腾讯代表团在雅加达与ACVentures一起探索印度尼西亚的科技潜力

科技巨头腾讯发起的一项倡议，最近，一个由中国企业家组成的代表团来到印度尼西亚，探索该地区快速增长的科技生态系统。该小组由主持AC风险投资公司(ACV)东南亚领先的风险投资公司，位于雅加达的总部。

此次访问为交流思想和探索中国与东南亚跨境合作的机会提供了一个平台。在会议期间，Helen Wong，AC Ventures的管理合伙人，深入探讨了印尼的数字经济、ACV的投资理念以及不断增长的双边创新和投资潜力。

参加会议的还有Jane Yan Zhang，ACV投资组合公司之一。Shipper是一家物流技术公司，总部位于雅加达，拥有1500多名员工。Jane Yan Zhang分享了对Shipper的区域扩张和公司在中国不断增长的业务的见解，包括通过其在杭州的中心支持跨境商业和创新的努力。

Helen Wong表示:“我们很高兴能够接待腾讯科技代表团，并分享我们在印度尼西亚科技生态系统中看到的活力和发展势头。“这种对话有助于加强地区联系，并为有意义的伙伴关系打开大门。”

会议促进了关于产品与市场匹配、扩大物流基础设施和抓住服务不足市场的增长的观点交流，突出了印度尼西亚作为进入更广泛的东南亚地区的战略切入点的作用。

附原文：

TencentX, an initiative under tech giant Tencent that supports high-growth startups, recently brought a delegation of Chinese entrepreneurs to Indonesia to explore the region’s fast-growing tech ecosystem. The group was hosted by AC Ventures (ACV), a leading Southeast Asian venture capital firm, at its headquarters in Jakarta.

The visit served as a platform to exchange ideas and explore opportunities for cross-border collaboration between China and Southeast Asia. During the session, Helen Wong, Managing Partner at AC Ventures, shared an in-depth look at Indonesia’s digital economy, ACV’s investment thesis, and the growing potential for bilateral innovation and investment.

Also joining the session was Jane Yan Zhang, General Manager of Shipper, one of ACV’s portfolio companies. Shipper is a logistics technology company headquartered in Jakarta with over 1,500 employees. Zhang shared insights into Shipper’s regional expansion and the company’s growing presence in China, including efforts to support cross-border commerce and innovation through its R&D center in Hangzhou.

“We were delighted to host the TencentX delegation and to share the energy and momentum we’re seeing across Indonesia’s tech ecosystem,” said Helen Wong. “This kind of dialogue helps strengthen regional connections and opens the door to meaningful partnerships.”

The session facilitated an exchange of ideas on product-market fit, scaling logistics infrastructure, and capturing growth in underserved markets, highlighting Indonesia’s role as a strategic entry point into the broader Southeast Asian region.