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There's a media company in Japan that I like called Uzabase. Most Americans don't know about them. But they're cool. - founded 10 years ago - publically traded - prior covid, $850m market cap. Now 650m - Raised only $5m before went public - $115m in revenue.Mostly subscriptions
- main products are Newspicks, Speeda, and Quartz - newspicks - news app. Some original content, some aggregation - cost $100/year. Has 150k paying subs. $40m in annual rev. 3m free users - Speeda is like Crunchbase, pitchbook, or cbinsights - Cost $12k/year. 3200 users
- speeda does $41m in sales - they bought Quartz a few years ago. Dumb move, I think - Quartz does $30m/year. Huge losses though. - rest of company is profitable with good margins given the growth - other products they have do $8m/year
why I like them: - they have multiple business units and product lines - super capital efficient - people seem to love their products
Do you have any favorite resources for learning more about media companies? I wish Trends covered it more haha. Just found out both Sports Illustrated and FaZe clan each started their own studios to expand into video. Fascinating stuff.
We're expanding to a variety of niches. I find it cuz I'm a rat and sift through shit dozens of hours a day. I consume massive amounts of content including historical stuff like old newspapers.
Under the radar companies! More than 80% of companies in this country are not publicly known but have a very huge success! A good number of startups are also doing well
That’s quite the business you’ve got there @ume_log
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