Indonesian agritech startups are something that many people should know. Because it can be the basic foundation for the economic development of the Indonesian people. Reported by BPS (Central Statistics Agency), Indonesia’s agricultural production increased ...
Agritech startup Eratani received pre-seed funding of IDR 23 billion led by Trihill Capital, followed by participation from Kenangan Kapital and Kopital Network. Through this funding, they will build an agricultural ecosystem from upstream to ...
Agriculture is one of the main economic sectors of the archipelago and the second largest contributor to the country’s economy. Interestingly, this sector has also shown resilience in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. Over ...
TaniHub is revamping its business by ceasing operations at its two warehouses in Bandung and Bali, as first reported by Katadata. This agritech startup has also stopped buying and selling food products in the Business-to-Consumer ...
One of the obstacles that are currently still a challenge for agriculture is the lack of interest of young farmers to enter the agricultural sector. The large amount of land that has to be cultivated ...
Three domestic agricultural sector startups (agritech) are claimed to have great potential to become unicorns. The Coordinator of the Innovation Center and Business Incubator of the State University of Jakarta (UNJ) Dinta Sebayang said that ...
Digital credit platform Kredivo collaborates with eFishery, the first aquaculture intelligence company in Indonesia. With this collaboration, Kredivo can expand access to credit, especially for the underserved and marginalized communities. Meanwhile, for eFishery, this collaboration ...
Entering 2021, agritech startup Kedai Sayur launched the KedaiMart application with the concept of “Supermarket in Your Pocket”. This application can be an option for shopping for daily necessities without having to leave the house. ...
The Directorate General of Economic Development and Investment in Disadvantaged Areas and Transmigration from the Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions and Transmigration (Kemendes PDTT) is collaborating with the startup Ekosis to encourage the ...
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