Established in 2021, AgriAku is Indonesia’s leading digital-led agricultural input distributor, leveraging technology to connect farmers and agri-stores across the country. With a well-integrated distribution network, AgriAku focuses on providing reliable, budget-friendly agrochemical products that are accessible anytime, anywhere. The company is committed to making essential farming inputs more efficient and affordable, helping agricultural communities thrive nationwide.

Amartha is a pioneering fintech that empowers rural women entrepreneurs in Indonesia through access to microloans and income-generating opportunities. By combining AI-driven digital tools with on-the-ground support, Amartha has disbursed over Rp27 trillion to 2.7 million women since 2010. Its mission-driven model lowers financial barriers, promotes economic inclusion, and drives sustainable social impact—anchored in strong governance and ethical lending. Amartha places ESG at its core, creating prosperity with minimal environmental impact across Indonesia’s underserved communities.

Assist-X Enterprise is an Indonesia-based B2B company providing AI-driven solutions in computer vision, document processing, and data optimization. Its main products—AssistX Vision, Suite, and Lite—help businesses automate operations and enhance decision-making. With high local content (TKDN) and customizable features, Assist-X Enterprise has supported over 10,000 CCTV units and processed more than 3 million documents. The company also emphasizes ESG, focusing on data security (ISO/IEC 27001:2022), privacy, and employee well-being.

Ayoconnect is a licensed payment solutions provider in Indonesia, offering API-based infrastructure that enables businesses to embed seamless payment features like bill payments, direct debit, and card processing. By bridging financial institutions and digital platforms, Ayoconnect supports financial inclusion and empowers underserved communities. With a strong focus on security, ethical data use, and governance, Ayoconnect plays a vital role in driving equitable access to digital finance and advancing Indonesia’s digital economy.

Founded in 2010, Bukalapak is a leading Indonesian e-commerce platform that began by empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to engage in online commerce. Over the years, it has expanded its services to include digitizing traditional family-owned businesses, known as warungs, through its Mitra program. As of 2021, Bukalapak serves over 100 million users and seven million partners, processing an average of over two million daily transactions. In 2021, the company went public with an initial public offering that raised up to US$1.5 billion, reflecting its significant role in Indonesia's digital marketplace.

Cakap is an upskilling platform with over 5 million learners across Indonesia, offering interactive language and vocational courses guided by 3,000+ teachers from 10 countries. Designed for individuals and companies alike, Cakap empowers lifelong learning through technology, certification, and two-way engagement. With a mission to unlock Indonesia’s potential, Cakap promotes inclusive, quality education and workforce readiness—ensuring everyone has the tools to level up and thrive in a global future.

Delos is a tech-driven aquaculture company optimizing shrimp farming through data analytics, IoT, and precision farming solutions. Its platform offers real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and farm management tools to improve productivity, reduce risks, and enhance sustainability.

PT FitAja Digital Nusantara is a digital healthcare company offering an integrated superapp for online consultations, insurance claims, and medicine delivery. Partnering with SOEs, insurers, and healthcare providers, FitAja expands equitable, efficient access to health services across Indonesia. Committed to innovation, data security, and regulatory compliance, FitAja empowers users to proactively manage their health. Through sustainable and inclusive solutions, FitAja supports the national vision of a Healthy and Digital Indonesia—bridging gaps and transforming how healthcare is delivered.

Formed in 2021 through the merger of Gojek and Tokopedia, GoTo Group is Indonesia's premier technology ecosystem, integrating services in ride-hailing, e-commerce, and financial technology. The company serves a population of over 270 million, offering a diverse range of services that include transportation, food delivery, online shopping, and digital payments. In 2024, GoTo achieved its first full-year underlying profit, marking a significant financial milestone.  The group's commitment to innovation and strategic partnerships continues to drive its growth and contribution to Indonesia's digital economy.​

Greenhope is a sustainable materials technology company that develops eco-friendly alternatives to conventional plastics, including Ecoplas (cassava-based) and Oxium (oxo-biodegradable). It collaborates with manufacturers, retailers, and governments to integrate sustainable packaging into supply chains, supporting environmental compliance and waste reduction.

iSeller is an integrated omnichannel commerce platform that helps Indonesian businesses sell across offline, online, and marketplace channels. Since 2017, iSeller has supported SMEs with tools like POS, e-commerce, payments, and working capital. Through its ESG efforts, iSeller enables digital transformation for small businesses, recently launching iSeller AI to boost efficiency and sales. In partnership with Bank Mandiri, iSeller is also integrated into the Livin’ Merchant app, simplifying business management from order to delivery.

LinkAja is a digital financial services platform initiated by Indonesia’s state-owned enterprises, offering inclusive solutions for both individuals and businesses. With services ranging from daily payments to B2B and sharia offerings, LinkAja supports MSMEs and drives financial access across regions. Backed by key BUMN players, the platform promotes ESG values and achieved positive EBITDA in 2024. Through collaboration and innovation, LinkAja aims to accelerate digital adoption and expand financial inclusion across Indonesia under the spirit of #SatukanPotensiIndonesia.

Mekari is Indonesia’s leading SaaS platform, trusted by 35,000+ businesses to simplify workforce, finance, and operations management through an integrated digital ecosystem. Designed for SMEs to large enterprises, Mekari enables smarter operations and scalable growth while promoting paperless workflows, workforce empowerment, and data security. With initiatives like Mekari University and Community, it goes beyond software—building an ecosystem that supports learning, collaboration, and sustainable transformation for businesses to stay agile, productive, and competitive in an evolving digital landscape.

Privy is Indonesia’s leading provider of digital identity verification and legally binding digital signatures, trusted by over 57 million users and 4,700+ enterprises. Offering secure, seamless digital onboarding and document signing, Privy empowers both individuals and businesses to transact confidently and control their personal data. With a strong commitment to privacy, compliance, and digital literacy, Privy advances secure digital transformation and is proud to be the first Indonesian digital trust company to expand internationally.

PTEN is a service institution under Bank Indonesia’s National Payment Gateway (NPG), supporting the payment ecosystem through services like transaction reconciliation, QRIS data management, secure modules, fraud monitoring, and dispute resolution. Working with payment system providers, PTEN ensures interconnectivity and efficiency across retail payment systems. As the only company with this mandate, PTEN plays a key role in enabling a fast, easy, affordable, secure, and reliable national payment system in Indonesia.

Qoala is an insurtech platform that simplifies insurance through technology. It partners with insurers to offer various policies and integrates with digital platforms for embedded insurance solutions. Its AI-driven claims processing improves efficiency, making insurance more accessible across Southeast Asia.

PT Mitra Transaksi Indonesia, or known as Yokke, is a technology-based payment service provider enabling businesses to accept various digital payments across offline and online channels. Serving merchants, banks, and financial institutions, Yokke ensures secure, seamless, and real-time transactions. With 27 branches and over 1,300 employees nationwide, Yokke supports businesses with 24/7 service. In 2024, Yokke formalized its ESG commitment through a corporate charter, reinforcing its role in building a reliable and inclusive digital payment ecosystem across Indonesia.

Horizon is a technology-driven omnichannel consumer goods company formed through the merger of Sinbad and Tjufoo, combining distribution scale with brand-building expertise. Led by TJ Tham as CEO and Emilio Wibisono as Chief Business Officer, Horizon empowers local and international brands to grow in Indonesia by optimizing supply chains, driving operational efficiency, and expanding into high-potential categories such as electronics, home & living, and foods. By uniting digital distribution capabilities with scalable consumer brands, Horizon aims to  strengthen its position as a key enabler in Indonesia’s consumer market.