Qraved

Businesses are combating declining sales and trying to attract repeat customers. Yobo is stepping in to help.

We take a look at Indonesia’s soonicorns and their backers as well as the funding round of an Australian no-code platform.

Younger companies are becoming soonicorns faster than their more mature peers.

Why is Indonesia such a tough market for food startups?

A disproportionate amount of Zalorians went on to become important figures in Indonesia’s startup ecosystem. Here’s some of them.

When it comes to food and technology, Indonesia is a blue ocean. Local startup Qraved is one of those navigating uncertain waters.

Of those who disclose, who’s got the most?

The Jakarta-based food discovery startup just got takeaway in the form of an $8M series B funding round led by Richmond Global Ventures and Gobi Partners.

CEO Steven Kim thinks the food scene in Indonesia needs more engaging content and a solid online community before meal-goers will start booking online often.

Companies can now start using the software-as-a-service. Talenta has also been busy rounding up high-profile partners in Jakarta’s tech and ecommerce scenes.