
Chilibeli
An online shopping platform for daily products such as fruit, vegetables, food, and other household needs with social commerce concept.
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Total Funding | 000k |









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Chilibeli operates as a social commerce platform in Indonesia, focusing on the distribution of fresh produce and daily household necessities. Founded in 2019 by Alex Feng, Damon Yue, and Matt Li, the company has established a business model that connects farmers and Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) suppliers directly with consumers through a network of agents, known as 'Mitra Chilibeli'. This approach aims to streamline the supply chain, offering fresher products at more competitive prices by circumventing traditional intermediaries.
The company's operational framework leverages community-based sales. Mitra Chilibeli, who are predominantly housewives, act as community leaders, consolidating orders from their neighbors and social circles. These orders are then fulfilled by Chilibeli, with products delivered to the agent's home, which serves as a collection point for the end customers. This model not only facilitates convenient access to groceries for consumers but also provides a source of income for its agents, who earn a commission on the sales they generate. The platform targets the vast Indonesian market for fresh groceries, a segment characterized by a high frequency of purchases.
Chilibeli's co-founders bring a diverse set of experiences to the venture. Alex Feng was previously part of the investment team at Sequoia Capital. Damon Yue has a background in eCommerce, having worked with Alibaba and Lazada. Matt Li's expertise lies in technology and product development, with prior experience at companies like OYO and Intuit. Their combined knowledge in investment, eCommerce logistics, and technology underpins the company's strategy. Since its inception, Chilibeli has secured funding from various investors, including an initial seed round led by prominent venture capital firms, which has supported its expansion and technological development. The company has focused on building out its warehouse and logistics infrastructure to ensure the quality and freshness of its products.
Keywords: social commerce, grocery delivery, FMCG, agritech, community group buying, Indonesian market, supply chain logistics, direct-to-consumer, agent network, fresh produce