📌 MAROKO133 Update startup: OJK leadership shifts 🏛️, Dash Electric secures seed f
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This edition opens with regulatory developments at OJK, where recent leadership changes have put market stability and execution in focus, even as no immediate policy shifts have been announced. Against this backdrop, the market remains active but increasingly selective. Recent updates include early-stage funding in electric mobility, continued scale in food delivery, and a rare profitability milestone from a homegrown consumer brand. Strategic capital is still flowing into insurance, payments, and data infrastructure, supported by clearer policy direction and regional partnerships.
Not all bets are paying off. Una Brands’ exit from Indonesia highlights mounting pressure on aggregator and roll-up models, while leadership changes at major platforms and stricter fintech enforcement point to a more disciplined operating environment. Looking ahead, the APAC private capital outlook suggests a slow reset rather than a rebound, with Southeast Asia nearing the bottom of its venture cycle and investors prioritizing resilience and execution over rapid expansion.
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🚨 What’s New
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Top leadership turnover at OJK amid market volatility
Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) has appointed new commissioners following the resignation of its chair and senior officials amid recent market turbulence. The leadership change comes after volatility in Indonesia’s financial markets, estimated at around USD 80 billion, which has raised questions around regulatory confidence and stability. While turnover at the top of the regulator can affect the pace of policy execution and market oversight, no immediate regulatory or policy shifts have been announced. Key industry counterparts, including associations such as Amvesindo, also remain structurally unchanged.For fintech and other market participants, the impact is not operational at this stage. Regulatory direction and supervisory frameworks remain intact, suggesting continuity rather than disruption. The near-term risk lies more in execution speed and coordination during the transition, rather than changes to rules or enforcement. For startups, this development is best read as a signal to stay attentive, not to revise strategy.
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Sagana joins Dash Electric’s seed round
Dash Electric secured fresh seed funding with Sagana coming in as a new investor. The funding signals growing interest in Indonesia’s electric mobility supply chain, especially beyond consumer-facing EV brands. Early-stage capital in this segment suggests investors are betting on long-term infrastructure demand. While the round size was not disclosed, seed activity remains selective in the current market. This reflects a cautious but continued appetite for climate and hardware-linked startups in Indonesia. -
Indonesia’s food delivery GMV hits USD 64 billion in 2025
Indonesia’s food delivery market reached USD 64 billion in gross merchandise value in 2025. Growth was supported by high order frequency and deeper penetration outside tier-one cities. The scale confirms food delivery as one of the country’s most mature digital consumer services. However, competition and cost pressure remain key challenges. The number highlights why the sector continues to attract platform, logistics, and fintech innovation. -
Kopi Kenangan reaches profitability with USD 184 million revenue
Kopi Kenangan reported USD 184 million in revenue and achieved profitability in 2025. This marks a rare milestone for a consumer startup operating at national scale. The result reflects disciplined expansion and tighter cost control after years of aggressive growth. It also shows that offline-first consumer brands can reach sustainable margins in Indonesia. The performance strengthens confidence in consumer startups with strong unit economics. -
Insurtech Igloo raises USD 5 million from Tokio Marine
Igloo raised USD 5 million in funding from Tokio Marine, reinforcing strategic interest from established insurers. The investment highlights …Konten dipersingkat otomatis.
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📌 MAROKO133 Update startup: OJK leadership shifts 🏛️, Dash Electric secures seed f
Dear subscriber,
This edition opens with regulatory developments at OJK, where recent leadership changes have put market stability and execution in focus, even as no immediate policy shifts have been announced. Against this backdrop, the market remains active but increasingly selective. Recent updates include early-stage funding in electric mobility, continued scale in food delivery, and a rare profitability milestone from a homegrown consumer brand. Strategic capital is still flowing into insurance, payments, and data infrastructure, supported by clearer policy direction and regional partnerships.
Not all bets are paying off. Una Brands’ exit from Indonesia highlights mounting pressure on aggregator and roll-up models, while leadership changes at major platforms and stricter fintech enforcement point to a more disciplined operating environment. Looking ahead, the APAC private capital outlook suggests a slow reset rather than a rebound, with Southeast Asia nearing the bottom of its venture cycle and investors prioritizing resilience and execution over rapid expansion.
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Thinking about AI?Share your business context.Receive a practical AI strategy in return.Stay ahead,
DailySocial Team
🚨 What’s New
-
Top leadership turnover at OJK amid market volatility
Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) has appointed new commissioners following the resignation of its chair and senior officials amid recent market turbulence. The leadership change comes after volatility in Indonesia’s financial markets, estimated at around USD 80 billion, which has raised questions around regulatory confidence and stability. While turnover at the top of the regulator can affect the pace of policy execution and market oversight, no immediate regulatory or policy shifts have been announced. Key industry counterparts, including associations such as Amvesindo, also remain structurally unchanged.For fintech and other market participants, the impact is not operational at this stage. Regulatory direction and supervisory frameworks remain intact, suggesting continuity rather than disruption. The near-term risk lies more in execution speed and coordination during the transition, rather than changes to rules or enforcement. For startups, this development is best read as a signal to stay attentive, not to revise strategy.
-
Sagana joins Dash Electric’s seed round
Dash Electric secured fresh seed funding with Sagana coming in as a new investor. The funding signals growing interest in Indonesia’s electric mobility supply chain, especially beyond consumer-facing EV brands. Early-stage capital in this segment suggests investors are betting on long-term infrastructure demand. While the round size was not disclosed, seed activity remains selective in the current market. This reflects a cautious but continued appetite for climate and hardware-linked startups in Indonesia. -
Indonesia’s food delivery GMV hits USD 64 billion in 2025
Indonesia’s food delivery market reached USD 64 billion in gross merchandise value in 2025. Growth was supported by high order frequency and deeper penetration outside tier-one cities. The scale confirms food delivery as one of the country’s most mature digital consumer services. However, competition and cost pressure remain key challenges. The number highlights why the sector continues to attract platform, logistics, and fintech innovation. -
Kopi Kenangan reaches profitability with USD 184 million revenue
Kopi Kenangan reported USD 184 million in revenue and achieved profitability in 2025. This marks a rare milestone for a consumer startup operating at national scale. The result reflects disciplined expansion and tighter cost control after years of aggressive growth. It also shows that offline-first consumer brands can reach sustainable margins in Indonesia. The performance strengthens confidence in consumer startups with strong unit economics. -
Insurtech Igloo raises USD 5 million from Tokio Marine
Igloo raised USD 5 million in funding from Tokio Marine, reinforcing strategic interest from established insurers. The investment highlights …Konten dipersingkat otomatis.
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