Top 5 Film Startup Investors in Indonesia in November 2024

Last updated: Nov 2024 A list of 5 angel investors and VC (Venture Capital) funds that invest in Film startups based in Indonesia. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Film companies from Indonesia. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Film Startup Investors in Indonesia in November 2024

Investor	Film Indonesia investments
GDP Venture	2
East Ventures	2
Intudo Ventures	1
MNM Creative	1
North Base Media	1

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GDP Venture is a venture builder focusing on commerce, consumer product, media & entertainment and solution companies

Investment focus

Artificial Intelligence, Information Technology, Software
Series A, Seed, Series B
Indonesia, Singapore, United States

Portfolio highlights

Summer — Summer International is a next generation Beauty, Health & Wellness Lifestyle company, headquarted in Los Angeles and South Korea.
AAG Ventures — AAG Ventures is the IT business behind AAG, one of the fastest-growing Play-To-Earn guilds in the industry.
Ion Mobility — Ion Mobility is a tech-driven all-electric mobility company tackling a challenging and complex space.

East Ventures is an early stage venture capital (VC) focused on Southeast Asia, Indonesia & Japan. Success cases include Tokopedia, Traveloka, and Mercari.

Investment focus

Software, Information Technology, E-Commerce
Seed, Series A, Funding Round
Japan, Indonesia, Singapore

Portfolio highlights

Ringkas — Ajukan KPR dengan Mudah Bersama Ringkas. Rasakan proses pengajuan KPR yang lebih cepat dan aman.
Piece — Piece is a digital real estate investment platform offering the easiest and most transparent way to invest in income-producing real estate in Europe. Our mission is to make real estate ownership inclusive and more accessible.
Zenith Learning Group — Zenith Learning Group's mission is to deliver a holistic, world-class education to learners across South East Asia through technology.

Intudo Ventures is an "Indonesia-only" venture capital firm with a concentrated portfolio approach capitalizing on the rapid growth of private consumption and the rising middle class in Indonesia.

Investment focus

FinTech, Financial Services, Marketplace
Series A, Seed, Series B
Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong

Portfolio highlights

Jago Coffee — Jago Coffee serves freshly brewed coffee beverages wherever you are through a fleet of fully electric mobile cafes.
CarbonEthics — CarbonEthics is Indonesia's tech-enabled natural climate solutions developer. Decarbonize with us by restoring ecosystems, improving livelihoods, and biodiversity, focusing on blue carbon and carbon offsetting initiatives.
Kargo Technologies — Kargo adalah layanan logistik online yang menyediakan solusi pengiriman barang yang mudah, cepat, dan terpercaya. Temukan layanan yang dapat diandalkan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan pengiriman Anda.

Building Belonging through Creative Expression

Investment focus

Media and Entertainment, Digital Media, Film
Seed, Series A
Indonesia, United States

Portfolio highlights

IDN Media — IDN Media is the leading media platform company for Millennials and Gen Z in Indonesia.
Canvas Media Studios — Innovative Storytelling For Every Canvas

NBM is a specialized firm that successfully pioneered global digital-media investing over the last decade, backing successes like IDN Media in Indonesia, Pocket Aces in India, TheNewsLens in Taiwan and Capital Digital in Mexico. Its first venture fund, launched in 2015, consistently ranks in the top quartile of media and global venture funds. TheFund, which has been backed by several of the world’s leading media brands, is now open to other investors as its investment team moves to take advantage of the sudden rise of opportunities and new valuations in the global media landscape. NBM’s co-founders are Marcus Brauchli, the former top editor at The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal; Sasa Vucinic, the longtime CEO of the Media Development Investment Fund (MDIF). The firm’s general counsel is Stuart Karle, former COO of Reuters and General Counsel of the Journal.