Indonesia

The branch is its 80th concept store out of about a thousand branches nationwide.

It has implemented several strategies to boost job satisfaction and performance.

The country only has about 2,500 dermatologists, many of whom are in key cities.

Its innovative approach to automation delivers measurable results, enhances client relationships, and sets benchmarks in digital transformation.

The tech is expected to benefit people and companies, and improve basic services.

Food trends let Indonesian businesses come up with menus based on market tastes.

Its carbon injection technology strengthens concrete whilst cutting carbon emissions.

The savings account offers yearly interest rates of as much as 3.25%.

Its achievements have set a new benchmark for the development of the oil and gas industry in the region.

The Jakarta-based lender promises partners integration in less than a month.

The company integrates technological advancements with societal objectives, paving the way for a lasting impact on Indonesia's digital sovereignty and positioning it on the global stage.

The fashion retailer seeks to expand in Sumatra and Borneo.

More than 2,500 accounts have been opened in less than six months.

Indonesia’s biggest lender by assets wants people to become sustainability champions.

The group's e-commerce platform, Ruparupa.com has recorded an eightfold increase in visitors who end up buying stuff.

President Prabowo’s infrastructure projects present opportunities for investors and banks.