Peris.ai, a cybersecurity as a service startup, secured funding led by East Ventures
Peris.ai, Indonesian-based cybersecurity as a service startup, today announced the new funding led by East Ventures, the leading and pioneering sector-agnostic venture capital firm in Indonesia. Magic Fund also participated in this funding. Peris.ai will allocate the fresh fund mainly to further build and enhance its cybersecurity platform, train machine learning and AI capabilities, and nurture the ethical hacker community.
Manufacturing startup Imajin received Seed funding led by East Ventures
Imajin, a manufacturing startup based in Tangerang, Indonesia, announced that it has secured seed funding led by East Ventures, along with the participation of 500 SEA, Init 6, as well as other investors and angel investors. Imajin will allocate this funding to develop its products and services, improve the recruitment, and expand its domestic and international market coverage.
David vs Goliath: How Indonesian SaaS startups can win
Over the past decade, software-as-a-service (SaaS) has emerged as a successful model for software delivery globally. Both businesses and consumers have been demanding more software tools, and the question has always been – “how to sell and deliver what the customers want at scale?” The hallmark of SaaS - a centrally hosted, web-delivered, multi-tenant architecture (i.e. built once, sold many times) fit into the growing digitalization theme and was the core engine of tech adoption in the US and many developed economies.
East Ventures co-leads series A funding round of US$ 15 million for Singapore-based Qapita
Singapore-based Qapita, provider of equity management SaaS solutions today announced it has raised a Series A round of US$ 15 million (approximately 213 billion rupiah). This round is co-led by Indonesia-based East Ventures (Growth Fund) and Vulcan Capital, with participation from NYCA and other existing investors including MassMutual Ventures, Endiya Partners. Several existing angel investors including Alto Partners, Partners of the Northstar Group and K3 Ventures invested in this round. This round will see Qapita expand its operations in Indonesia.
Jojonomic amplifies enterprises’ efficiency through digitizing manual processes
Indrasto Budisantoso, CEO and Co-Founder of Jojonomic, believes that an exceptional startup founder is one who recalls and transforms pain points occurring in the society into an all around platform that caters to solving matters of a specific field. Having spent a good portion of his career as a management consultant at an international firm that required him to travel extensively and often, Indrasto found himself drowning in the tedious and repetitive process of having to do reimbursements manually.
McEasy, smart logistics tracking and management startup, secured US$1.5 million of seed funding from East Ventures
a startup providing SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) digital solutions for logistics vehicle management and tracking, announced an US$1.5 million (approximately IDR 22 billion) seed funding round from East Ventures earlier today.
Singapore-based Qapita secures an investment from East Ventures to usher digital equity management to Indonesian startups
Singapore-based Qapita secures an investment from East Ventures to usher digital equity management to Indonesian startups 3 February, 2021 Qapita, a Singapore-based provider of digital equity management SaaS solutions, today announced that it has secured an undisclosed strategic investment from East Ventures. Qapita helps private companies and start-ups manage capitalization tables (cap tables) and employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs). Qapita also aims to digitize issuance of equity awards and shares. The fresh round of funding will be used to further strengthen the team in Singapore, India and Indonesia, accelerate product development and build clientele. Qapita [...]
Thai Tycoon’s Grandson Takes on Slack and Facebook in Work Chat
Eko Group, which runs a mobile chat app for workforces, hopes to fill gaps in the so-called enterprise collaboration market left by the likes of Slack.