Serko’s path to profit crystalises with renewed Booking.com deal

Serko’s path to profit crystalises with renewed Booking.com deal
CEO Darrin Grafton says the deal will be the foundation of the company's future growth. (Image: Serko)
Ben Moore
Serko’s share price has surged more than 20% on the back of finalising a deal renegotiation with Booking.com, setting new revenue-sharing terms for the next five years. The New Zealand stock exchange-listed travel management company provides the Zeno platform that underpins Booking.com for Business, and the partnership is a major contributor to Serko’s revenue. The new tiered agreement sees the current 50/50 share continue until the total number of completed room nights reaches 4.3 million per year, a more than 70% in...

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