Disruptive

Philippines Disruptive Companies Introduction

Many disruptive companies in the Philippines, particularly those leveraging technology and innovation, often transcend the traditional labels of "factory" or "trader." Their business models are typically service-oriented, platform-based, or focused on creating new market efficiencies.

Here is an overview of the nature of some disruptive companies and sectors in the Philippines:

Financial Technology Fintech

Examples: GCash, PayMaya

Nature: Primarily service providers and technology platforms. They offer digital payment solutions, mobile wallets, and other financial services. They facilitate transactions and financial services rather than manufacturing physical goods or directly engaging in commodity trading.

E-commerce Platforms

Examples: Lazada, Shopee

Nature: Platform providers. They connect buyers and sellers, enabling and facilitating trade, but they are generally not the direct manufacturers or the primary traders of the physical goods themselves. Their value comes from providing the marketplace, logistics, and payment infrastructure.

Ride-hailing and Delivery Services

Examples: Grab, Angkas

Nature: Service providers and logistics platforms. These companies develop and operate technology platforms that connect users with service providers (e.g., drivers, delivery personnel) for transportation or delivery. They do not manufacture vehicles or trade goods directly.

Renewable Energy Developers

Examples: Various solar or wind farm developers

Nature: Project developers and energy producers. While they utilize manufactured components (like solar panels or wind turbines), their core business involves the development, construction, operation, and sale of generated energy. This is a form of energy production and trading, distinct from traditional manufacturing or retail trading.

Agriculture Technology Agri-tech Startups

Examples: Various emerging startups

Nature: Can vary significantly. Some agri-tech companies are software developers providing data analytics or farm management tools (service providers). Others might be involved in developing new farming methods or processing agricultural products, which could include elements of light manufacturing for specific technologies or direct processing of raw materials.

In summary, the majority of disruptive companies in the Philippines are technology-driven service providers or platform operators that facilitate new ways of doing business, rather than being traditional factories producing goods or straightforward traders of existing products.

Disruptive PH (Philippines) sells the following:

* Mobile phones

* Tablets

* Smartwatches

* Audio devices (headphones, speakers)

* Accessories (phone cases, chargers)