Ajaib, the Jakarta-based investment platform, has reportedly closed a $270m equity round backed by Tokyo-listed financial services group SBI Holdings, in what it describes as the largest amount raised by an Indonesian technology company in more than four years.
The Series C financing was significantly oversubscribed and was priced at a premium to the valuation Ajaib achieved when it reached unicorn status in 2021, according to a report from e27.
The fresh capital takes Ajaib’s total funding raised to more than $500m.
Founded in 2019, Ajaib runs a fast-growing investment platform in Indonesia, offering services that span stock trading, mutual funds and digital assets.
The company positions itself as Indonesia’s first fully online stock brokerage, operating without physical branches or offline brokers, and says it built its mobile-first platform around low fees and ease of use to make investing accessible to younger customers.
It reports a customer base of more than three million and describes itself as the fastest-growing investment start-up in South-East Asia. Alongside DST Global, its backers include Horizons Ventures and Alpha JWC Ventures, and the company says it was Indonesia’s first fintech unicorn in the investment space.
Ajaib said the new capital will go towards expanding its business and increasing headcount in Indonesia and across the wider region.
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