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Rediff.com India Limited (REDF)





Was macht Rediff.com India Limited?

Rediff.com India Limited bietet Internet-Dienste in Indien und für die indisch-sprachige Welt an. Das Unternehmen arbeitet in zwei Segmenten, Indien-Online-Business und US-Publishing-Business. Die Websites von Rediff.com umfassen Inhalte, die in Indien besonders nachgefragt sind (z.B. Cricket, Astrologie, Partnervermittlung und Filme), Nachrichten und Finanzen, Suchfunktionen, Community-Funktionen (E-Mail, Chat, Messenger, E-Commerce, drahtlose Breitband-Funktionen und mobile Mehrwertdienste für Handy-Nutzer) (z.B. Klingeltöne, Bildmitteilungen, Logos, Wallpaper und andere verwandte Produkte). Über das Angebot einer Werbe-Plattform ermöglicht das Unternehmen seinen Kunden auch, lokale Werbung in nationalen TV-Sendern zu platzieren. Weiterhin werden in Nordamerika zwei Wochenzeitungen publiziert (India Abroad und India in New York). Ebenfalls angeboten wird die Finanz-Plattform MoneyWiz, die Börsenkurse, Informationen über Unternehmen, einen persönlichen Portfolio-Tracker, sowie Business-News, Reportagen, Experten-Kolumnen und Interviews beinhaltet. Weiterhin gibt es Rediff iShares, eine Video-Tausch-Plattform, Rediff MyPage, eine kostenloses soziales Netzwerk und Get Ahead, eine Website, die ein Forum für Fragen und Antworten unterstützt. Ebenfalls bietet das Unternehmen Online-Shopping-Dienste an, die es Nutzern ermöglicht, Produkte und Dienstleistungen von verschiedenen Händlern zu kaufen. Rediff.com India Limited wurde 1996 gegründet und hat seinen Hauptsitz in Mumbai, Indien. Büros gibt es auch in Neu-Delhi und New York City, USA.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.351.468 von benefactor am 22.07.14 14:11:04

Rediff.com: Digital Platform Revenues Drive 1Q14 Growth

August 18, 2014 7:45 AM

MUMBAI, India--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

This past quarter saw the execution of Rediff.com’s strategy: to retain and grow its approximately 15 million engaged users through a variety of digital offerings and then earn revenue from digital services provided to these users and to businesses. The Company’s revenue stream, which used to be dominated by advertising, is gradually shifting away from advertising and is increasingly driven by revenues from its ecommerce marketplace and subscription revenues from the enterprise email and collaboration services.

Overall revenue of $4.08 million for the 2014 first quarter is about the same as the comparable quarter last year (up 6% in Rupee terms). This number masks a 49% growth (58% in Rupee terms) in fee based income which grew to US$1.76 million offsetting a decline of 26% (21% in Rupee terms) in advertising revenue to US$1.62 million.

The progress that Rediff.com is making towards finding a profitable, high growth niche in the booming Indian online shopping market is evident in the Company’s 27% Take Rate (fees earned as a percentage of value of products transacted), its healthy +14% product margin, and a customer return rate as low as 11%. Additionally, approximately 23% of the transactions on the Company’s marketplace were done through mobile phones, a figure which continues to grow as mobile devices become more widespread throughout India and the broadband infrastructure continues to improve.

“India’s online shopping industry is extremely active now with multibillion dollar investments being made by companies such as Amazon building large warehouses, holding stock and making deliveries using large numbers of company employees. In this environment we are pursuing a strategy of being a digital intermediary and using data science to enable small merchants to fulfill orders and be competitive. We hope to build a profitable and high growth niche in this industry. You can see signs of a new Rediff emerging,” said Ajit Balakrishnan, Chairman and CEO, Rediff.com India Ltd.

Further details of Rediff.com’s results for the first fiscal quarter ended June 30, 2014 are appended in tabular form to this press release. A script of the earnings result conference call held on August 18, 2014 will also be made available on Rediff’s Investor Information website at investor.rediff.com.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.627.940 von benefactor am 27.08.14 22:00:41

Fee-based Businesses Leading Growth Drivers for Rediff.com in 2Q14

Business Wire
Rediff.com India Ltd.
October 22, 2014 7:22 AM

MUMBAI, India--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Rediff.com’s overall performance in the past two quarters signaled the emergence of an internet media business model in which fee-based revenue is the key driver and online advertising is in a supporting role. Revenues from such fee-based businesses contributed to 54% of the India Online Revenue in the immediate past quarter.

Such fee-based businesses for the quarter grew 31% on a year over year basis and helped to some extent offset a decline of 22% in advertising revenue. Overall revenue for the quarter ended September 30, 2014, declined 8% compared to the corresponding quarter last year.

Our diligent focus on analytics helped us achieve industry metrics for these businesses during the recently completed quarter, such as a 26% take rate (fees earned as a percentage of value of products transacted), a 14% positive product margin and a merchandise return rate as low as 14%.

“We are witnessing a change in our revenue streams where the revenues from the fee-based businesses are playing a leading role supported by the traditional display advertising revenues. We believe our strength lies in our ability to grow and monetize the 16 million + unique users coming to our site every month through various offerings for consumers and small and medium enterprises. The use of data science to monitor key business metrics is helping us keep our business performance on the growth path,” said Ajit Balakrishnan, Chairman and CEO, Rediff.com India Ltd.

According to ComScore Media Metrix, Rediff.com’s reach in India grew 17.5% on a year-on-year basis to 16.5 million unique users in a market which grew just 1% in the same time period.

Further details of Rediff.com’s results for the second fiscal quarter ended September 30, 2014 are appended in tabular form to this press release. A script of the earnings result conference call held on October 22, 2014 will also be made available on Rediff’s Investor Information website at investor.rediff.com.