Mujahid, a catfish farmer in Tasikmalaya – a city about 270 kilometres away from Jakarta – has been part of the eFishery ecosystem for four years, relying on its trading services and financial ...

Indonesian aqua-tech start-up eFishery could be in far worse shape than investors had anticipated. Reports say that it is likely to recover less than 10 cents for every dollar it has invested.

In essence, eFishery was "operating like a traditional trading business without technology,” the presentation said, noting that this helped explain the company’s large workforce of almost ...

(Bloomberg) — Investigators hired by the board of eFishery Pte. have determined the Indonesian startup is in far worse shape than they previously thought, and that investors are likely to get back ...

Investigators hired by the board of eFishery have determined the Indonesian start-up is in far worse shape than they previously thought, and that investors are likely to get back less than 10 US ...

Investigators hired by the board of eFishery have determined the Indonesian startup is in far worse shape than they previously thought, and that investors are likely to get back less than 10 cents for ...

SoftBank, Temasek Among eFishery Investors Facing Near Wipeout Startup’s backers likely to recover under 10% of investments Indonesian firm allegedly misrepresented financials for years ...

The fallen startup, whose financial backers include SoftBank Group Corp. and Singapore’s Temasek Holdings Pte., had been a star of Indonesia’s startup scene. eFishery was valued at $1.4 ...

Back in 2023, Indonesian agritech start-up eFishery raised $200 million in Series D funding, pushing the company into unicorn status with a valuation of around $1.4 billion. With big backers like ...

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