Grab has a series of tightknit partnerships with local conglomerates, fintech firms, and other companies.

Venture capital firms are injecting cash into Indonesian coffee startups.

The VC expects to deploy USD 100 million by the end of 2021.

The firm has disbursed over USD 1.8 billion in business financing to 70,000 MSMEs in Southeast Asia, sourced from 200,000 lenders.

Bareksa will gain access to Grab’s users and offer mutual fund investments with payments handled by Ovo.

Gojek is the first super app to launch this service in Indonesia, marking a milestone in the country’s digital banking sector.

The project has a scholarship program with 7,000 members, primarily in the Philippines and Indonesia.

Startups are developing blockchain-based projects for sectors such as philanthropy and agriculture.