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CargoX provides road freight and related logistics services to businesses in Brazil. Its offering combines full-truckload transportation management, carrier coordination and technology for monitoring shipments and administering transport operations. Customers can use dedicated freight teams, automated transport documentation and analytical tools to plan and manage their logistics networks. The company also offers financial solutions associated with freight activity, including payment arrangements and access to working capital through its commercial services. Its logistics programs seek to reduce empty journeys and improve coordination between shippers and transport providers. CargoX operates from São Paulo and forms part of the broader Frete.com group, alongside other freight technology businesses. Its services address companies moving goods by road and seeking visibility, risk management and operational support across the shipment process. The CargoX operating brand maintains its own dedicated website and customer-facing services.

Fora is a New York-headquartered network empowering independent travel advisors. The platform equips advisors with booking tools, supplier partnerships, and marketing resources to curate personalized travel experiences for clients worldwide.

Iwjw is a Shanghai-headquartered online-to-offline rental platform launched in 2014 for residential and commercial properties in China. Prospective tenants book agent-led property viewings through the app, accessing verified listings in major cities like Beijing and Guangzhou. The service facilitates lease negotiations, document handling, and virtual tours to accelerate occupancy.

Omio is a Berlin-headquartered travel search engine comparing trains, buses, flights, and ferries across Europe and North America. Founded in 2013, the platform aggregates schedules from operators like Deutsche Bahn, FlixBus, Ryanair, and Amtrak, displaying total journey times including transfers. Users book directly with providers or via Omio for 24/7 support. Available in 28 languages, it serves 20 million annual searches with mobile apps.

VNLIFE is a Ho Chi Minh City-headquartered technology firm building digital platforms for Vietnam's tourism, logistics, and e-commerce industries. It offers payment gateways, booking systems, and service aggregation tools tailored for consumers and small businesses. VNLIFE provides startups with technical infrastructure, API integrations, and marketplace access to expand domestically and internationally.

Xiaozhu.com is a Beijing-headquartered online marketplace for short-term vacation rentals and daily room bookings across more than 400 Chinese cities, featuring safety verification systems, property guarantees, and direct landlord-tenant communication to optimize idle housing resources since its launch in 2011.

Superloop is an Australian-based fixed-line internet service provider. It provides broadband services to consumers and businesses, as well as wholesale solutions to other downstream internet services entities. Services provided include management of Wi-Fi, mobile, and National Broadband Network products. For mobile services, it operates as a mobile virtual network operator using Telstra’s network. The company owns an extensive fiber network, is also a part-owner of the Indigo subsea cable. The firm has made several large acquisitions in recent years, including Exetel (internet retailer) and Uecomm (fiber infrastructure).

HKBN Ltd is a telecommunications company. The company derives revenue from broadband Internet services and voice services to both residential and enterprise customers. The principal activities of the Group are: provision of fixed telecommunications network services, international telecommunications services, and mobile services to residential and enterprise customers in Hong Kong; system integration services; product sales; and marketing and distribution of computer hardware and software, telecommunication products, office automation products and the provision of related services. The company has two segments Telecom and technology solutions (Hong Kong) and Telecom and technology solutions (Hong Kong) and the majority of the company's revenue is generated from Hong Kong.

Converge Information And Communications Technology Solutions Inc is a pure-play high-speed fixed broadband provider in the Philippines, with industry optical fiber-based connectivity services. Its singular focus on high-speed fixed broadband services is deeply ingrained in the organization and permeates all aspects of Converge’s operations, including network rollout, product and service innovation, sales, and customer service. The company operates in two businesses, namely Residential Business and Enterprise Business, and it generates maximum revenue from Residential Business.

Sonaecom SA is engaged in technology, media and telecommunications . The business portfolio includes the Software and Technology area, with Bright Pixel Capital the Online & Media area where there are businesses such as the Publico daily, generalist newspaper. Its segments include NOS, Media segment derives revenue from Advertising revenues: essentially include the solicitation of advertising for Jornal Publico; and Technologies segment which derives revenue from Maintenance services revenue associated with the maintenance of IT services provided or sold, Consulting services revenue from services provided in consulting projects, and Software as a Service revenue from the implementation of Software as a Service (SaaS) contracts. Geographically, it derives majority revenue from Portugal.

Tripadvisor is the world’s leading travel metasearch company. Its platform offers 1 billion reviews and information on several million accommodations, restaurants, experiences, airlines, and cruises. In 2025, 42% of revenue came from the company's core Hotel and Other segment, which includes hotel revenue generated through advertising on its metasearch platform. Viator, its experiences brand, was 46% of revenue in 2025, and TheFork, its dining brand, represented 12% of sales.

Nepal Doorsanchar Co Ltd is engaged in providing telecommunication services. The company's business segments are divided into Fixed Line Services, Wireless Services, Treasury, and Unallocated. The Wireless services segment includes the GSM and CDMA segments. These services cover voice and data telecom services provided through wireless technology (GSM /CDMA). Fixed Network includes all voice and data communication activities based on the fixed network and broadband technology. Treasury segment includes management of investment, cash and cash equivalent other than directly related to a reported segment. Non-operating expenses are included in the Unallocated segment. The majority of the revenue is generated from the Wireless segment.

GMO internet Inc Internet infrastructure business and Internet advertising and media business that includes Domain business, Cloud hosting business, Access (provider) business Media/AdTech Business, Data Technology Business, Agency Business,  and Solutions businesses.

Kazakhtelecom JSC is engaged in providing telecommunication services. The company offers fixed line and mobile telecommunication services which include local, long-distance intercity, and international telecommunication services including CIS and non-CIS countries. In addition, it also provides rent of channels, data transfer services, and wireless communication services. The group operating segments include Fixed lines; Mobile telecommunication services in GSM and LTE standards and others. It generates maximum revenue from Mobile telecommunication services in GSM and LTE standards segment.

Dialog Axiata PLC operates a mobile telecommunications network. It mainly offers the provision of mobile services, data services, international direct dialing services, leasing of passive infrastructure, provision of interconnect services, pay television transmission services, provision of other data services, and digital services. The company serves its customer-facing technology and service delivery infrastructures spanning mobile, fixed line, broadband, digital television, and digital services sectors. Its segments include Mobile operation, Fixed telephony and broadband operation, and Television operation. The company generates its maximum revenue from the Mobile operation segment.

Macquarie Technology Group operates three business units. The telecom division is how the group first began in 1992, providing voice, mobile, and general connectivity and network security services to businesses utilizing its data network. The cloud services and government division leverages the group’s data center facilities to provide cybersecurity, colocation services, public and private cloud, and storage services to corporate and government customers. In 2018, the data centers division was separately launched, providing sovereign data centers for governments, major hyperscalers, and large multinationals.

Aussie Broadband is Australia’s fourth-largest retail internet services provider. It provides broadband services to households and businesses, as well as wholesale solutions to commercial enterprises. Aussie Broadband also operates as a mobile virtual network operator, using Optus’ network to provide mobile services. In 2020, the firm expanded its offerings by laying its own fiber network to service enterprise and government customers. The firm has undertaken two acquisitions, Symbio and Over the Wire, expanding its offerings for enterprise, government, and wholesale customers.