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Today marks an important day for the Indonesian startup community as O2O e-commerce startup Kioson began trading on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).

Kioson itself is not exactly the first Indonesian startup to exit through an IPO, as fintech startup KinerjaPay has already listed on the US OTC market since April 2016.

But considering the fact that it took more than 15 years for the country’s digital industry to see its first IPO in a major national stock exchange, this really begs the question: Why? Mengapa?

What do you think is the reason behind this, and what can we –as a community of entrepreneurs and investors– do to push for more exit through IPO?

Share us your thoughts!

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