KKday, a homegrown Taiwanese startup specializing in travel e-commerce, is actively considering an Initial Public Offering (IPO). The company has joined the Asia Startup Hub, located at the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), to receive professional guidance, indicating its potential for a listing on the Japanese market.
Chen Weiru, KKday's Taiwan General Manager, revealed that CEO Chen Ming-ming had envisioned an IPO since the company's inception. The company is currently evaluating multiple markets, including Taiwan and Japan, for its listing, but no final decision has been made.
The Asia Startup Hub houses several Taiwanese companies with a primary focus on the Japanese market, including NextDrive, 21st Century Digital Technology, and Ubitus. KKday, in particular, has received multiple investments from both Japanese government entities and corporations. Its investors are eager to see the company listed in Japan to enhance its international visibility and market competitiveness. However, the final listing location is still under consideration, making its future trajectory a subject of market interest.
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