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View all search resultsThe chief strategy officer of agriculture lender TaniHub lets us in on the means and goals of the start-up, which uses technology to unlock opportunities for farmers and small business owners across the country.
Chief strategy officer Natalia Rialucky “Ria” Marsudi said the license would make the company “more confident” in partnering with state-owned enterprises (SOE), region-owned enterprises (BUMD) and other fintech companies to acquire more farmers.
Indonesian agriculture technology (agritech) start-up TaniHub is eyeing further growth this year, as well as securing more funding and expanding its market, after enjoying a significant revenue increase last year amid changing consumer behavior.
The agriculture sector grew 2.19 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of this year, at a time when Indonesia's GDP contracted 5.3 percent. However, the sector has suffered from a low appetite for investment, especially from foreign investors.
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