A SaaS company, founded in May 2005 and based in Tokyo, Japan, offers robust digital solutions for the hospitality sector. The enterprise is primarily known for its product, a comprehensive review management and price-setting tool, servicing over 600 hotels. In the last twelve months, the company generated total sales of $1.054 million, with a net profit of $209,000, while its core product alone accounted for $710,000 in revenue and $462,000 in profit. This product's significant contribution underscores its value as a profitable focus for potential buyers. The company, valued at $2.55 million, based on a 5.51x profit multiple, is open for full acquisition.
The firm's offerings include SaaS subscriptions, revenue-sharing from hotel bookings, and consulting services. Its proprietary technology is backed by 15 patents, enhancing the company's market edge. Initially starting as an online travel agency, the company pivoted to cloud-based hotel systems in 2009, releasing advanced products over the years, like a next-gen property management system and a reservation engine.
Potential growth avenues include expanding geographic markets, leveraging AI for analytics, and increasing partnerships. Under the leadership of an experienced executive, the company maintains a lean team and operates on scalable, cloud-based infrastructure. Buyers are presented options to acquire either the whole business with its diversified revenue streams or solely its core product, allowing tailored investment strategies aligned with individual risk preferences.
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