What Pandemic Means to The Future of Indonesian Beauty Tech
Giving space for a new beauty brands
In 2019, the former Minister of Communication and Information, Rudiantara, mentioned that the beauty tech industry would be one of the prima donna in the Indonesian digital economy market.
This is partly due to the beauty and personal care industry that has captured a lot of attention from startups in the last few years. The power of e-commerce in Indonesia opens up opportunities in various new business verticals and this is one of those.
Based on the Euromonitor report, the beauty market value in Indonesia was estimated to reach $8.46 billion in 2022, up from the estimated value in 2019 of $6.03 billion. However, will this forecast remain valid given the unexpected health crisis that emerged in early 2020?
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