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Hello everyone! This week’s ecosystem updates highlight how Indonesia’s digital landscape continues to evolve, from new safeguards for younger social media users to fresh cross-border expansion by global tech players. We’re also seeing continued momentum across fintech, connectivity infrastructure, and electric mobility partnerships. Together, these developments reflect how innovation, regulation, and investment are moving in parallel as Indonesia’s digital economy matures.

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Beyond startups and tech platforms, there’s also growing activity across broader market infrastructure. Strategic collaborations in cybersecurity, payments, and industrial investment signal long-term confidence in the country’s digital and economic foundations. Even with Fitch revising Indonesia’s outlook while maintaining its investment-grade rating, the bigger narrative remains one of resilience, where policy evolution, capital inflows, and ecosystem partnerships continue to support Indonesia’s growth trajectory.

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🚨 What’s New

  • Indonesia moves to regulate youth access to social media
    Indonesia is introducing new safeguards for younger internet users, with the government set to enforce a minimum age policy for social media access starting March 28, 2026. The initiative aims to create a safer digital environment while encouraging platforms to implement stronger verification and child-protection mechanisms. With over 200 million internet users and one of the world’s most active social media populations, the policy signals how digital governance is evolving alongside rapid platform adoption. For tech companies and startups, the move may also open opportunities for safer digital identity, parental control, and youth-focused platform innovation. Read more about the regulation in this policy update.

  • Sweef Capital backs Indonesia healthcare expansion through Avisena
    Healthcare investment in Indonesia continues to attract regional capital, with Sweef Capital investing in Avisena Healthcare to accelerate hospital and healthcare service expansion. The funding highlights growing investor confidence in Southeast Asia’s healthcare infrastructure, particularly as demand rises alongside demographic shifts and middle-class growth. Private healthcare providers are increasingly seen as key partners in improving service accessibility and capacity across the country. With healthcare digitalization and hospital networks expanding rapidly, Indonesia remains a major opportunity for long-term healthtech and medical infrastructure investment. More details are available in this investment report.

  • IFC supports Link Net with new financing to boost connectivity
    The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is extending financing to broadband provider Link Net to strengthen internet infrastructure and expand high-speed connectivity. The funding is expected to help scale fiber broadband services and support the growing demand for reliable internet access across households and businesses. As digital transformation accelerates across sectors, from e-commerce to fintech, robust connectivity remains foundational for economic growth. The partnership underscores continued international confidence in Indonesia’s digital infrastructure development. More on the initiative can be found in this financing announcement.

  • Akulaku records strong financing growth in 2025
    Fintech platform Akulaku reported Rp74.4 trillion in new financing in 2025, reflecting strong demand for digital consumer credit and buy-now-pay-later services. The growth highlights how embedded finance and digital lending continue to play a critical role in expanding financial access for millions of consumers. As Indonesia’s fintech ecosystem matures, companies are increasingly combining credit, payments, and digital banking services into integrated platforms. This momentum suggests sustained innovation in financial inclusion and alternative credit solutions. Read the full report on Akulaku’s performance in this fintech update.


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    🚨 What’s New

    • Green wheels, green financing. Green SM Indonesia the all-electric ride-hailing operator powered by VinFast vehicles has just locked in an IDR 600 billion, five-year investment loan with BCA, formalizing a financial partnership that began when the company launched in Jakarta back in December 2024. With major banks now willing to put structured capital behind EV fleets, the shift from pilot programs to institutional-grade financing signals that sustainable transport is no longer a nice-to-have story, it’s a bankable one. Indonesia’s appetite for cleaner commutes just got a very serious backer.

    • Indonesia’s crypto market grows up. A consortium of 11 licensed digital asset traders including Tokocrypto, Indodax, and Upbit Indonesia has officially launched Indonesia Crypto Exchange (ICEx), an integrated platform combining trading, clearing, and custody under a single OJK-regulated framework, backed by approximately $70 million from 11 licensed digital asset traders. ICEx is a deliberate move to build homegrown market infrastructure rather than importing foreign models. With institutional-grade standards now in place, the stage is set for Indonesia’s crypto market to finally move beyond retail dominance.

    • First REIT exits Indonesia. Singapore’s First REIT has proposed to divest its entire Indonesia portfolio hospitals, malls, and non-core assets for S$471.5 million, a 2.1% premium over independent valuations, with a potential further S$294.8 million via put options on six remaining hospitals. The buyer is CVC-backed Siloam International Hospitals, doubling down on its domestic footprint. While First REIT pivots toward developed markets, the other side of the trade is a domestic consolidation story: Indonesian healthcare assets moving into Indonesian hands at a premium.

    • Blibli shows omnichannel can actually work. PT Global Digital Niaga (Blibli) posted full-year 2025 net revenues of Rp22.4 trillion — a 34% year-on-year jump, while simultaneously improving its EBITDA trajectory by 60 basis points, proving that scale and efficiency can move together. The company’s take rate expanded from 6.9% to 8.5%, driven by a strategic push into higher-margin categories like smartphones and home appliances, now backed by 265 consumer electronics stores and 57 Ranch Market outlets. The full rollout of Unified Membership and Blibli Tiket Rewards across Blibli, tiket.com, Ranch Market, and Dekoruma created the kind of cross-platform stickiness that most e-commerce players only dream about. With management targeting 15–20% net revenue growth in 2026, the integrated omnichannel playbook is looking less like a theory and more like a proven model.

    • Southeast Asia’s startup pulse: Pallav raises new funding. In this week’s funding roundup, <a href="https://www.dealstreetasia.com/sto…

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