We are happy to introduce our next set of six headline speakers for the upcoming Indonesia PE-VC Summit 2023, scheduled for January 12 at The Langham, Jakarta.
Our speakers have been at the forefront of venture capital activity and digitalisation trends unfolding in SE Asia’s maximum market. They will share their rich insights of having witnessed the transition of Indonesia from a nascent market to one of the most lucrative investible opportunities in this part of Asia.
We feature speakers from 6 active investors in the region: Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia and India, DSG Consumer Partners, Intudo Ventures, MDI Ventures, Innoven Capital SEA and Alpha JWC Ventures.
Vertex Ventures’s portfolio covers unicorns such as Grab, Nium, Licious, Patsnap and homegrown Indonesian startups including HappyFresh, Aruna, and TaniHub. The investor is raising Vertex Ventures SEA and India Fund V, which has a target of $500 million. Vertex is one of Singapore’s largest and oldest venture capital firms, managing assets of over $5.1 billion across six partner funds in China, Southeast Asia and India, the US, and Israel.
MDI Ventures is one of Indonesia’s most prolific corporate venture capitalists with an extensive network of co-general partner funds under its purview. These include the Bio-Health Fund with Bio Farma; Arise Fund with Finch Capital; and Centauri Fund with South Korea’s KB Investment. MDI Ventures is also an anchor LP in the $600-million Merah Putih Fund, a growth-stage vehicle collectively backed by Indonesian state-owned enterprises.
Set up in 2012, DSG Consumer Partners looks at funding consumer-focused companies in India and Southeast Asia. The companies it has invested in include restaurant booking app Chope, grocery e-mart Redmart, plant-based frozen food chain Kind Kones, and gummy vitamin brand YOUVIT, among others.
InnoVen Capital SEA, a venture debt provider in the region, enables companies to accelerate growth and extend cash runway while optimizing equity dilution. It has invested over $210 million across 100+ debt transactions. It has three unicorns in its portfolio.
Indonesian venture capital firm Intudo Ventures, which closed its third fund at $115 million in September last year, counts unicorn payment gateway Xendit, telemedicine firm Halodoc, agritech startup TaniHub, crypto exchange Pintu, logistics provider Kargo, and cloud kitchen Yummy Corp., among its portfolio companies.
Indonesia-focused early-stage investor Alpha JWC Ventures raised $433 million for its third fund last year in the largest final close by a SE Asian VC firm in 2021. Alpha JWC manages around $650 million in assets, positioning itself as the largest early-stage fund in Southeast Asia. It closed its second fund at $123 million in 2019, while its debut fund was launched in 2016 with a size of $50 million. Its most recent investments include Sayurbox, UpBanx, Hangry, NOICE, among others.
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