TipTip, an Indonesia-based technology company operating in the entertainment and experiences sector, has reached company-wide EBITDA profitability in early 2026, marking a key milestone in its development toward a more sustainable and capital-efficient business model.
In a release on Monday, TipTip attributed the result to improved operational efficiency, stronger unit economics, and cost optimization efforts, carried out in alignment with its lead investor, East Ventures.
According to TipTip, these capabilities contributed to recent growth in its entertainment ticketing segment, which recorded 56 percent quarter-on-quarter gross revenue growth in the first quarter of 2026 (Q1/2026). Net revenue grew 283 percent from Q4/2025 to Q1/2026, while contribution margins improved by 50 percent following deployment of its AI system. By the end of 2025, more than half of transactions came from self-onboarded promoters.
TipTip operates a digital platform for events and entertainment experiences, using technology and artificial intelligence to support ticketing, sponsorship management, and attendee experience. Its AI-driven system can predict ticket demand with over 99% accuracy and supports optimization of event working capital.
Building on this performance, TipTip is expanding into adjacent services through a new platform called SatuSatu, which focuses on curated local experiences such as cultural activities, outdoor tours, and workshops. As an expansion of TipTip’s existing capabilities into the travel and experiences segment, the platform integrates AI-based ticketing infrastructure with a concierge service that combines automation and human support.
Albert Lucius, CEO and founder of TipTip, said the company will continue investing in growth areas aligned with changing consumer behaviour, noting that real-world experiences are becoming increasingly important as digital technologies evolve.
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