In today’s briefing:
- Bukalapak (BUKA IJ) – Changes Afoot?
- Morning Views Asia: Pt Cikarang Listrindo Tbk, Greentown China
- Indonesia’s Broom bags US$25M funding to accelerate market expansion | e27
Bukalapak (BUKA IJ) – Changes Afoot?
- Bukalapak (BUKA IJ) has seen a sharp share price rebound recently with speculation over a tie up with Temu, which appears ill-founded, with the only newsflow being a Director resigning.
- The company swung back into a slight negative adjusted EBITDA in 2Q2024, mainly due to the seasonal impact of Lebaran on its O2O business and increased competition in virtual products.
- Bukalapak remains a differentiated player in Indonesian e-commerce with a focus on serving MSMEs through its marketplace, with increasing take rates ahead. Dealing with excess cash is a potential catalyst.
Morning Views Asia: Pt Cikarang Listrindo Tbk, Greentown China
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Indonesia’s Broom bags US$25M funding to accelerate market expansion | e27
- Broom, a tech startup empowering Indonesia’s used car showroom ecosystem, has closed a US$25 million Series A extension investment round led by Openspace Ventures.
- AC Ventures, Quona Capital, MUFG Innovation Partners, and PKSHA Capital also participated.
- Additionally, Broom has secured credit facilities from various institutions, including Komunal, Funding Societies Capital, Modalku Finansial Indonesia, Alami, Koinworks, Helicap, and DBS Indonesia, as well as support from several high-net-worth individual investors.