O2O

The likes of Kopi Kenangan are drawn to Indomaret and Alfamart’s mass reach. But it’s not a one-size-fits-all strategy.

As one of the biggest players in Indonesia’s O2O market, the firm’s merchant-focused solutions have benefited over 15.2 million MSMEs.

The Indonesian marketplace is one of the country’s ecommerce pioneers and adopted an online-to-offline strategy as early as 2003.

The app has become a popular choice for teachers and schools regionally and globally. But will the momentum continue when the pandemic ends?

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As China’s JD.com ramps up its regional push, its first-party logistics play could be a gamechanger.

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With 8 million partners on its platform, Mitra Bukalapak is going strong.

Kopi Kenangan is no Luckin Coffee. But the consumer F&B business can be fickle, and things might change once the company leaves the hypergrowth stage.

Opening 58 outlets in less than a year and serving 300,000 cups per month, the company is often compared to China’s Luckin Coffee.