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The report compiles data on investments in Philippine startups, what sectors are driving growth, the state of Filipino tech talent, and even a section dedicated to gathering insights from tech founders, leaders, and ecosystem veterans.

Cocotel is a one-stop solution for hotel reservation needs. It helps independent hotels and resorts with technology, property management, and digital marketing.

Now on its second edition, the summit brings together industry leaders, practitioners and government partners involved in digital finance, digital transformation, innovation and strategy.

Creative professionalization platform Husay.co, founded by Leah Rasay, aims to provide Filipino artists and creatives with ways to maximize their potential and take advantage of the resurging opportunities in the Filipino creative work industry. 

Held from November 14 to 18,2022, Philippine Startup Week is now on its fourth run. Under this year’s theme, “Homegrown Heroes: Cultivating Future Tech Giants”, PHSW22 brings together the local startup community and showcases the various sectors, entities, and homegrown startups that contribute to the growing Philippine startup ecosystem.

Paramount Coffee goes above and beyond the simple pursuit of profit. The brand understands its potential to create a positive social impact and has partnered with the Bagobo Tagabawa Farmers’ Association (BaTaFaMa) as part of its goal of creating a fully integrated supply chain from seed to cup.

Riding on the resurgence of tourism in Cebu and the Hallyu (Korean) wave in the country through the spread of Korean culture through music, television dramas and dance, Domo will be opening a dance studio and conduct various cultural and art lessons for its members, while producing creative performances with local artists.

Founded by Josef Werker (CEO) and Niña Opida, Humble helps businesses, including some of the top companies in the Philippines, bring excess inventory back into circularity.

The company has since been ranked among the top renewable energy providers in the Visayas region.

Since 2017, ALLCARE has aimed to provide those outside the traditional employment market made up of freelancers, gig workers, entrepreneurs, consultants and the like with the health benefits they deserve.

Aside from tapping on the new funding to further expand its footprint in Asia, Toku said it will continue to invest in innovation and technology to reimagine holistic customer experience for the digital-first economy.

The report said the main driver of the country’s digital economy will be the e-commerce sector, which is seen to hit $22 billion by 2025, at a 17% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR).