Indogen Capital on exits, helping foreign startups succeed in Indonesia
- Indonesia
- 3 min read
- Mar 30, 2020
- By Putu Agung Wija Putera
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Indogen Capital's Managing Partner Chandra Firmanto sheds some light on the VC's partnerships and exits to date, from Venteny to Spacemob
Jakarta-based Indogen Capital bases its investment strategy on helping foreign startups expand to Indonesia through partnering, sometimes co-investing, with the companies' investors. Indonesia's large population and fast-growing middle class and internet penetration make the market very attractive to tech startups in the Asia-Pacific region.
One example of such startups is Venteny, a Philippine fintech-insurtech platform that helps call centers create and manage benefits and microfinancing for their staff. The company was eager to enter the Indonesian market, and Indogen put them in t...
One example of such startups is Venteny, a Philippine fintech-insurtech platform that helps call centers create and manage benefits and microfinancing for their staff. The company was eager to enter the Indonesian market, and Indogen put them in t...
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