Imagine a $100 billion-plus industry running entirely on phone calls and text messages. This is essentially the state of the trucking industry in Indonesia today.
The funding will be used to scale Logisly’s operations in Indonesia, by growing their sales and vendor acquisition teams to strengthen its network of shippers and transporters and product development.
"Hey Gabriel, why did you fill in N/A for Weekly Active Users in your investor report?" "Oh, we are not tracking it." "Wait, what? Why?"
The past five years have been a story of optimism for Southeast Asia’s tech investments scene.
ION Mobility aims to convert the 200+ million motorcycle users in Southeast Asia from petrol to electric to drive a sustainable future.
Today, we welcome GoGet, an on-demand workforce and job platform, to the MHV family and we can’t be more pleased to be working with the founders Francesca Chia and Fung Wei Tai.
The funding will be used to scale GoGet’s services in Malaysia through product development, building and expanding its product and technology teams.
Off the back of increasing advertiser demand, iVS launches the first in-stream video marketplace in Southeast Asia.
KKday, the leading travel experiences platform in Asia, today announced the close of a USD$75 million Series C funding.
Singapore’s Ninja Van has raised $279 million from backers including France’s GeoPost SA and ride-hailing giant Grab Holdings Inc., scoring one of Southeast Asia’s largest startup investments since Covid-19 was declared a pandemic.
Over the last few weeks, we have seen and will continue to see who will be the survival of the fittest. At MHV, we’ve started breaking down companies into three buckets.
There has never been a better time than now to be a tech investor in Southeast Asia. Tech companies are transforming traditional industries today. An exciting phenomenon is powering the rise of such transformational tech companies today: technification.
At Monk’s Hill Ventures, we receive dozens of pitch decks every day. I personally look at hundreds of pitch decks every year. As a venture investor, it comes with the territory.
When I got to Singapore in 2011 and was starting my own startup, Perx, the ecosystem looked a lot different than it does today. I am committed to the region for the long-term, so I really want to see the ecosystem expand and mature here.
The moral of the story is not about whether it is better to do good for one person at a time, or to operate an impersonal machinery to save many.
