Gold prices surge globally, driving Southeast Asia 500 gains · 1 source tracked

Global demand for gold surged in 2025, reaching 2,175 tons and driving prices to a record high, largely due to geopolitical unease and central bank purchases. This trend is particularly pronounced in Asia, where gold is a traditional store of wealth. Indonesian gold retailer Hartadinata Abadi saw a significant revenue increase and climbed 115 places on the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list, reflecting a shift from gold jewelry to investment-grade bullion products among consumers. AI

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• Endowus
• Fortune Southeast Asia 500
• Hartadinata Abadi
• Hugh Chung
• Joshua Rotbart
• J. Rotbart & Co
• StashAway
• Stephanie Leung
• Thendra Crisnanda
• World Gold Council

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