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Company Profile
Bukalapak – Company Profile
PT Bukalapak (Bukalapak), a subsidiary of PT Tokopedia, is an online marketplace that provides buying and selling of consumer products. The company offers products such as beauty care, health, fashion, mobile, computers, electronics, cameras, hobbies and collections, sports, motorcycles, baby gear, household, food, car and accessories, industrial, office supplies, tickets and vouchers. Bukalapak also provides payments through BCA KlikPay, CIMB Niaga mobile account, CIMB Clicks, VISA, MasterCard, Mandiri E-cash, Indomaret, Mandiri ClickPay and OpenDompet. The company's platform allows users to...
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Company Insights
Bank Mandiri – Digital Transformation Strategies
Bank Mandiri Digital Transformation Strategies Report Overview Bank Mandiri is tapping into key disruptive technologies, including AI, big data, cloud, and digital banking, among others, to digitally transform its operations. The annual ICT spending of Bank Mandiri was estimated at $678.6 million for 2022. A major share of this spending is earmarked for acquiring software, ICT services, and hardware from vendors. Bank Mandiri was established on October 2, 1998. In July 1999, four state-owned banks—namely Bank Exim, Bank Dagang Negara,...
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Thematic Analysis
Tech, Media, and Telecom IPO Themes 2018 to 2021 – Thematic Research
2021 was the strongest year for tech, media, and telecom (TMT) IPOs since 2018 with $237 billion of IPO proceeds raised. 2021 was a record year for billion-dollar TMT IPOs, with 53 in total. Established themes like e-commerce, mobile, fintech, and cloud have seen the most successful IPOs over the last four years. Cloud, fintech, cybersecurity, mobile, and gaming IPOs have generated the highest investor returns in the TMT market since 20 18. The US was the biggest market for...
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Sector Analysis
Consumer Payments Country Snapshot: Indonesia 2016
"Consumer Payments Country Snapshot: Indonesia 2016", report examines the consumer payments market in Indonesia, considering payment cards, online payments, P2P payments, and newer payment technologies such as mobile wallets and contactless. The report also examines the main regulatory players overseeing the market. Indonesia remains a cash-driven economy, although new payment technologies are expected to gradually increase in importance, with e-commerce and mobile payments in particular predicted to drive significant growth and opportunities through 2021. The modernization of the country’s payments...