Five ACV Capital portfolio companies recognized in Forbes Asia 100 to Watch 2025
Published on August 26, 2025
Forbes Asia’s 100 to Watch 2025 features five ACV Capital-backed companies, reflecting their strong performance and impact across the region. The recognition positions ACV Capital as a leading partner for high-growth, technology-enabled businesses in Southeast Asia.
BRIK, featured in the Industry & Manufacturing category, is transforming Indonesia’s US$70 billion construction sector with low-carbon, labor-saving materials such as precast load-bearing wall systems. The company reduces project timelines by up to 30% and labor requirements by 40%, supporting over 740 projects across Java while remaining profitable since inception.
ESB, Indonesia’s largest fully integrated restaurant management platform, is recognized in Enterprise Technology & Robotics. By providing ERP, POS, and online ordering solutions, ESB empowers food and beverage businesses of all sizes to scale efficiently. Its AI-driven tools improve operational performance and reduce costs, reshaping how technology drives the sector’s growth.
In the Consumer Technology category, Pathao stands out as Bangladesh and Nepal’s leading ride-hailing and food delivery platform. The company has completed more than 70 million trips and orders with over six million app downloads, and is expanding its fintech offerings, including digital wallet services and buy now, pay later solutions for young professionals and small businesses.
Skor Technologies, recognized in Finance, addresses Indonesia’s low credit card penetration and the need for improved financial literacy. Through its platforms Skorlife and Skorcard, the company educates millions of consumers on credit management while offering digital-first credit solutions.
Supermom, also in Consumer Technology, has built Southeast Asia’s largest parenting ecosystem, connecting more than 6.7 million profiled parents across the region. By combining AI-driven insights with community engagement, Supermom helps brands reach families while also partnering with governments on social impact programs, including digital literacy and economic empowerment initiatives in Indonesia.
Now in its fifth year, the Forbes Asia 100 to Watch highlights emerging companies from 16 countries. The 2025 cohort has collectively raised nearly US$3 billion, reflecting strong investor interest in sectors such as consumer technology, green tech, and enterprise solutions.
