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.
Vietnam's industrial real estate market has entered a new growth phase, with high-quality foreign investment and green park development becoming key competitive factors. The influx of electronics, logistics, and AI data centers is reshaping the regional industrial division of labor.
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 the significance of the fourth public-private dialogue between EuroCham and the Cambodian government in the context of ASEAN regional economic integration, and explore the impact of business reforms on Cambodia's investment environment, manufacturing relocation, and graduation from LDC status in 2029.
Based on an interview with foodpanda Cambodia's General Manager by EuroCham, this analysis examines the structural changes in the ASEAN regional consumer market reflected by Cambodia's digital economy, consumption trends, and the growth of food delivery platforms.
The strategic alliance between World Bridge Group and DRSB Express will promote the development of cross-border e-commerce and logistics in Cambodia, enhance its position in the ASEAN regional supply chain, and facilitate the improvement of digital trade infrastructure.
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.
Cambodia's telecommunications giant Metfone has launched its logistics service, Metfone Express, intensifying competition in an already fast-growing logistics industry. This article analyzes the changes in the industrial chain, digital transformation, and regional supply chain integration trends behind this event from the perspective of the ASEAN region.
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.
QUAD’s latest focus on Fiji, submarine cables, critical minerals, and port construction is, on the surface, an Indo-Pacific security issue, but in reality it is also reshaping the competitive landscape around ASEAN in logistics, energy, data, and supply chains.
An ASEAN regional perspective starting from enterprise ERP deployment choices: why Cambodia, as it moves toward the next stage of growth, must place digital infrastructure, compliance capabilities, and supply chain coordination on the same strategic map.
ACLEDA’s introduction of real-time voice notifications in its super app may seem like just a product update, but it actually reflects a new competitive direction in the ASEAN market for digital finance, inclusive banking services, and mobile user experience. For Cambodia, the significance of such a feature lies not only in improving notification efficiency, but also in driving digital banking to penetrate retail customer and SME scenarios more deeply, while providing a new case study for regional fintech competition.
The economic slowdown in the Philippines in 2025–2026 is not merely a cyclical fluctuation in a single country; it also reflects the deeper relationship among investment confidence, infrastructure governance, manufacturing absorption, and services-sector transformation within ASEAN. This article examines, from a regional perspective, the impact of pressure on the Philippines’ growth on ASEAN supply chains, capital flows, and industrial division of labor.