Startup news, Indonesia / November 2016
A quick round-up of happenings in Indonesia's tech startup space, mainly November 2016.
- Indonesia to set up e-commerce startup crowdfunding platform
- Ideabox accelerator takes next step, becomes venture capital firm
- 6 startups chosen for Google Launchpad batch 3
- 'IoT market...potential value of US$1 billion by 2020'
- Sleekr merges with Kiper for small business accounting
- Messaging app ads most effective in reaching users
- MCI to invest $15M into 4-5 fintech startups in 2017
- Interview with Coworking Indonesia's chairwoman, Faye Alund
- Cicil, financing platform for university students, lands funding
- Wobe taps SEA prepaid mobile market to aid low-income entrepreneurship
- MDI Ventures to invest $100m in startups; to close 3 deals by year-end
- government mulls use of telco infrastructure fund to boost tech startups
- HarukaEdu, Google-accelerated edtech, raises $2.2m
- Telkom sets up IoT marketplace; Plug and Play to JV for incubator
- Indonesia's Kamto aims for 1000 startups by 2020
- Tele-CTG startup aims to boost maternal and fetal health
- Edubox startup helps Bandung track student attendance, cut costs
- India's Aavishkaar aims at $150m Indonesia fund: 15 co's over 5 years
- Convergence Ventures passes target, closes US$30M early-stage fund
- Indonesia to have online IoT products & solutions marketplace
I've covered other countries here on steemit, and on my site at Startup News Asia.