Andalin snatches grand prize at Tech in Asia Jakarta Arena pitch battle

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Andalin, a logistics startup that helps businesses ship cross-border, clinched the big win at this year’s Tech in Asia Jakarta Arena. The company beat six other candidates on its way to the top.

GY Networks was the runner-up, while SpotDraft took third place.

These were the brave combatants that took part in this year’s competition, in alphabetical order:

Andalin

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Andalin is a logistics startup that helps small businesses with import and export procedures. It helps customers compare quotes and manage their cross-border shipping through its online system.

The Indonesia-based business was part of long-running accelerator Ideabox’s fourth batch of startups.

Datum

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Datum allows users to back up data they generate through social networks, wearables, smart homes, and other internet-of-things devices and then monetize it by selling such info through its marketplace. The company uses blockchain technology to power its database.

Disitu

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Indonesia-based Disitu is a credit marketplace. The service extends loans to people who are unable to secure them from financial institutions.

GY Networks

Hyku

SpotDraft

Tune Map