The key players in Indonesia’s promising edtech industry

This is the latest version of the article that was previously updated on 20 Nov 2020. Since then, we’ve added several startups and new funding rounds to the list.

 

Education tech or edtech has seen an explosion of interest from investors in Indonesia lately, following similar trends in India and China.

Demand for edtech solutions has increased due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and the funding momentum is also continuing. So far in 2021, multiple companies in the space – including Ruangguru, which banked US$55 million in April – have raised new rounds of investment.

In this page, we map out who the key players are, including both edtech companies and their investors. We also look at how edtech investments are trending and provide data on the funding rounds we’re aware of.

Here’s a look at how edtech funding has been going in Indonesia lately:

Here are the details on the funding rounds in the sector that we have tracked:

We hope this will be a useful, constantly updated reference for anyone who’s interested in this space.

You can also catch our coverage of the sector here, and check out more landscape reports here. We acknowledge that we’re missing some data, so do reach out to research@techinasia.com to help us fill the gaps.)