership between Rakuten and housing and real estate information service Lifull which was only announced a few weeks ago.
The scale and ambition of Rakuten Lifull Stay is outlined in its announcement. Rakuten has more than 90 million members in Japan while Lifull lists some with 8 million properties and has a network of more than 22,000 affiliated real estate stores.
While a lot of Lifull’s business is renting homes and flats to “locals” rather than inbound or domestic tourists, the potential of vacation rental in Japan is significant, driven by a government which has identified tourism as a growth area. It wants 40 million visitors per year by 2020, 60 million per year by 2030. In 2016 the number was 24 million.
But at the same time there is a shortage of accommodation in Japan, prompting the government to pass The Private Lodging Business Law, essentially legalising home rentals. It is this law and the positive regulatory environment it creates that it driving the current activity in Japan.
Rakuten Lifull is offering people who want to rent out their homes through its own platform – and now via HomeAway – a number of support services. The “operational burden [for hosts] will also be reduced through the development of outsourcing options with external partners,” it said.
HomeAway has previously said that Japan is one of its biggest markets in Asia. The tie-up with Rakuten Lifull gives it access to more inventory in Japan and comes a few weeks after it started working with the destination marketing organisation for the region of Setouchi, listing historic properties in the area.
massiv zurückgekommen
Artikel zu Japans Internet Unternehmen
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-06-11/japan-s-t…Rakuten scheint nicht allein zu leiden.
Warum Viber eine Goldmine ist
Today, chatbots allow you to organize all the sales process in the messenger – from picking up the goods to payment and tracking the delivery. In this case, a customer doesn’t need to open a site or install an application, register, and the whole process looks like a conversation.
In Bain & Company research says that when brands responding to customers through this channel, they can expect to increase revenue per user on average from 20 to 40%.
https://tap2pay.me/chatbots-changing-e-commerce/
Quartalszahlen im Überblick
https://global.rakuten.com/corp/investors/financial/trends02… Pläne zur Reorganisation
https://global.rakuten.com/corp/news/press/2018/0806_02.html
optisch mit KGV von gut 11 aktuell nicht teuer
Rakuten macht derzeit viel richtig.
Europa jedoch scheint ein schwieriges Pflaster
https://excitingcommerce.de/2019/05/03/rakuten-enthullt-sein…
Wäre eine amerikanische Bude, wäre der Kurs ums dreifache höher
Europa jedoch scheint ein schwieriges Pflaster
https://excitingcommerce.de/2019/05/03/rakuten-enthullt-sein…
Wäre eine amerikanische Bude, wäre der Kurs ums dreifache höher
Zum Thema mobile
https://www.mobileworldlive.com/blog/blog-will-rakuten-mobil… 
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