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Indonesia-based Alami raises USD 20 mln in finding round

Tuesday 12 January 2021 13:46 CET | News

Indonesia-based fintech Alami Technologies, has announced that it has raised over USD 20 million in equity and debt funding in a round led by AC Ventures and Golden Gate Ventures.

Other investors including Quona Capital also participated in the fundraise. Alami is a licensed peer-to-peer lending platform focused on lending to micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) through the principles of sharia finance. It provides access to sharia-compliant debt capital for MSMEs in Indonesia, as well as lending opportunities to individuals and financial institutions in the region.

The company aims to grow 4 times to disburse around USD 72 million to sectors such as healthcare, farming, logistics, and food, among others. The fundraise comes a year after Alami closed its USD 1.5 million seed round, which was also led by Golden Gate Ventures.


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