Enfarm Agritech Wins AI Startup Award in Seoul
The Vietnamese agricultural technology startup took the top prize at the 2nd AI Startup Award held during the Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
Enfarm Agritech, a Vietnamese agricultural technology startup, won the top prize at the 2nd AI Startup Award in Seoul, Republic of Korea. The award was held as part of the 19th Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business (APK 2026).
Why it matters
The award highlights an Asian agritech startup competing for recognition alongside peers from India, Singapore, and China at a forum linking German business with the Asia-Pacific region. It signals growing international visibility for AI-driven startups in the region.
Each finalist had three minutes to present before a live question-and-answer session with three senior German government and business leaders. The winner was selected through a live vote among delegates at the event.
The players
Enfarm Agritech
A Vietnamese agricultural technology startup that won the top prize at the 2nd AI Startup Award.
Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business (APK)
A high-level forum that connects German businesses with the Asia-Pacific region and hosted the award as part of its 2026 edition.
The details
Finalists were selected from thousands of contenders across Asia and presented their solutions to a panel of senior German government and business leaders. The award was held as part of APK 2026, a high-level forum connecting German businesses with the Asia-Pacific region.
Timeline
- 2026: 19th Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business (APK 2026) held with the AI Startup Award final in Seoul.
The Tech Race
The 2nd AI Startup Award extends the Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business's 19th-edition programming by adding a startup competition to a forum that already links German firms with regional partners. It places Vietnamese agritech alongside finalists from India, Singapore and China in a competition staged within German-Asian business networks.
For readers tracking AI tools in agriculture, the award signals that Vietnamese agritech companies are gaining recognition in international competitions. The event's live-vote format also shows how startup rankings can be shaped directly by delegates in the room.
The takeaway
Regional AI startups are increasingly competing for visibility in international business forums, and recognition at events like this can open doors to partnerships across Asia and Europe. Readers following agritech innovation should watch which regional companies gain traction through such competitions.
Further reading
Explore more coverage in Artificial Intelligence for the broader trends shaping AI startups across the region.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Nhan Dan Online.
