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SoLeLands is a Singapore-based edtech startup founded in 2022 that creates immersive, game-based learning experiences for children aged 7–12. Its interactive virtual world combines storytelling, exploration, and skill-building to help kids discover their passions while developing essential life skills and values. Through gamified quests and role-based adventures, SoLeLands blends play with education in a safe, engaging environment. Supported by investors such as East Ventures and Sinar Mas Digital Ventures (SMDV), the company also offers tools for parents and educators to track progress. SoLeLands stands at the forefront of Southeast Asia’s edtech innovation, empowering the next generation of curious, future-ready learners.

Kulu is a pioneering fintech company transforming the way people in Guinea access and manage money. Developed by Digital Wallet Guinea (Diwalgi), Kulu was created to promote financial inclusion by offering secure, fast, and affordable digital payment solutions for individuals, merchants, and agents. Through its mobile app, users can easily deposit, withdraw, and transfer money, make payments via QR codes, and even send funds to non-wallet users, all from their smartphones. The platform also rewards user engagement through a loyalty program that incentivizes digital adoption. With a mission to reduce cash dependency and modernize Guinea’s financial ecosystem, Kulu bridges the gap between formal banking and everyday commerce. Since its official launch in Conakry in 2025, Kulu has been recognized as one of West Africa’s most promising fintech innovations.

Mosaic Solutions is a Philippines-based technology company founded in 2016 that provides an all-in-one cloud platform for restaurants, retail, and hospitality businesses across Southeast Asia. Its solutions integrate POS, inventory, purchasing, supplier management, and analytics to help operators streamline processes, reduce costs, and boost profitability. With real-time data insights and menu-engineering tools, Mosaic empowers brands to make smarter, faster decisions. Backed by a USD 5 million Series A funding round, the company serves hundreds of outlets across the region and continues to drive digital transformation in the food-service industry through innovation and operational intelligence.

Founded in October 2013 in the Philippines, Happy Skin is a home-grown beauty brand dedicated to delivering “makeup you love, skincare you deserve.” The company offers a full range of makeup and skincare products tailored for Filipina skin, with a signature focus on gentle, effective, and fun-to-use formulations. Over the years, the beauty brand has grown from a handful of counters to more than 100 store doors, expanded its online presence, and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2023 with limited-edition merchandise and mini-product lines.

PICKUP COFFEE is a fast-growing Philippine coffee-chain brand headquartered in Taguig, Metro Manila. With over 430 branches in the Philippines and 32 stores in Mexico, the coffee brand is trusted by millions and rapidly expanding in the region. Founded by co-founders including Jaime González Fernández and Diego Lorenzo, the company launched its first outlet in June 2022 and quickly expanded its grab-and-go, delivery-centric model. PICKUP COFFEE offers 100% Arabica-bean espresso-based beverages, milk-based drinks, cold brew, matcha, fruit teas, yogurt blends, and baked snacks.

Louise Life is a French-based company offering people a feature-rich platform to track and manage their fertility journey. The core purpose of the company is to offer a technology-backed infrastructure for “reproductive intelligence” by integrating clinical workflows, laboratory biology, and data science into one unified system. From streamlining clinical workflows to aggregating multimodal data in real time, enabling predictive analytics and decision support, Louise Life is positioning itself at the intersection of AI, cloud infrastructure, and fertility care. According to their manifesto, they started with clinics representing 100,000+ patients annually, slowly expanding to build a system that learns and improves with each cycle. Louise aims to enhance personalization, accessibility, and clinical impact, giving clinics and patients a stronger foundation for success.

Paper.id is an Indonesian fintech company founded in 2016 to equip micro, small, and medium businesses (SMBs) with digital tools for managing invoices, payments, reporting, and working capital more efficiently. Today, Paper.id serves over 600,000 SMBs across Indonesia, enabling them to send payment links with 30+ payment methods, pay suppliers, integrate with ERP, and access business credit card/financing products. The company has expanded in the last few years and secured a huge funding in its Series B round led by Square Peg Capital. The platform has earned recognition for not only giving SMBs easy access to financial tools but also making corporate financial automation a reality for small businesses. 

FairAtmos is a Jakarta-based climate tech company that offers technology support to high-quality carbon offset and nature-based climate projects across Southeast Asia. It uses advanced tools such as satellite remote-sensing, machine learning, and cloud analytics (via platforms like Google Earth Engine and Vertex AI) to speed up the assessment, monitoring, and verification of carbon projects. Their “Atmos” product suite (AtmosCheck, AtmosWatch, AtmosOffset, AtmosFund) offers tooling for feasibility, project-design, monitoring-reporting-verification (MRV), and marketplace access. Fairatmos raised a USD 4.5 million seed round in December 2022, led by investors such as GO Ventures, TBS Energi Utama, and Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India. The company is dedicated to combining technology, data transparency, and community-inclusion, enabling not just large corporates but also smaller holders and rural communities to participate in carbon markets.

Green Futures Project is an Italian-based climate tech company that simplifies and guides the Net Zero journey of organizations. With its suite of solutions like CSRD management, ESG supply chain analytics, carbon credits, carbon footprint optimization, and sustainability platform, it helps organizations to track, monitor, and manage their greenhouse‐gas emissions. Over the years, GFP has claimed to help avoid over 70,000 tonnes of CO2, planted 575,000 trees, and produced 17,499 MWh of equivalent renewable energy. GFP is a B-Corp and RINA-certified company that has recently raised €2.2 million to support its “Decarbonisation Tech Alliance”, demonstrating its commitment to environmental and social governance standards.

Equiti is a global Fintech company that offers traders an advanced platform to access multiple financial products like forex, commodities, indices, shares, ETFs, and crypto CFDs, all under one roof. The platform caters to both Equiti enables both retail and institutional clients to trade via established platforms such as MetaTrader 5 and MetaTrader 4, with feature-rich tools, competitive pricing (spreads from 0.0 pips, leverage up to 1:2000 on certain products), and a tech-forward dashboard. What differentiates them from other trading platforms is its execution-only Straight-Through Processing (STP) model that routes client trades directly to liquidity providers (reducing conflicts of interest) and global regulatory strategy, which includes obtaining a licence from the Securities and Commodities Authority (UAE) in March 2022. Equiti has won several global industry awards. The most recent one is being named the “Broker of the Year – Middle East” at the FinanceFeeds Awards in 2023. 

Halodoc is a rapidly growing healthTech platform that aspires to connect millions of patients with the entire healthcare ecosystem. The platform’s innovative technology offers its users 24x7 tele-consultations (via chat, voice, or video), Medicine and health product delivery, lab test bookings, home care services, and insurance assistance. Headquartered in Jakarta, the company seeks to simplify access to reliable, affordable healthcare across the archipelago, a mission that addresses a significant challenge in Indonesia, where doctor-to-population ratios have historically been low. Founded in 2016, the company has built a network of 20,000+ healthcare professionals, thousands of pharmacies, and clinics across Indonesia. It has also been awarded with numerous awards, including the 2018 Forbes Indonesia Choice Award and Galen Growth’s 2018 Most Innovative HealthTech Startup in Asia. Also, Halodoc was the only Southeast-Asian health-tech startup on CB Insights’ “Digital Health 150” list in 2019–20, which speaks volumes about the transformation it has successfully brought in the healthcare sector. 

Gojek is GoTo Group's on-demand services platform and a pioneer of the multi-service ecosystem model, providing access to a wide range of services including transportation, food and goods delivery, and more. Gojek was founded on the principle of leveraging technology to remove life's daily frictions by connecting consumers to the best providers of goods and services in the market. The company was established in Indonesia in 2010 as a call centre, focused on courier and motorcycle ride-hailing services, before launching its app in January 2015. Since then, Gojek has grown to become a leading on-demand platform, servicing customers in Indonesia and Singapore. Gojek is part of the GoTo Group, the largest digital ecosystem in Indonesia, consisting of Gojek and GoTo Financial. The Group comprises over 3.1 million driver partners as well as 20.1 million merchants and sellers as of December 31, 2023. Gojek is dedicated to solving the daily challenges faced by consumers, while improving quality of life for millions of people across Southeast Asia, especially those in the informal sector, as well as micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and other businesses within the culinary sector. The Gojek application is available for download via iOS and Android.