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Tech 1 year ago
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RI start-ups need local presence in US to secure follow-up funding: VC firm
Indonesian start-up founders aiming to secure follow-up funding from American or European venture capital firms must establish a significant presence in these regions, according to Sean O’Sullivan, managing general partner at United States-based venture capital firm SOSV.
Tech 2 years ago
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Mobile café start-up Jago lands $6 million in series A funding
Jago, which was inspired by Jakarta's mobile beverage vendors called "Starling", plans to use the funds to expand its coverage, upgrade its carts and invest in market-driven innovation for better cost efficiency.
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