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Indonesian e-commerce platform Desty nets $5m in latest funding

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26 November 2021
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Desty, an Indonesia-based E-Commerce solution platform startup, announced that it has secured $5 million of extended pre-series A round led by East Ventures (Growth fund) with participation from Jungle Ventures and returning investors Fosun RZ and January Capital.

This fresh capital will strengthen Desty’s balance sheet after the company raised US$ 3.2 million of pre-series A funding round led by 5Y Capital in July 2021. Desty will use the funds raised to accelerate the product development and merchant acquisition as well as launch innovative products in the next few months.

Having started as a digital platform for merchants, influencers, and creators to easily build a single online destynation to promote and sell their products in October 2020, Desty has rapidly grown with a hyperlocal focus on its business model and product offerings.

Desty offers easy-to-use platforms, namely Desty Page and Desty Store, for users to grow in the digital environment. It provides tools, services and applications, most of which are free — no setup fee and no monthly subscription. Users can set up a landing page in only 5 minutes without hassle.

“Desty was born during COVID-19 when massive digitalization happened. Merchants, influencers, and creators have resorted to digital platforms to have a digital presence as it has become of utmost importance in order to thrive. Soon, we would have gathered 1 million creators and merchants using our platform. Some of our own key merchants have Desty as their top one sales channel compared to other marketplaces,” said Mulyono Xu, Co-Founder and CEO of Desty.

In Indonesia, more digital merchants are getting tech-savvy as they embrace digital tools to engage with their customers. It is not surprising that Indonesia’s e-commerce sector experienced double-digit GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) growth due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hitting US$ 52 billion, and is projected to grow until US$ 104 billion in 2025.

With this huge opportunity, Desty has been at the forefront of riding the wave in the industry. The company has experienced a robust growth in traffic and GMV of 60% and 50% respectively (month on month) for the past 6 months.

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