Aastha Maheshwari is a Staff Writer at CEOWORLD magazine and DealStreetAsia. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including finance, financial markets, supply chain and logistics, as well as real estate and agriculture, often exploring these topics in the context of countries like Germany, Canada, Australia, and Italy. Aastha's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as CEOWORLD magazine and DealStreetAsia.
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Aastha Maheshwari's coverage predominantly centers around Indonesian startups, venture capital investments, and funding within the tech industry. Her focus on promotional deals and press releases suggests a keen interest in reporting on new developments, particularly related to startups securing funding or investors expanding into specific markets.
Given her emphasis on promotional deals and industry-specific content, Aastha would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insider insights into the latest trends in Indonesian startups, venture capital movements in the region, or exclusive details about upcoming investment rounds.
With themes covering house & home as well as beauty & fashion accounting for a significant portion of her articles' subjects matter, she may also consider story ideas relating to these areas if they intersect with technology or startup ventures.
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By: Pimfha Chan, Aastha Maheshwari
Pan-Asian buyout firm Affinity Equity Partners is said to have signed a non-binding agreement to take control of Southeast Asia's largest gummy bear brand last week, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
By: Aastha Maheshwari, Marsya Nabila
JD Logistics, part of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com; and private equity firm Hillhouse Capital are said to be in advanced talks to acquire local
Southeast Asian e-commerce enabler aCommerce is actively exploring potential strategic partnerships as it looks to scale beyond the region and enter new geographies, its group CEO told DealStreetAsia.
By: Aastha Maheshwari
PT Griya MieSejati, which operates Indonesia's oldest noodle restaurant chain Bakmi GM, is said to be exploring a strategic sale by selling a sizeable
By: Kavitha Nair, Aastha Maheshwari
Argor Capital Management (formerly Go-Ventures) is set to close a $70-million continuation fund which will allow the venture firm to increase its stake in Indonesia-based aquatech startup eFishery , DealStreetAsia has learnt.
Southeast Asian alternative asset manager Indies Capital Partners has raised more than $200 million so far for its fourth credit fund, sources familiar with the matter told DealStreetAsia.
By: Gita Rossiana, Aastha Maheshwari
Indonesian conglomerate Djarum Group is said to be acquiring up to 85% stake in PT Griya MieSejati, which operates Indonesia's oldest noodle restaurant
By: Aastha Maheshwari, Gita Rossiana
GDP Venture , the corporate venture capital arm of Indonesian conglomerate Djarum Group , has bought almost the entire stake it did not previously
By: Aastha Maheshwari
Fintech startup AwanTunai, which focuses on the FMCG supply chain ecosystem in Indonesia, has raised $60 million in a syndicated debt financing round led by the US-based, impact-focussed investor Accial Capital.
By: Marsya Nabila, Aastha Maheshwari
These are challenging times for Indonesia's warung-tech startups — a moniker used for firms focusing on digitalising neighbourhood stores, or warungs as they are called locally.
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