Pengaruh Ekosistem Inkubasi dan Akselerasi Startup Syariah terhadap Keberhasilan Bisnis Rintisan di Sektor Industri Halal

Abstract

Knowledge about the world's largest Muslim consumer base is driving rapid growth in Indonesia's halal industry. However, sharia startups face complex barriers that hinder the integration of Islamic principles with digital technology, including halal certification, limited sharia financing, market failure risks, and a lack of cross-sector collaboration. To bridge the knowledge gap on best sharia-based models, this study seeks to determine how the incubation and acceleration ecosystem for sharia startups influences the success of startup companies in the halal industry. Using a qualitative literature review methodology, this study analyzes secondary data from academic repositories, KNEKS reports, and journals. The findings reveal significant positive impacts: accelerated global networking through initiatives such as CATAPULT SE Asia 2025 and HASAN Demo Day, supported by AI-blockchain technology; and sharia incubation, which uses a three-stage model (pre-, incubation, and post-) to improve management capacity, product innovation, and access to sharia capital. Increased sales, customer loyalty, operational efficiency, and sustainability of the halal value chain are some of the impacts that drive Indonesia's inclusive development as a major global center for the halal economy.