Machine56 Founded in 1999 by Yoga (Rajaya Yogaswara Mintaredja), Bandung’s Machine56 (M56) is renowned for its futuristic, mechanical aesthetic. A stand-out brand that ignores short-lived trends, M56 remains one of my favorite Indonesian influences, inspiring young artists to pursue vector illustration.

Since entering Indonesia in 2017, Wuling has grown to become the longest running Chinese automotive brand in the country. In 2025, Wuling is taking a bold step with a comprehensive rebranding effort—covering both marketing and its website aimed at driving stronger engagement and increasing lead data.

In 2023, Chery revamped its official website with a simpler and more premium design. The new look focuses on intuitive user experience, easier navigation, and optimization to generate more leads from potential automotive customers.

Tripatra Indonesia revamped its website to present a simpler, more premium, and modern look. This initiative aims to enhance user experience, strengthen its professional image, and provide easier access to information for clients and business partners.

Neta Indonesia is pitching a website revamp with the objective of increasing lead generation, providing up-to-date information, and ensuring SEO-friendly design. The new website will also prioritize user-friendly UX, delivering an optimal browsing experience for every visitor.

Sotoji is the first and only instant mushroom soto in Indonesia. As a local brand, Sotoji aims to elevate its products to a premium level and reach the middle to upper-class market. To achieve this, Sotoji is undergoing a rebranding process to strengthen its positioning and appeal to a more refined audience segment.

Djava Sukses Abadi, founded on October 17, 2012, by Mrs. Kingkinarti Setyasih, began with taro cakes and has since expanded with a mission to bring authentic Indonesian foods to the world. In 2014, the company launched ready-to-serve instant meals featuring local flavors like Rendang, Gudeg, Opor, Curry, Fried Rice, and more.