Author: Christian Francisco
Endeavor Philippines’ recent study, Mapping the Philippine Tech Sector: An Analysis of the Entrepreneurship Community, highlights the transformative power of fintech, e-commerce, and other emerging technologies in the country.
Hive isn’t just making prefabricated homes; it’s rewriting the construction playbook—precision-engineered, factory-built, and scalable.
At its core, FFV improves the quality-price ratio of consumer products by identifying unfair advantages—whether through network effects, talent spikes, or market traction.
A clear vision drives the brand: to make premium coffee available to everyone, especially at home.
Founded in 2014, the company has successfully deployed billions of pesos to fuel the growth of numerous small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across various sectors.
With its young, connected population, rapid adoption of digital finance, and thriving e-commerce sector, the country is becoming a major part of the region’s digital economy.
With its AI-driven coaching and simulation platform, the company aims to capitalize on the Philippines’ position as the world’s top outsourcing destination for contact centers.
Salmon will use the fresh funds to continue scaling its lending business and launch new products designed to meet the needs of the more than 50 million underbanked Filipino consumers.
The collaboration aims to empower disadvantaged individuals with essential cloud skills through the Amazon Web Services (AWS) re/Start program, enhancing their opportunities for meaningful employment in the technology sector.
Enstack is reportedly looking at expanding to Thailand, Malaysia, and Taiwan next after it posted growth in the Philippines.
Founded in 2015 by CEO Cristina Imperial-Carl and COO Vanessa Jopillo, Ediphi has carved its name as one of the top hospitality training providers in the Philippines.
BillEase CEO Georg Steiger hinted that the Series C money will be used to expand the startup’s product offerings to better serve the underserved and the underbanked.