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Indonesia’s Digital Economy Set to Surpass $130 Billion by 2026

Indonesia’s Digital Economy Set to Surpass $130 Billion by 2026

Indonesia
Market Insight

Indonesia’s digital economy is projected to reach a valuation of $130-150 billion by the end of 2026, according to a new report by ProSpace Research Institute. The growth represents a 25% increase from current valuations, cementing Indonesia’s position as Southeast Asia’s largest digital market.
Key drivers include increased smartphone penetration in tier-two and tier-three cities, improved internet infrastructure across the archipelago, and government initiatives supporting digital transformation. E-commerce continues to lead the sector, with fintech and ride-hailing services showing the strongest growth trajectories.
“We’re witnessing digital adoption accelerating beyond Java and major urban centers,” says Dr. Anwar Santoso, Digital Economy Analyst at ProSpace. “Regulatory frameworks are increasingly supportive of innovation while maintaining necessary protections.”
The report highlights that over 30 million new internet users have come online since 2023, with 68% actively participating in the digital economy. Investment in Indonesia’s tech ecosystem reached $4.7 billion in 2024, with early indications showing 2025 could surpass this figure.
Challenges remain in digital literacy, cybersecurity readiness, and infrastructure gaps in eastern Indonesia. However, public-private partnerships are addressing these issues through targeted programs.
For businesses, the expanding digital economy presents opportunities in e-commerce enablement, digital payment solutions, and cloud services tailored to local needs.
For further information: Phone: +62 21 5799 8989 Email: info@prospaceindonesia.com Follow @prospace.indonesia on Instagram for updates

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Climate Finance Initiatives Creating Green Investment Opportunities Across Africa

Africa
Business News

Innovative climate finance mechanisms are creating substantial green investment opportunities across Africa, mobilizing capital for projects that combine climate impact with commercial returns. These initiatives are channelling unprecedented funding into renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and climate-smart agriculture.
Key developments include specialized green bond programs designed for African issuers; blended finance vehicles combining concessional and commercial capital; results-based financing tied to verified carbon reductions; and climate-focused venture capital targeting early-stage innovations.
These mechanisms have mobilized over $8.5 billion in climate-aligned investments during 2024, with particularly strong flows into distributed solar, green transportation infrastructure, and resilient agricultural systems.
“Africa’s climate finance landscape has evolved significantly beyond grant funding to create genuine investment opportunities with attractive returns,” explains Dr. Kofi Mensah, Sustainable Finance Director at ProSpace Indonesia. “The most successful approaches combine climate impact with clear commercial models addressing Africa’s development priorities.”
ProSpace Indonesia provides specialized climate finance advisory services, including opportunity assessment, mechanism selection, and implementation planning.
For information on African climate finance opportunities, contact ProSpace Indonesia at +62 877 8887 7678 or email info@prospaceindonesia.com. Follow @prospace.indonesia on Instagram for insights on Africa’s evolving sustainable finance landscape.

E-commerce Adoption Surges Among Indonesia’s Silver Generation

Indonesia
Market Insight

Indonesia’s e-commerce landscape is experiencing an unexpected shift as shoppers aged 55 and above emerge as the fastest-growing demographic, according to new data from ProSpace Indonesia’s Consumer Behavior Study.
The report shows a 78% increase in e-commerce participation among Indonesians over 55 during the past 18 months, compared to 23% growth across all age groups. This “silver generation” now accounts for 17% of Indonesia’s e-commerce spending, up from just 6% in 2023.
“We’re seeing a fundamental shift in shopping behaviors among older Indonesians who previously preferred traditional retail,” notes Rini Sutanto, Consumer Research Director at ProSpace. “Improved user interfaces, voice search capabilities, and trusted payment systems have broken down the technological barriers.”
Health and wellness products, groceries, and religious items lead purchases in this demographic, while fashion and electronics show stronger growth among younger consumers. The trend has prompted major platforms like Tokopedia and Shopee to develop features specifically targeting older users.
Regional adoption remains uneven, with Java and Bali showing the highest e-commerce penetration among seniors at 42%, while eastern Indonesia lags at 19%. However, all regions show positive growth trajectories.
For retailers, the shift represents an opportunity to tap into a demographic with significant purchasing power and brand loyalty potential.
For market insights: Phone: +62 21 5799 8989 Email: info@prospaceindonesia.com Follow @prospace.indonesia on Instagram for updates