Funding Rounds
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Hargol FoodTech secures US$600K funding from VC Sirius, SLJ to advocate new dietary habits
Hargol Foodtech will use the investment to solidify its position as an international provider of alternative protein.
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Malaysian food delivery startup Dah Makan to raise US$2.6 million for expansion into Thailand and Indonesia
Dah Makan is the first Malaysian startup to participate in the Y Combinator programme.
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Thai space technology startup mu Space to raise more than US$9.2 million in 2018
The funding will be used to gear up the company and hire more engineers and other experts from different backgrounds.
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Affiliate marketing startup Indoleads to raise angel funding
Indoleads can provide additional traffic source for affiliate marketing by managing publishers, analyzing traffic, detecting fraudulent activity, and integrating with other networks.
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Tessa Therapeutics secures US$80 million to change cancer therapy
Tessa Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing T Cell therapy for solid tumors.
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Temporary employee platform Helpster raises US$2.5 million from Mojo, Wavemaker Partners
The Helpster investment was led by Mojo Partners and Wavemaker Partners.
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WorldRemit raises US$40 million with plans to move into Indonesia
Leading digital money transfer service WorldRemit has raised US$40 million to drive its next phase of expansion to Indonesia.
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Indonesian Car Sales Site Mobilkamu Raises Seed Funding From Denali Partners and East Ventures
Personalized end-to-end solution for car buyers Mobilkamu has secured an undisclosed amount of seed funding from early stage venture capital firm Denali Partners and East Ventures. East Ventures is the leading fundraising company in Indonesia,…
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Smart city app Qlue receives funding from GDP Venture to make the city a better place
Qlue claims this current investment round is the startup’s largest funding yet.
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Indonesian healthcare platform Alodokter secures US$9 million to develop a fully-integrated healthcare ecosystem
Softbank, Golden Gate Ventures, and FengHe are among the investors who participated in the Series B funding round for Alodokter.
