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Amoda secures seed fund led by East Ventures
Indonesian PropTech, AMODA, has successfully gathered seed funding in a round co-orchestrated by East Ventures and Living Lab Ventures. This comes hot on the heels of their pre-seed funding round in 2022 and will primarily serve to bolster their product, technology, and operational capabilities.
Investor Confidence: The round signifies a strong vote of confidence from investors. AMODA's Co-Founder & CEO Robin Yovianto expressed his excitement about this milestone and emphasized how it will fuel the company's mission to innovate and shape Indonesia's property and construction sectors.
Revolutionizing Property and Construction: AMODA's driving force is to counteract traditional construction methods' inefficiencies, such as lack of transparency, unpredictable outcomes, and environmental damage.
Innovative Approach: AMODA’s contribution to the industry is by integrating digital technology into construction processes. The result is a more streamlined, cost-effective, and efficient construction experience, with solutions tailored to the clients’ specific needs.
Transparency and Accountability: AMODA's dashboard offers full transparency into pricing, construction, and leasing processes. Their commitment to punctual and high-quality delivery is backed by multi-layer inspections of all products and properties.
Impressive Growth: Since its inception in October 2021, AMODA has seen 4x year-over-year revenue growth. The firm's impressive portfolio includes over 200 construction assets, collaborations with 50+ contractors, and engagements with 30+ landowners. They've built strong partnerships with 60+ businesses, helping them overcome construction challenges.
Currently operating out of Jakarta and Bandung with a 30-strong team, AMODA's future plans include collaborations with numerous manufacturing partners, suppliers/distributors, and contractor partners. The goal is to make construction more streamlined, efficient, and sustainable by Q3 2024.