Indonesia is entering a new era of retail evolution — where physical stores, digital platforms, and emerging technologies converge to reshape how consumers shop and how businesses compete. With one of the most dynamic retail ecosystems in Southeast Asia, the country offers unparalleled opportunities for transformation through innovation.

In 2024, Indonesia’s total retail market was valued at over USD 520 billion, making it the largest in Southeast Asia. This figure is projected to reach USD 640 billion by 2026, fueled by rising consumer spending, urbanization, and a digitally savvy middle class.

Simultaneously, the e-commerce sector alone accounted for more than USD 62 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to over USD 95 billion by 2026, according to Statista and Google’s e-Conomy SEA. Online shopping has become mainstream — driven by mobile-first behavior, digital wallets, hyperlocal delivery, and social commerce. Yet, the real competitive edge lies in how well retailers integrate digital capabilities into their end-to-end operations.

While the numbers are promising, retail innovation and tech adoption remain uneven across the market. Many traditional retailers are still in early stages of digital transformation, while disruptors are leveraging AI, automation, blockchain, and immersive tech to scale faster and serve smarter.

This conference explores these divides and bridges — offering a deep dive into the future of Indonesian retail and e-commerce from 2026 and beyond. With keynotes, panels, roundtable discussions, and case studies, the agenda is designed to equip business leaders with the tools, insights, and partnerships they need to innovate and lead.