Block 71 Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia.

The BLOCK71 Ecosystem

BLOCK71 Indonesia is a part of the global network of startup ecosystem builders built by NUS Enterprise (National University of Singapore’s entrepreneurial arm) partnering with Innovation Factory by Salim Group. Since 2017, BLOCK71 Indonesia helps tech startups by providing support, funding, and connecting them with mentors, investors, and programs, with the goal of growing the startup ecosystem.

In Indonesia, BLOCK71 spreads across three locations: Jakarta, Bandung, and Yogyakarta. Overseas tech companies exploring business and growth opportunities in Indonesia can leverage our facilities and programmes to better understand the Indonesia market, ‘set up shop’ and expand business networks.

Conversely, Indonesia-based entrepreneurs, companies and investors can find out more about NUS research and technologies, as well as gain access to Singapore, Southeast Asian and other International markets through our events and activities. BLOCK71 Indonesia, Supporting entrepreneurial journeys in Indonesia and beyond!

Source Link: https://block71.co/indonesia/

Uzbekistan's startups win two awards at Global Startup Awards Grand Finale

VALETTA, Malta. May 11, 2026

Representatives of Uzbekistan received two international awards at the Global Startup Awards Grand Finale, which was held as part of the EU-Startups Summit in Valletta. The event brought together participants from more than 54 countries and focused on innovation, startup development, and international investment ecosystems.

The Global Startup Awards is an international platform that recognizes startups, founders, investors, and ecosystem leaders. The initiative connects innovation communities across 154 countries and 19 regions.

According to the results of expert evaluations and international community voting, representatives from Uzbekistan won in two global categories. Rakhimakhon Nugmanova, founder of the startup Peritech, received the “Ecosystem Hero of the Year” award. In addition, Catextra was named “Best Greentech Startup of the Year.”

The awards followed the regional final of the Global Startup Awards Central Asia, which took place in Tashkent in September 2025 during ICT WEEK Uzbekistan 2025 with support from IT Park Uzbekistan. The regional event was aimed at supporting Central Asian startups in entering international markets and establishing connections with investors and ecosystem representatives.

Catextra’s award in the greentech category highlighted projects from Uzbekistan working in environmental innovation, sustainable development, and green technology solutions.

Catextra operates as a platform focused on transparency, traceability, and responsible production in the textile industry. The startup offers tools that allow manufacturers to map, verify, and track supply chain processes. The platform is intended to help companies confirm product origin, improve production transparency, and demonstrate compliance with ethical standards.

Source Link: https://daryo.uz/en/-vcpWI0vR

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FinTech COE - FinBlue

CHENNAI, India. January 12, 2021

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