TOKYO, Jun 10 (Pulse News Wire) – CRAVIA Inc. (6573.T) signed its first domestic deal for the next-generation solution "POCA i," marking the initial step in expanding the product within Japan.
Under the agreement, CRAVIA will introduce POCA i, which combines photo card sales with entertainment experiences centered around K-POP artists, to 38 locations operated by Seiko-do Group. The deployment is set to begin on June 10, 2026. Seiko-do Group operates several brands including Seiko-do, VANDA RECORD, IKEYA, and Liondo, catering primarily to young K-POP fans. CRAVIA expects this partnership to enhance brand recognition among K-POP enthusiasts, boost store traffic, and optimize space utilization. Additionally, the collaboration serves as a model case for further national expansion of POCA i.
CRAVIA also finalized agreements with Noricongan Japan and Bozz Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. for the supply of dedicated vending machines. The number of units to be installed will be determined through individual contracts but is expected to involve multiple stages across Seiko-do's network. Seiko-do Group was established on February 28, 2002, with a capital of ¥50 million. The group’s largest shareholder is Seiko-do Holdings Corporation with a holding ratio of 96.8%.
Seiko-do Group reported net assets of 1,638,137 thousand yen, total assets of 6,326,005 thousand yen, revenue of 8,140,898 thousand yen, operating profit of 117,857 thousand yen, ordinary profit of 85,310 thousand yen, and net profit of 21,838 thousand yen for the fiscal year ending February 2024.
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