Rakuten wesentlich besser als Rocket
Q3/17 Consolidated Results Summary
(JPY bn, IFRS)
Q3/16 Q3/17 YoY
Revenue 190.5 236.4 +24.1%
Pinterest has been valued at $12.3bn after raising $150m in fresh funding.
https://www.siliconrepublic.com/start-ups/pinterest-fundraising
Pinterest is one of the few privately held start-ups valued at more than $10bn to raise money this year. Pinterest has been valued at $12.3bn after raising $150m in fresh funding.
https://www.siliconrepublic.com/start-ups/pinterest-fundraising
Vintage Year: 2012
Initial Investment (USD mm).: 83 million
IRR (Interner Zinsfuß = jährliche Verzinsung) = 34%
As of the end of September 2017, based on fair value excluding business alliance investments and listed equity investments.
https://global.rakuten.com/corp/investors/
By Manuel Baigorri
16. Juni 2017
Cabify wants to raise at least $300 million in new funding
Spanish ride-sharing company Cabify is seeking at least $300 million in new funding as it works to expand in its current markets, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Madrid-based company is working with Bank of America Corp., the people said, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are private. The company, which is currently valued at about $1 billion, may wrap up the fundraising in the coming months, one of the people said. The new capital would add to the $100 million Cabify raised in April, according to a regulatory filing.
Potential investors include existing backers, such as Japan’s Rakuten Inc., carmakers and technology firms in the automotive industry, the people said. Institutional investors are also interested in participating to position themselves for a potential initial public offering in the future, the people said.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...ek-funding-sign-latam-deal
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/cabify
Bei der im letzten Posting angeführten Bewertung von einer Milliarde müsste demnach der Anteil von Rakuten ca. eine halbe Milliarde Dollar wert sein.
https://www.onlinehaendler-news.de/handel/...nerschaft-gestartet.html
Follow the team on Viber to get the dish on everything Olympique de Marseille! Get exclusive content, play-by-play descriptions, news, updates and post-game interviews as well as a behind-the-scenes look into the lives of the team’s top megastars: Thauvin, Mandanda, Payet, Mitroglou and Abdennour. Fans will also be able to enjoy a unique bot experience as well as download a free official Olympique de Marseille’s sticker pack.
Through Viber’s unique communication platform, Olympique de Marseille fans from France and from all over the world, will have access to exclusive content, will be able to connect to their favorite players and share their passion and emotions for the team.”
https://www.viber.com/blog/2017-10-18/...marseilles-official-partner/
Daraus wurden bis zum 30.9.2017 insgesamt 2,573 Milliarden US-Dollar,
Das entspricht einer jährlichen Verzinsung (interner Zinsfuß) von 34%.
https://global.rakuten.com/corp/investors/
Eine Ergänzung über eine Verbindung zu einem Bundesliga könnte meines Erachtens die Geschichte abrunden - man muss ja nicht gleich wie in Barcelona der Hauptsponsor sein. Als Libuda plädiere ich hier für Schalke oder Dortmund, denn die geben emotional mehr her als feine Pinkel-Clubs, deren Chefs Steuern hinterziehen und Edeluhren schmuggeln.
In der 2. Bundesliga kämen Nürnberg und St. Pauli in Frage.
Posted Aug 4, 2016 by Jon Russell
Indonesia-based Go-Jek, the motorbike taxis on-demand company that competes with Uber and Grab, has confirmed that it has raised upwards of $550 million in new funding. It also hinted that it may expand to other parts of Southeast Asia for the first time.
The company’s valuation was not disclosed, but we reported earlier than it values Go-Jek at $1.3 billion post-money.
The money was provided by new investors KKR, Warburg Pincus, Farallon Capital and Capital Group Private Markets. Existing investors Sequoia India, Northstar Group, DST Global, NSI Ventures, Rakuten Ventures and Formation Group also took part.
The money will be used to scale operations and, in particular, grow its services, which include a payment system, food delivery, courier services as well as regular passenger rides. Go-Jek claims to have 200,000 drivers in its fleet and 20 million app downloads to date. For its services business, it said it has 35,000 food delivery partners and 3,000 “service” providers.
The Jakarta-based firm said it may “potentially” use the new capital to expand its service across Southeast Asia, moving its rivalry with Grab and Uber into new countries.
https://techcrunch.com/2016/08/04/...nts-at-southeast-asia-expansion/
und das obwohl sie mit Rakuma eine Konkurrenz-App ihr eigen nennen.
by transcosmos | Apr 7, 2016 | Convenience Stores, E-Commerce, Japan |
Loyalty systems are very typical when shopping in Japan as they reward customers for purchasing products. Many companies in Japan have developed loyalty programs to increase customer retention and create an incentive for consumers to shop and purchase their products.
Loyalty systems and programs in Japan are very similar to what credit card companies do in the US. Here in the US, if you have a credit card that gives out rewards and cash-back based on purchases, customers tend to use the card more as they receive points and cash-back towards future purchases. In Japan, many e-commerce sites and stores have their own loyalty systems that they have created to give customers cash-back not only toward their site, but toward other e-commerce and brick-and-mortar stores and sites as well.
Rakuten Ichiba
Rakuten Ichiba, Japan’s largest marketplace, has a very strong loyalty ecosystem called Rakuten Super Points that allows customers to receive a minimum of 1% back on all purchases. Many times, Rakuten will run promotions on 3%, 5%, or even sometimes 10% back on purchases made through their site. These points are not only redeemable on their site but can be used in convenience stores, travel sites, and banks. Becoming a member of Rakuten’s global network allows members to utilize all parts of the Rakuten Group’s services to earn points through their services. For example, Rakuten has a credit card called Rakuten Edy, where customers are able to earn points through purchases on the card. These points in turn can be redeemed through other Rakuten network services such as Rakuten Travel or Rakuten Ichiba.
http://transcosmos.com/the-loyalty-system-in-japan/
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https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/rkunf
21.47 (12/15/17)
http://quotes.wsj.com/JP/4755