Joseph Ananto (26) & Martin Suryohusodo (23) Indonesia

In just two years since its founding, Otoklix has quickly grown into a crucial player in Indonesia’s large but fragmented car-repair market. The Jakarta-based startup developed the country’s first major digital platform and mobile app that connects car owners with independent auto-repair workshops. About 600 such car-repair workshops are on Otoklix’s platform servicing a total of 10,000 cars a month, and it will grow to have a total of 4,000 repair workshops on the platform by June. In December, Otoklix announced it raised $2 million in a financing led by Sequoia Capital India’s accelerator program, Surge.