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Some VCs reportedly back palm oil traders and artisans in Indonesia

Tech in Asia reports that foreign venture capital investors are pulling back from Indonesia, while some investors are still funding familiar businesses rather than startups.

Tech in Asia reports that some venture capital investors are backing palm oil traders, artisans and small businesses across Indonesia rather than AI startups. As foreign VCs pull back from the country, these investors are betting on businesses they already understand instead of chasing the next unicorn.

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Some VCs reportedly back palm oil traders and artisans in Indonesia

Tech in Asia reports that foreign venture capital investors are pulling back from Indonesia, while some investors are still funding familiar businesses rather than startups.

Tech in Asia reports that some venture capital investors are backing palm oil traders, artisans and small businesses across Indonesia rather than AI startups. As foreign VCs pull back from the country, these investors are betting on businesses they already understand instead of chasing the next unicorn.

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Tech in Asia@techinasia 5 hrs ago
Foreign VCs are pulling back from Indonesia. But some investors are still writing checks—just not to startups. Instead of betting on the next unicorn, they’re betting on businesses they already understand. Read more: https://buff.ly/peOA9bF
techinasia.com
Far from Jakarta, a different kind of VC is thriving
Forget AI startups. These VCs are backing palm oil traders, artisans, and small businesses across Indonesia.
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@techinasiaForeign VCs are pulling back from Indonesia. But some investors are still writing checks—just not to startups. Instead of betting on the next unicorn, they’re betting on businesses they already understand. Read more: https://buff.ly/peOA9bF

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Tech in Asia@techinasia 5 hrs ago
Foreign VCs are pulling back from Indonesia. But some investors are still writing checks—just not to startups. Instead of betting on the next unicorn, they’re betting on businesses they already understand. Read more: https://buff.ly/peOA9bF
techinasia.com
Far from Jakarta, a different kind of VC is thriving
Forget AI startups. These VCs are backing palm oil traders, artisans, and small businesses across Indonesia.
- likes: 2
- replies: 0
- bookmarks: 0
- reposts: 1

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