Based on GlobalData's forecast, Indonesia's mobile service revenue will reach $12.1 billion by 2030, driven by data consumption and 5G deployment, while voice revenue continues to decline. This trend reflects the digital acceleration of ASEAN's largest economy and provides new momentum for regional supply chain and digital economy integration.
Based on the latest data and policy analysis, exploring how Philippine fintech builds a financial inclusion ecosystem around remittances and its implications for ASEAN regional financial integration.
ASEAN consumers are shifting from search engines to AI assistants and super apps for discovering information, leading to a decline in traditional website traffic. This article analyzes three major content strategy transformations that regional digital leaders must undertake: from keywords to conversations, from quantity to authority, and from owned channels to a seamless omnichannel experience.
Analyze Cambodia's digital economy development, consumer trends, and foodpanda's growth vision, and explore their implications for the integration of the digital economy in the ASEAN region.
Analyze how the Finweek KL 2026 Summit becomes a key node in the EU-ASEAN Fintech Corridor, and its long-term impact on regional financial integration.
Myanmar's fintech struggles to survive amid political turmoil, sanctions, and weak infrastructure. Its development trajectory reflects the geopolitical risks and inclusivity challenges faced in the ASEAN financial integration process.
Cambodia's mobile banking users surpass 10 million, with KHQR annual payment volume exceeding $105 billion, marking a leap forward in its digital finance ecosystem and propelling ASEAN regional payment connectivity into a new phase.
The launch of Metfone Express is not merely the addition of a new player to Cambodia’s logistics industry; it also reflects the accelerating restructuring of local delivery, cross-border transport, and digital logistics services. For ASEAN, such changes mean that smaller and medium-sized economies are reasserting their place in regional supply chains through logistics infrastructure and service capabilities.
Although Laos’ fintech ecosystem is still in its early stage in 2026, mobile payments, QR code interoperability, and cross-border retail payments are bringing this landlocked economy more closely into the ASEAN digital economy network.