Indonesia
Twenty-one sessions, and 13.5 hours of vital discussions.
1
Toshiba's reforms remain unfinished a year after going private
2
Indonesia's Mayapada Group charts ambitious healthcare expansion
3
Investors spot big promise in India's mid-price coffee segment
4
Indonesian startup Magalarva bags funding from angel network
5
India's competition watchdog approves UltraTech-India Cements deal
More Stories
Top secondaries deals in Asia that marked PE landscape in 2024
Indonesia’s Mayapada Group charts ambitious healthcare expansion
Creador secures $40m from FinDev Canada for sixth fund
Malaysian retailer Eco-Shop said to be weighing $250m IPO in 2025
eFishery co-founders’ suspension sparks investor anxiety
OVO, Bukalapak see digital payments growing in the next three years.
Eden Farms and Aruna Fisheries executives share their strategies.
Last year, Xendit raised $150m led by Tiger Global that pegged its valuation at over $1 billion.
Tech will be the big enabler of Indonesia’s next phase of growth.
About 57 million of the country’s small businesses are still offline.
There are also challenges like supply chain constraints, labour, and tax issues.
What panelists said on clean tech investments at the Indonesia PE-VC Summit.
“Less than 40% of the local population is financially literate.”
This is not the time to launch an IPO, she advised.
