
OVO Dominates Digital Payment Market in Indonesia: Study
Jakarta. OVO, backed by diversified conglomerate Lippo Group, is now the leading digital payment service in Indonesia, with more than half of everyday users preferring it over
Jakarta. OVO, backed by diversified conglomerate Lippo Group, is now the leading digital payment service in Indonesia, with more than half of everyday users preferring it over
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A growing trend has emerged among Indonesian mothers. In 2024, some studies reported that mom and baby care products were expected to experience rapid growth
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