We helped NEXON, then owned by EQT, move from ad hoc pricing to structured pricing logic, and identified margin opportunities in managed services, cloud and recurring revenue deals.

Pricing Insight worked with NEXON Asia Pacific, then owned by the global private equity firm EQT, to assess pricing capability and service-bundle economics. The engagement account identifies A$2.7m–5.1m of annualised EBIT opportunity.
EQT invested in Nexon in 2019, and the engagement took place during its ownership. Nexon’s current managed-services description includes maintaining, monitoring and optimising technology environments and supporting end users. Ongoing service obligations differ from reselling a licence or delivering a one-off project.
Mixed bundles, vendor costs and renewal discounts made contract economics difficult to compare and govern.
Pricing Insight assessed capability, reviewed quote and transaction patterns, and examined approvals and cost allocation. The work developed bundle-margin frameworks, quoting tools and a model for contract and segment profitability.
The financial amount is annualised potential. Future capability goals and intended reductions in discretionary discounting are not measured financial results.
The complete sizing model, baseline dates and realised reconciliation are not publicly disclosed. Annualised potential is a full-year estimate, not cash received during the engagement.
Relevant capabilities: Cost to serve and profitability (Pr), Contract renewal and renegotiation (Rn), and Discount authority and controls (Da). This mapping is retrospective.
Price the ongoing service obligation explicitly and assess renewals from full contract economics, not a hardware or licence mark-up.
Current context: Nexon managed services, reviewed 24 October 2026. Contact Pricing Insight.