Two Indonesia-based startups with social missions have raised some undisclosed amount of seed funding. Aruna, an integrated fishery platform, has raised a seed funding from hardware and machinery distributor UMG Indonesia while GandengTangan, a crowdlending site for micro-entrepreneurs, secured an investment from Mariko Asmara, a member of Angel Investment Network Indonesia (ANGIN).
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