NusaTrip (NUTR) Soars 3.48% on Q2 Earnings, 472% Revenue Surge

NusaTrip (NUTR) surged 3.48% in early trading on September 26, marking its fourth consecutive day of gains and a cumulative 19.83% rise over four sessions. The stock hit its highest level since September 2025, with an intraday jump of 7.26%, reflecting renewed investor confidence in the travel ecosystem operator’s strategic momentum.

The rally follows NUTR’s Q2 2025 financial results, which revealed a 472% year-over-year revenue surge to $993,041 and a historic shift to operating profitability. This turnaround was fueled by post-pandemic travel demand, strategic acquisitions of offline agencies in Vietnam, and expanded partnerships with flight and hotel suppliers. Management emphasized the B2B-focused model’s resilience, with CEO Raynauld Liang highlighting the “dramatic revenue rise” as a key catalyst for sustained growth.

Capital-raising efforts further bolstered the stock’s performance. NUTR’s August IPO raised $15 million, followed by an additional $2.25 million through an over-allotment option in September. The proceeds will fund a new travel technology platform, further agency acquisitions in Asia-Pacific markets, and working capital expansion. With $6.9 million in cash reserves, the company is positioned to execute its growth strategy without immediate external financing.

Geographic expansion into China’s outbound and inbound travel markets has also driven optimism. New offices in Beijing and Hong Kong, combined with IATA accreditation as Indonesia’s first online travel agent, have strengthened NUTR’s competitive edge. The integration of acquired agencies in Vietnam and plans for similar moves in China and India underscore its aggressive market penetration strategy.

While macroeconomic risks such as inflation and geopolitical tensions remain, NUTR’s liquidity, strategic execution, and first-mover advantages in the APAC travel sector provide a buffer. Investors are closely watching the launch of its technology platform and acquisition pipeline as key indicators of long-term sustainability. The stock’s recent momentum aligns with its broader vision to capitalize on the post-pandemic travel recovery in high-growth regions.