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Archipelago International president and CEO John Flood spoke with The Jakarta Post about how it has tapped markets in other developing countries by implementing the group’s accomplished standards honed from more than 25 years of operation in Indonesia.
Akulaku Group, the parent group of BNPL service Akulaku, P2P lender Asetku and Bank Neo Commerce, targets 25 percent growth in loan issuance this year and has not abandoned plans to go public.
Genetic analysis examines the building blocks of the human body to detect risks of disease long before any potential onset of symptoms. Asa Ren founder and CEO Aloysius Liang sees his company as a local pioneer in a field, whixh is expected to see rapid growth in the coming years.
Xurya Daya Indonesia cofounder and and chief technology Edwin Widjonarko explains the start-up’s strategy of solar panel rentals and its role in promoting renewable energy in Indonesia.
BASE Entertainment founders Aoura Lovenson and Shanty Harmayn spoke to The Jakarta Post's Yohana Belinda about their production house’s achievements and their efforts to bring local content to the international market.
Sociolla aims to boost the local cosmetics and personal care industry’s competitiveness while simultaneously expanding its business in the booming Southeast Asian market.
Marriott International president and CEO Anthony Capuano spoke with The Jakarta Post about the business climate in Indonesia and its bold move to sign an agreement to develop three new hotels in the nation's new capital, Nusantara.
Freeport Indonesia CEO and Kadin vice president of investment Tony Wenas said regulatory stability and continuity beyond next year's general election was important for investors across the country.
Alexandra Murray, area vice president and head of South East Asia at Hilton, talks about the prospects of tourism in Indonesia and how the company seeks to capture new demand.
Indonesia’s manufacturing sector is at risk of losing out to competitors in other countries if it doesn’t keep up with AI, says IBM chairman and CEO Arvind Krishna.
Francis Belin, President of Christie's Asia Pacific, says Indonesia's young art collectors are trendsetters and the country’s artists can make it big in the global market.
Paul Everingham, CEO of Asia Natural Gas and Energy Association (ANGEA), which represents natural gas and energy producers, buyers, suppliers and companies across Asia, spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Divya Karyza on Aug. 2 about the race between Indonesia, Malaysia and Australia to become a carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub in the Asia-Pacific region.
According to HKEX CEO Nicolas Aguzin, digital start-ups, biotech companies and firms wishing to go international should look to Hong Kong for their IPOs.
Thales Group considers Indonesia a strategic country. It wants to invest continuously in the country […] by partnering with local industry.
Swiss Re believes Indonesia has a very low insurance penetration, leaving the country relatively vulnerable due to a wide protection gap.
Aspen-backed Sanusa Medika hopes the hospital can provide international-level health care so instead of flying to Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia or Australia, Indonesians can get treatment locally, like in Depok.
The aviation market is showing signs of improvement as the global travel industry continues its post-pandemic recovery. Some airlines have increased the number of flights to Bali to capture rising demand from tourists. The Jakarta Post’s Yohana Belinda spoke to Emirates senior vice president overseeing Far East commercial operations Orhan Abbas about the Dubai-based carrier’s strategy to capitalize on market prospects.
Citi global head of corporate banking Jason Rekate spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Deni Ghifari on May 28 about Indonesia’s economy and its budding electric vehicle ecosystem.
Genexyz creates meta-humans and builds stories around them. The start-up’s co-founder, Belinda Luis, spoke with The Jakarta Post's Yohana Belinda on May 25 about the future of meta-humans and the role of AI in the creative industries.
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is looking to ASEAN as a market for both commercial passenger aircraft and military hardware.
Despite volatility in the external environment, tech start-ups with conservative financial management continued to find backers, says Kredivo CEO Umang Rustagi.
PT Intifood Sejahtera CEO Aditya Rumanda spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Deni Ghifari on Friday about the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) business, plans to start exporting and the challenge of getting into modern retail distribution channels.
Bukalapak has undergone a gradual change in management and business focus since 2019, which has allowed it to chase high margin segments and avoid making significant efficiencies.
Moving from a brokerage to a digital insurance firm allows PasarPolis to build its own products and improve unit economics.
Amid the furor over SVB's collapse, AC Ventures founding partner Pandu Sjahrir stresses that his advice remains the same regardless: Due diligence and risk management is a must for both founders and investors.
Tom Everett Heath, head of forensic investigations and intelligence at Kroll, spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Divya Karyza about the risk and financial advisory firm’s take on risk management trends in Indonesia.
RANS Entertainment seeks to expand beyond just media and entertainment, with forays into F&B and FMCG as well. But its main challenge is getting the company recognized independently from the couple.
As part of its efforts to shift its business focus away from coal, Indonesia’s Indika Energy is in negotiations to retire its part-owned Cirebon 1 coal-fired power plant in West Java and is building an electric motorcycle. Indika Energy vice president director Azis Armand spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Divya Karyza on Feb. 15 about his views on Indonesia’s electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem and the company’s struggle in cutting its coal income to 50 percent by 2025 amid global pressure on the coal industry.
Emtek, one of the biggest technology and media groups in the country comprising TV stations, digital media and tech start-ups, says prudence in spending has been helping it weather macroeconomic turmoil.
Listed beverages company PT Multi Bintang Indonesia, well known for its Bintang beer, is working with stakeholders to raise awareness on waste management and transition to clean energy.