Go-Jek Is Looking at Biggest Cities in Southeast Asia for Expansion, CEO Says

The video discusses the rise of Asian super cities as business destinations, focusing on Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines. It highlights the importance of addressing infrastructure and demographic challenges in major cities. The role of small businesses, particularly in the food delivery sector, is emphasized as a key economic driver in Southeast Asia. The video also explores the informal economy's impact on megacities and the significance of supporting micro-entrepreneurship.

Which countries are identified as the next set of Asian super cities for business exploration?

• South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong

• Japan, China, and India

• Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines

• Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei

What is the primary focus when entering new markets in Southeast Asia?

• Expanding into Western economies

• Nationwide rollout

• Targeting rural areas

• Focusing on major cities with infrastructure challenges

What is the initial strategy to address financial inclusion in Southeast Asia?

• Developing new banking systems

• Partnering with international banks

• Focusing on Tier 3 cities

• Achieving critical mass in major cities

What percentage of food delivery transactions come from small businesses in Southeast Asia?

• 70%

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

How does the growth of small businesses impact mega cities in Southeast Asia?

• It results in higher taxes for residents

• It causes a decline in traditional markets

• It has a direct impact on the health of mega cities

• It leads to increased traffic congestion