PT Bukalapak.com Tbk. operates an e-commerce marketplace for various products in Indonesia. The company offers products in the areas of bike, sports, motorcycle, electronic, mobile, computer, hobbies and collections, health, beauty care, men's and women's fashion, kids fashion, household, food, baby gear, camera, industrial, office supplies, tickets and vouchers, games, media, e-vouchers, and precious metal, as well as cars, parts, and accessories. It also engages in the programming, information, and telecommunications activities; development and distribution of broadcast programs; management of entertainment and agencies; planning, production, import, and supply of films, music, and animation; private tutoring and counseling education activities; provision of transportation management, advertisement, information technology consultancy, software development, and financial services; provision of noninsurance and pension funds; and trading in mutual funds. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia.
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