Case study · Market entry
Go-to-market strategy for an urban-tech startup bringing the first automated vending machine network to Indonesia.
01 — The challenge
With no comparable network in the country, the startup needed to find where demand would be, how to operate within the rules and how to price and position against existing options.
02 — Our approach
We built the entry plan around where riders already stop:
03 — The outcome
The work secured more than 200 strategic, high-traffic locations for the network.
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