Items stated in the management plan
WithdrawnExceptionally high macroeconomic volatility, the risk that low-accuracy long-term forecasts may be inconsistent, and the concentration of resources on the ability to adapt to change.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan name | Fixed three-year medium-term management plan |
| Plan period | 2025–2027 |
| Progress against the plan | Withdrawn |
| Sales Target | ¥8,400 million → Not disclosed |
| Operating profit target | ¥1,400 million → Not disclosed |
| Operating profit margin target | 17 % → Not disclosed |
| ROE target | Not disclosed → 20 % |
| ROIC target | Not disclosed → ROIC > WACC (sustained expansion of the spread) |
| Payout ratio / DOE policy | Share buybacks and dividends will be considered in the future. Growth investment is currently being prioritized. ¥200–500 million is stated as the range for shareholder returns. The target period is medium to long term. |
| Treasury share acquisition policy | After taking the cancellation rate into account, a certain proportion will be retained as retained earnings, and share buybacks and dividends will be considered in the future. Growth investment is currently being prioritized. |
| Total investment plan | Up to ¥4 billion |
| Investment amount by sector | Field Growth investment (LINKTIVITY business and OTA business) / Amount Not disclosed, Field Strategic investment (M&A and inorganic growth) / Amount Not disclosed |
| Plan assumptions | Outbound demand In light of exchange-rate trends and other factors, the plan assumes a gradual recovery of approximately 8% year on year. / Inbound Demand Inbound demand is expected to remain solid, particularly from East Asia, but no sharp upside is factored in. |
| Key initiatives | Disciplined cost management and improved agility, Maximizing operating leverage, Applying AI to data assets and expanding into new B2B fields, Prioritizing and concentrating development resources, Delivering reliable monetization of the platform business, Strengthening existing sales channels and expanding broadly into East Asia and other markets, Launching the cruise business, Collaboration with government agencies and local authorities (G to B) |
| Results under the previous plan | Operating revenue 5,400 / Operating profit 500 → Operating revenue 4,581 / Operating profit 105(Operating revenue -15.2% / Operating profit -79.0%) |
| Reason for revision or withdrawal | Exceptionally high macroeconomic volatility, the risk that low-accuracy long-term forecasts may be inconsistent, and the concentration of resources on the ability to adapt to change. |
| Size of the Target Market | Business OTA business / TAM Approximately ¥30 trillion / SAM Approximately JPY 1.5 trillion / SOM Approximately ¥300 billion / Source Calculated based on data from the Japan Tourism Agency and the Company's booking data, Business Tourism IT business / TAM Several trillion yen to ¥10 trillion / SAM Approximately ¥2–2.5 trillion / SOM Approximately ¥600 billion / Source Calculated based on the Japan Tourism Agency's Survey of Foreign Visitors' Spending Trends (2023–2024 levels), estimates by JNTO and the Company's booking data |
| Risks identified | Natural disasters, international affairs and infectious diseases, among others (likelihood: low; timing: anytime), Exchange-rate fluctuations (likelihood: medium; timing: anytime), Climate change (likelihood: medium; timing: medium to long term), Keeping pace with technological innovation (AI and DX) (likelihood: medium; timing: medium to long term), Securing and training personnel, and compliance (likelihood: medium; timing: medium to long term), Maintaining the market-listing requirements (market capitalization of ¥10 billion) (likelihood: medium; timing: short to medium term) |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Macroeconomic volatility is exceptionally high due to sharp exchange-rate fluctuations, geopolitical risks and persistently high airfares, among other factors. Low-accuracy long-term forecasts could create noise in corporate valuation. Management resources will be concentrated on the ability to adapt to change.