Diah Harni · · 2 min read301 startups showcasing their tech at TIA Conference’s Startup Factory
We’re down with less than a week to our flagship Tech in Asia Conference, happening October 8 & 9 at the Jakarta Convention Center.
A signature segment across all our conferences is the startup exhibition where more than 300 curated startups across the region will showcase their products to over 6,000 keen investors, media, potential customers, and the wider tech community.
Feast your eyes on 2 different sets of startups flaunting their wares across both days of the conference, with the most popular verticals being ecommerce, edtech, and fintech. Keep your eyes peeled for their novel solutions, and meet the brilliant minds behind these ideas!
Here’s a quick infographic to sum up some key statistics of the exhibitors at Startup Factory:
12 days left to join one of Asia’s largest gatherings
On top of checking out the exhibitors at Startup Factory, you’ll gain a ton of insights to help your business succeed in a high-potential market like Asia from our jam-packed sessions, where world-class speakers will be sharing their learnings and experiences.
Be sure to grab your tickets before it’s too late!
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