Endgame with Gita Wirjawan - Gibran Huzaifah: Perbaiki Nasib Petambak, Basmi Kelaparan
Episode Date: November 23, 2022Gibran Huzaifah, CEO dan co-Founder eFishery, percaya pengentasan kelaparan, kesenjangan, dan permasalahan lingkungan dapat dimulai dari pesisir Indonesia. Dalam diskusi ini, Gibran bicara tentang pen...erapan teknologi dalam menyolusikan permasaalahan budi daya perairan, bagaimana akuakultur dapat menjadi solusi pangan berkelanjutan, hingga kisah perjuangan hidupnya dalam membangun dan mengembangkan startup Aqua-Tech pertama di Asia. #Endgame #GitaWirjawan #GibranHuzaifah ------------------- Isi survey Endgame dan menangkan merchandise Endgame: https://endgame.id/survey Pre-Order merchandise resmi Endgame: https://wa.me/628119182045 Wujudkan mimpi menjadi pemimpin visioner berikutnya. Hubungi SGPP Indonesia di: admissions.sgpp.ac.id admissions@sgpp.ac.id https://wa.me/628111522504 Playlist episode "Endgame" lainnya: https://endgame.id/season2 https://endgame.id/season1 https://endgame.id/thetake Kunjungi dan subscribe: @SGPP Indonesia @Visinema Pictures
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at the tithing, that's the last,
that's the first of the first, right?
Yeah, I'm sorry, it's really, so.
Oh, I'm sorry, seduce, seduce, see.
At the end, and what I'm sadder,
the other than, in Indonesia,
and in Jow Barat, because that's in the people that I've read.
Oh, I'm saddick, so.
And, maybe, yeah, tragedy, it's a...
...galy, from the semesta, from, from,
from, from, to give us to say,
I was a lot of the life-that-that-that-you-pain-bas-mic-laparan.
And we consider to be successful, most profitable in the world,
but we're not bant to farmers.
We fail, that's the only to help us.
Don't even if we're going to do something to be a bit of the metrics,
but we lose the sense,
the same way that I also consider myself,
lose the sense of mission that,
eight-bunals,
10-uped-uped,
d-bending 10-time,
because because market
we can't make in, financing we're
using it, biggest cost of the biggest cost we're
banged, the way of budi-dyeh we can't
be able to, it's really,
it's really,
the other,
that's it,
that's it,
Paul.
Hello,
we're here
we're coming
Gibran Huzaifa,
founder of E-Fisheries.
Gibran, thank you very.
It's a non-urpa, thank you,
It's an honor.
It's an honor.
It's a lot of the 31 December, 89.
Then how's how to this?
It's a long, that's the story.
This is very inspiring,
this is a...
It's a...
It's a rags to riches, or rags to something, story.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, I was, I was born in 31 December, 89.
I was, I was in Jakarta.
But when I was born, I was born in Puegadong.
Poulogadung, in the
Poole of the world of the
child for a lot of the land of the land of the
but I'm at the next
belantarantarantarantan Kali in Poulogadung
and the terminal Poulogadong
and the past of Poulogadong,
so, it's about the area of the
area of the community,
but it's about the area of the
and it's being
more more, but,
definitely not justaithrae.
So, when I was a little
I think,
we're being,
we'd,
We have you know-and-and-and-and-a-pand-a-a-pand-a-a-could-a-pand-a-to-smart-a-could-a-could-a-old,
for the room-tidur-died, and the tomb-necliq from triplegat, the
sand-n-lach-lap-n-n-lars, so just in plur-git-a-a-a-a-oh-a-oh-a-lore-a-old,
That's that's that's the time I think that's the same, but...
Somehow, if I think it's...
Hangat, it's the rest of the...
Because, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna be able to-called with my father, with that.
So, my.
So, how many people, how many, people?
Colourage, I have...
There are three...
So, there are three brothersodara, so, so two of the other,
but selisiness is a little long, seven-old.
So, so, seven-year.
So, I'm...
well-a-a-a-sum-a-sha-mood-a-sha-ma-a-sha-ma-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-cest,
and, after-a-a-cest-a-tecac-a-tecac-a-old, and,
actually, it's a little-lite-a-a-old, but...
...that-the-a-a-lac-a-a-a-lac-a-a-a-lac-a-a-a-a-l-a-cil.
that I'm...
I'm from the child,
So, if I'm in a bit of course,
I'm in a lot of course,
I'm not just about reading just
because I'm reading.
And when S.D,
people, usually,
I'm playing,
I'm not playing.
So, so much,
so that's in class,
restirate,
work in so-all.
So,
so the system is catar-wuland,
yeah.
In the one-partame,
I'd,
I'd, I'd have had hatamin the PR.
So,
so, time,
and, you know,
What's what?
PR?
There's a PR.
Not even more, I'm going to work just like that.
So, not know, naturally, like that's like that.
But, yeah, pinter, is,
not to colloquy, genius, but,
but, it's just to learn,
and not too much like to play,
and, and,
small,
so, that's the masts,
so,
so I'm in S.D.
So, I'm impressed,
that, you, in 0.5, Pag, Pogadong,
so, that.
So, that's what I'm seeing,
I'm not quite diverse.
I'm with a lot of many,
like, you know,
like, but there are people who are
that.
So I'm being very interacting to
that.
So, and,
as a academic,
I think,
character
I'm from the
Asia,
so,
my,
my,
so,
so,
so,
the background is
the background of
the,
So actually, so the law ismap, so,
so, but I'm not a background,
but I'm also, yeah,
cenderung pintar, see, in the schoolhs,
just because when I'm going to get up
school, so that's why I want to
think the child can't.
He's the cultured,
butcha, and all right,
and bea-beladjahed, and
ambiasa-it-it-and, and,
and, I'm just like to come back to that.
But, in a-cademic,
yeah, not straight A student, too,
because of the one, sometimes.
if you're ranked one, but if the score's down a bit,
why, matematica, that's not, why?
It's kind of, kind of, because,
but when I remember there, like,
like, when the class four,
that, the ranking three,
that, dream cast,
there, there, game console,
ranking two,
the two, got PlayStation, that.
I rang one,
well, you do you do,
do you, do,
pass two, don't?
No, no, so,
so, so,
so, if, if, if,
If you get punishment, if we're not ever,
so we've got something, then,
it's because we work on it,
so that's belly that I can get in.
When I was going to get in the Bacassi.
So, I'm going to be able to go back from Bekasi.
So, why do you know where to beckos from?
Because of Bleda from Bermas,
because of Bely Rums, I think of a house
and then, at home,
nearerapan Inda.
Now, I'm going to,
but, the Taman Harapan Baru, it's a
far away, it's just very,
from there, there,
So I'm still Rhaven, so I'm asking why
why you're going to buy it to be $54,000,
but at least, yeah, but I'm going to
to get to $1MP.
I'm going to class 1, actually, in Jakarta,
but SMP class 2,
to end up to SMP Islam-terpadu,
because I'd like to stay in the swastas
that, to be it's better better.
But what's interesting in the SMP,
I'm actually, I'm just quite,
in academics, but when I was a student
I'm not yet, I'm not lewdest.
I got nine, but I'm English I got nine.
The other than English I got seven.
The English I got seven.
The English is 3.25.
That's why it's the way that's.
That's the same job.
So, I'm going to say,
it's a lot of 8.88,
so, I don't know,
maybe the computer's a lot or anything,
or whatever.
Yeah.
Because that,
SMPI Islam, I was a little bit nakal,
So, so the guru of the other, because you're notal, but it's
well, but there's a manned bitar, but because
because, uh, uh, uh, uh, because he's notxiat, he kind of azzap.
But, yeah, uh, but that's what I alamed, because I was going to
to SMA 8, sir.
I mean, yeah, the best one of the United,
so one of the one that's one that's the best, if it's not the best.
So, it's just, but I'm not lus.
So, if I'm not lulled, yeah, yeah, uh, you know,
I was that I'm just to
can't get a SMA
swasta, not there's a Sema Svasta,
not there's a Sama Svara that's the most of the best,
I said, there's a lot of Pekaze,
in Bekasi, in the complex.
SMA also, too, mewhaeweh,
mepet rawa, that's...
Cuma, two landai,
one-angatan, just 35 people.
So, there, SMA-na-na-ne.
And, and, in-situ,
That's the other than the other than the
my mom's my, because, yeah, from the
from the case, the expectation of the
of the...itia, you know,
and, tibba, like, that's just to the
same a mom's like that.
I'm making, because, yeah,
I'm not know, that's a child SML,
baca from where, like,
and where's just, just be brilliant, ma,
just, just.
Cobra, like, at this,
at the, at the...
...itb, like, the best,
I'm going to get to itab.
I'm not quite Harvard too.
Maybe if I know Harvard,
target of Harvard,
because the ceiling of this,
the top of the end up in Indonesia,
so, yeah,
well,
then,
and I'm going to
and the SMA,
so,
but I'm actually,
so,
so,
so,
I don't know if there's
and I'm not
not as well-belager in
so.
So,
if I'malas, do you?
I'm alas, I'malas, yeah, meen guitar, you know?
And then, if we're in-bola,
and then,
uh,
uh, uh,
uh, uh, uh,
the billy.
The degree biolidic,
I, you know,
that's, you know,
that, that's,
so, that.
So, and then,
so, I think,
class three,
SMA,
when,
uh,
the,
people, like,
in the SMA,
it's,
that,
I, so,
I, so, I,
I was in the time I'm
I'm just like that's
this time
yeah
and I'm
looking to the time
there's one
there's some
like that
I'm going to
there's
there's a
there that
there's
there that
there's off gun
to
the lidah temann
ah,
so it's
so it's
camera but that's
but that's
my same a
for the same a half the same a
but the most of the same a
because I have a sub-a
because I had a sub-aubinged
there's a other
adagant where we've been
abys, we've been able to learn matawatica
at the senjail, we're moward
on the school,
and then we've got to beauling film
and we're doing actors
our like our,
I'm talking about Tom Hanks
He likes Leonardo DiCaprio.
Then he said, think, think,
actor-activity is always playing to film films that good.
So, no, no.
So, no.
Manetron, synetron, what I'm like,
and I'm saying, no.
So, it's always playing films,
film, and he said,
this, and, I think, I always,
that, I think,
we, in Peradaban.
We're only playing films,
film, best of Pradena.
Ah, sick.
So, that's...
that's in the same way that's always
optimism.
If I'm like a part of the last,
maybe, it's a little,
maybe not so big that.
But that's the way that's
giving optimism to get into.
And yeah, I gave the opportunity
and then,
and then,
and then,
I've got to be in a minute
I, I'lllust in 2007.
So,
this one of alumni who's in
from my life
from the first I'm in
the best of my
in the book in the
15 years, but through to turn to run.
That's the best of the life, that's not that
can't allow him.
Because I'm who are you who are
who are you that?
Perman to the other again?
Yeah, I'm going to give you
to give inspiration, that?
Yeah, I've got to give you.
I've got to inspire.
Yeah, I've got some inspiration,
and after after it,
and many alumni who are coming to PTH,
and, and, so many of the PhD,
and, and, so many,
So there's not that's in the same-a-B.
But there's not that, okay, like.
Then, your sub-shaabat.
So, your sub-a-shaabat.
So, my.
So, now, is starting, psychology, right, he's born psychology from her own psychology from her own.
And I, yeah, yeah, still change the pender.
Yeah.
So, from the mimpi, from-mipi.
C-Ren.
And, yeah, that's like, that's a lot of becassia,
who, and, that's the way to come to the FAA,
Itab, what?
Itab, I'm as I'm as a biologi.
And, yeah...
Why, what I'm sorry,
so, but when I was the guru biology
I, actually, not so bigotivirings like,
not so much inspiringinging,
you know, actually,
that was badger,
but there was one
he had asked about photosynthesis.
And photosynthesis,
kind of complex,
yeah, there's chemical reaction
that's been doing,
and things like,
and then,
and he said,
Photocytes is in one
It's about cell
I'm about
One down there
There's a chlorophyll
There's a certain
There's a lot of
There's a lot of
In the world there
There's a lot of
There's been
It's complex really
That's the process
Alam
That's a lot
That's got to
There's not a
There's got a
There's a lot
That's the
Complexitatue
That's the
I think I'm
I'm going to
I'm going to
I'm going to
Bealogue
Yeah, even
I don't know if it's like how much.
Well, it's like that if you're going to be able to
because it's more difficult.
But that's what I'm really
that's really that's always
such nature, yeah.
So on nature, law, science,
and, yeah,
and, you know,
so on the life,
so on,
so that,
and
in ITB,
it's,
it's,
so,
when I was in
place with,
there's a problem
me to me to work. So, she's...
Still, uh, but...
Not.
So, it's...
...there's...
...there's...
...theirce...
...construxed and, uh,
...arcietectur, like, yeah.
But, when in P.
...that, in 2007, that, when I was going to
...so when I was going to
...to buyer...
...theirut the...
...theirdera the...
...that it's a lot of money, yeah,
but it's a lot of struggling.
And, when I was actually one-one that
One of ITB, so that's not
I have had been a lot of the
but I'm in the room
sodara that's just in the room
name's the other than the
it's just the end of the room, so it's just
it's a metaphor, but it's really,
the place it's name's the room.
But at the Ujum.
I remember that you, na'enkot.
Abis it, bollak-balak-back, it's 11,000,
na'n.
I'd give a jathehattah per-guland,
so 20,000 a day.
So I just have only 5,000 for
the same for the same for the one
nine times. Now, the bulwana
it's struggling is a lot of biased, because I
always think I'm in the room with people. This is I'm going to be
this. This year? It's not. Literally in the
month first. Wow. So yeah, and the bulim part of the
I'm going to make, it was 20 Augustus, that
it's, it's, it's, that's up as much of the Ramadan. So,
it's, uh, pussing, well, it's been, has sour
and the sourn't-kish-k,
sometimes, sometimes, have to keep sour.
And, yeah, at the titic
it, there's been a little bit of
so-d-soddera, so, so it's a lot,
so much, living, and there's
at one point, in the beginning, it's
got to be able to be able to be able to be able to do it,
because, it's a lot, it's justa-old, it's
too, it's a lot, but I'm gonna'bushan-u-u-u-pia.
And I think, uh, 6,000 rupees,
then I'm, and I'm sorry,
soar, so I'm not sour, so at that,
So I was I'm up to come up to $500,000,000.
I'm going to $500,000.
I'm going to get up to $1,000 to $500 peri.
And then I can't go back.
Oh, the money is $500 perak, I'm not sure.
I'm not going to be able, that.
Yeah, so I'm not going to be able to.
So I'm al-in'a-TB, that, in the front of campus.
Now, I mean, I'm going to live in the mosque.
And in the mass of the Meshid Salman, it's just
just a bit of the spencer, so I'm just
I'm gonna'num can't get to the same.
So, if I've got to, nassi-quotak, yeah,
there, no, no, that's not yet there,
that's not yet I'll go back.
Because I can't go out.
I'm not soar.
Then, that, I can't go back.
Nip again in campus, no can saur, no can't saur,
not soar, not.
So, so on three days, I'm going toot-turt, I'm
not bough, not saur, not saur,
soar. Masha. So, so...
So, yeah,
it's almost to get to
the first time, and this is
the first school, yeah.
I was in the middle of
Massjit Salman, and then
and, and, oh, oh, I'm just going to
like, I'm going to be mad,
this, yeah, yeah, yeah,
and I'm going to be in the
Mastya, well, I'm going to
come back, right, right,
but, and I'm thinking it's,
But I'm at the time that
I'm...
I'm not tega,
I'm inta with people
because there's a reason
not giving the money,
not, but there's a lot
because there's a lot of
I'm at least not tegah.
But,
but I'm at one night,
I got SMS from the
money,
that's been,
the time,
after that.
With the money
after that I'm
after three days.
After three days.
Now, this is the
dramatic, but real,
It's right in the same time.
I was in the last night in Salasar,
Masit Salman.
I read, there's one column,
one who's been to muttoned to the apatran.
Masho.
I think that's not that,
the arwain that's not.
Arwain that's about, like in film film.
But, it was,
there was, there was that there that there's
there that I'm going to be able to get in the apre.
And I just got that's a lot of.
And this, this,
this is a person that's about,
titic
that's the last half the
that's the prithingalapar
and pringalapar, right, perixtal right,
yeah.
Wow, I'm sorry, seduce, so.
At least, and what I'm
sadder again, the
one of MNiae, and in Javad
again, because that's
in the people, that I'm
that I'm back, that's
saddick, so.
And, maybe, yeah, tragedy
that's, you know,
from the semester,
from, from,
from, uh,
to give me,
I'm going to,
I'm sorry,
I, you know,
I'm sure,
So I was me a bit like that I'm going to be aparan
I'm going to be able to be able to be aparan again.
So at the end of the first of the class of my life,
I'm giving up to give me a plan for the campus I'm going to doxmik aparan
how much how it's not-tomac-n't-a-laparant.
The one, the first, the president, like.
And the name is the-sonsor-mah, so I'm going to be president.
And the second, yeah, focus on the bidangang.
And that's the end up.
And, yeah, yeah, after that's at the bottom,
like the other than I'm going to, because I've been
because of having a friend, so, yeah,
so I'm inmate, at some point, homeless, yeah,
I'm at some point, I'm homeless, yeah,
from the other, Jow, I, I, I nitip,
numpang to kosan each-masing one night, one,
so, so, so, so.
So, then, to-send, someone, to-sha-sus,
until the weekend.
I mean, I'm in the campos, I'm notip
the way to get rid,
then. Then I'm put up to-a-satel
where, the masjil's what,
which, that's got to-macken,
so, so, that's, that's a lot,
so, that's a lot of, you know,
how much the way to survive
in semester three, because
I know, the condition economy
also not good, I'm gonna beaic,
I called, I called people
to say, before the same time,
no longer can't give money,
like, yeah, well,
I'm like, I'm like how much
how much, but even right now
because I'm, you know,
yeah, yeah, but yeah,
yeah, yeah, but, yeah,
I'm gonna, yeah, I'm gonna'niqued
how the way it's gonna survive.
Same, like, Gita, yeah,
but it's the way that way,
it's all, yeah,
work A, Kereja B,
yeah, jada convenience store,
uh,
jade tutor,
and, I'macem other,
but I, yeah,
yeah, atulia,
yeah, I'm, yeah,
five-sore, I was practicum,
maleming, so,
full-safe-mallem, so.
So, so can't make a lot?
Jarang-so-you-d?
Yeah, because...
Yeah, not-mampu.
Not-mampu, right?
Yeah, not-mampu, too.
So, so I'm gonna'-hmm, so-mur-sha-bed-a-old-cali-court-cali.
When I was first, I was up,
when, when, last, celusan.
So, so, yeah, ducing.
I'm only, yeah, two-tack-a-old, like,
because it's not too,
even between Bekasi to Bandung,
so it's, yeah, it's just, yeah,
it's just to be able to the same time.
School how?
School...
Can't have gila, do.
Has to what, what's got to?
Mast'amacem, right?
Right, right.
Most of the time, actually,
actually, okay.
Pastly, yeah.
Awoling, yeah,
but there's one titic,
where I'm ambitious
organization
so I'm being
I'm active
I'm active
I'm active in POMP
too yeah
I'm active in external
also
so the cutua division
because I was passionate
to the other
and at some point I
also have
I'm doing,
I'm trying income
I should survive
and academic
basically the last
prioritized, because, yeah, yeah, like,
like, in semester three, yeah,
the semester four, that's the semester four,
that's the first time, that's survive,
and I'm, that, IP, I'm 1.6.
Asick.
Asick.
Asick.
Arfor, that you know,
who's sad, like, if you're
when they'd telephone with the other than the other,
how much, how much, the IPs,
alhmedulilah.
Alhmedulilah.
But that's right.
But I'm sadder if I'm not
puttiveation to still be
there in campus, because
yeah, yeah, motivation
the other, definitely.
Motivation the other, yeah,
yeah, never.
Yeah, so.
So, I guess I was to try motivation,
see, motivation what, yeah,
not want to be lulles, like, and
you've got to be able to get a good, so,
so, yeah, not get-pickering.
So, yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, I'm going to be able to
one's one's motivation, I'm
I'm going to tell you,
how about IPK?
Four, I'm not.
Not can't.
How much,
I'm saying,
three.
Okay,
three.
So,
how I'm trying to
how can I get
two.
And,
and I was the
last I'll lose,
I'm 2,
I'm 21,
IPK's.
But that,
so in the
time time that,
you,
because the other, the organization's there,
but I'm still getting to entrepreneurship.
Keregareembourg.
Kereja a week?
So, roughly, I'm going to, roughly, I'm going to 20 to 30-jambay-jambay,
either either tutor or job convenience store.
Yeah, semi-full-time, like.
Because if convenience store, malem, it's the work then,
And then, then,
from magripe to 9.
Yeah.
Gave class,
how about, per semester?
Gavellable class, normal,
see, per semester.
5-6-7?
Yeah, yeah,
about 5-same,
and it's about 5-7,
and,
and it's a bit more,
yeah, if in biology.
So, so.
Wow.
Then, when,
you,
when, up,
thing,
think,
think,
want to be entrepreneur?
Now,
this is a story
That's what?
That's what?
It's kind of the second that, so in semester the fourth, yeah, when I was
not trying to be an entrepreneur, so because it's not a good-pickering to be an entrepreneur.
But because I was to know as a student who's who's doing tutor,
I guess I was contacted with alumni.
Alumin who, he made a some of platform tutorial in US.
And he's making a so-al, but he has to make the key-jubance.
I'm doing the other than I'm being tutored.
Yeah.
Just again, I think I'm going to be able to do you.
Because I'm doing tutor, but I think,
after you're giving 12-soil.
One of the other, I'm byer 3 hours, perjamb is 150,000.
Yeah.
So, whatever I have I had to do get around.
Soil, if I'm just to be able to be 3-hour 3-jamb.
Well, well, I'm, it.
Well, I'm, I'm just, I'm just, I'm going to.
Now, when I, it's a lot, it's just out.
This, I think it's three-day-day-day-day-peress, me.
I'm not really, because of biology.
And as I'm not as well biologis, I'm not so much,
because it's not really,
because it's the class olympiade,
but I'm saying,
the other than my friend's like Olympiad International,
the IP's 3.99,
that's the a 4.0,
that's the way,
you can't, like this like this?
Oh, yeah, because it was the law,
when you were like this?
Can't you work in?
Can't, what?
I'm a day.
I'm a day, I'm doing it.
You'd do, you're going to do you have to do you have to do.
So, I'm going to buyer a time.
How much?
60,000, I'm going to buy it.
That's right.
Yeah, I'm going to.
So I'm trying the people that there,
but to get, 50,000.
For them, yeah, happy.
50,000,
10-day-day-day-a-jamb,
I'd buyer $1,000.
Per so-o-o-a-trial, I'd buyer three-drague.
So-a-old, I'm under $400,000.
But when I gave this project,
who you know, who's the project,
you know, you're kind of,
yeah, but not, yeah,
who's the people who are the people.
Yeah, in the back on the people,
yeah, they're all right,
so happy.
Because for them,
because I just worked for me
I'm just working for a 1,000,
$1,000,000, $50,000.
Because, the standard for $1.5,000,
right.
So, it's at the market rate, like.
And then, I was,
when I got to get a lot,
this is a hard this is entrepreneurship.
Sharing value,
finding opportunities, finding the best way to complete it,
and everyone's happy.
Division of labor.
Division of labor.
Exactly.
If that's going to business just, you're going to be enter-beenar-in-ra-
That's really the first time,
just the project is just one just once just a little
Then I think how much, yeah,
the way that's the agam,
that's, I'm from the way to class class,
I'm doing the same from the lembang,
I'm going to doco-tokos that there in restaurant,
I've made fermicomposting,
so, the tenac caching,
then, down pupok,
that's, and then,
you know, to jeblos in business pre-canan,
that's since the three.
Why?
Why?
I can?
Or how?
So it's...
So, so...
So, actually, not-singed to-Inty-I-Kan,
actually, because I was...
I went to look at the class, aqua-culture.
This, if the other than-an-a-cumpus,
the stiless, A.
...at-a-ac-send, I've got a absent,
you've got A.
I'ma-cuh-cuh-I-K, ma-ha.
So, the mat-culea like that,
I must I have to try,
to, where the class-c-cultia-a-a-a-a----------tucing-a-------------------llure.
I'm going to target 3.2.
It's.
And that's the most of the most of the time,
the time, came, came, came,
like, if you're going to come to come to come to?
If you're going to put the world of the power of the knowledge
our own, we're doing on packet A, and at the
at the end of the academy, campus.
So, it's ramey, that's a lot of class.
Now, I was going to go to the other,
the docenererer inspiring, t'etra.
And he's a story
one of Vietnam.
So Vietnam, he got technology from France,
for produce catfish.
Hearder, it's big.
But consumption domestic their...
not good, not good, because pecelelele,
like it's not much,
work not many,
there's not much,
they're going to export.
When they export,
not can't export to US,
because US has a channel catfish
and which,
which is used to be eaten by Kalangan Redneck,
that is,
that's the same way, that's the rebranding.
Not with the fieless, but in filet, in cupas,
it's good in the right now.
Dori fish, in 2009, to.
Dori fish.
Oh, Dori, that's a catfish.
Exactly.
That's a lot of people who are catfish,
they're like catfish,
but they're like that.
Yeah, that's it.
That's why many of the way.
But then,
but all right, right,
but then,
that's the rebranding,
so Dori fish,
and,
and,
one of the highest consumption for fresh water fish
in the US and in the United.
and in Europe.
Gila.
And this, and this is the lele that's great, right?
And this lele of the same part of the big, that.
Yeah, lele so on the other than that's the only way,
that they're in the area, and that's the way,
and that's it's in the restaurant Bintang Lime, hotel,
Bintang, at that, and I said,
now you can't see, catfish in Indonesia, like,
that's, yeah, just to come to the Psellele,
Wartek, like,
the, the, the...
...paling, it's the...
...palernern, that, it's the...
...the, you'll see over the next five to ten,
years, catfish this will
go to hotel, hotel, bintanl, 5, restaurant
5, 7th supermarket.
That's true
that's true. If you're going to be
doing that, if you're going to be
business catfish.
Pullang from that, I'm really inspired
by that pitch, because I
I'm looking business opportunity
that's the next time
the time.
But I'm from class that, I'm
back to callum, ma'am.
So I'm trying colum, how
I'm going to come a colum catfish,
And I got one columb in the area
Bandung-Slatan that I've sowing, maybe two-kaly
in this, right. And disobeyed 400,000 a year.
So it's more, like, more than cost to cost it.
It's more than I was going to cost it.
That's the way.
That's the way.
The bit from where?
Bibbid from.
Bid, I'm from there.
Okay.
Not the bibit that's like in Vietnam or what,
or what?
Bipit's, it's just, because it's not
that's not for the
The other than the other than in Vietnam.
Meworthy,
can be where-is-de-de-de-ri,
it's already in-many-mone,
that's 100% local,
production.
So, we're,
we're making import from Vietnam.
Now,
Dori that's already
now, now,
now,
and that's,
and that,
and that's,
the,
I've,
I've,
made, you,
to,
business budid-a-e-e-kand,
from a column.
when,
when I'maughanin'u-as-fran
but I've got to dole-asel panin'nia,
not just, how do you know,
not to beckyirch.
I'm going to buychelelele-aw-a-aw-law.
Ifcelelele, I'm going, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am,
I'mas, I have, I had 130-k'amu,
I'm going, like, so.
So, no, I'm going, so.
So, I'd be paid, yeah.
I'd dole to passer,
Not like that's the mafia, there's down lele.
So, in the city, when you're going to move to be...
Don lelele.
Hasic.
This is a bit of the istila baru.
There's a new.
There's a mafian.
So I'm not going to say, I'm going to say, I'm going to sell ketongolak.
I've got to go out of $130 kiel.
Per ikan?
Per k.
Per k.
Per k.
Per k, per k, to get to, around.
So 3killer.
So I'm $65k.
Cere 2-bun.
So, yeah, per-buner $30,000.
Why, it's just $30,000?
It's just $400,000.
Yeah, it's not profitable, like the business.
But the challenge is, for the sector like this
this, farmers don't have any control for their produce.
Because challenge is they're going to dole-hurt.
Because if they're going to sell it,
because if you're going to buy-sock,
if it's more than the pecclelelele,
Pelelele can't
than that, not even more than that
one piece, because because of one piece,
we're going to sell at that too, and
who has access to market that small drop points,
I'm going to sell to me, but you'll just sell just
just on, but you'll just sell just. That's who I don't have control,
so. So, I'm not, I'm going to sell
whenever, you know, to inspiration from the
time, why, I feel like, I just, or I've made nuget?
So, I feel like, I make nuggets,
I'm a business culinary,
Pattyma.
With the first, this is 125-3-0.
Prima, yeah.
From the 120, I do you sell for the Kulak, see.
But I've got contracted a 1-1-1.
So, yeah, pan in the 2, I'm going to,
I think, how much the other way,
I'm doing the way to do you.
I mean, I'm doing the brand of D-O-R-I,
that's that I was up.
I bought, I'm going to dole to myasasasua,
I, I think,
in the kantin back in the ITB
to be in the kantinia,
so that's upurantirapun,
yeah, can't be able to do you,
like, the, people know, yeah, this, Lele?
I test to my, I'm gonna tell me,
there's a lot more than someone, you know,
you've never eaten salmon, yeah.
But, yeah, gotta, that,
like, yeah, I guess I'm gonna, yeah,
I was actually, yeah, that's the last thing,
so, sir, sir, sir, yeah,
So from one cabang, I've been one column,
has one column,
I've got to be able to six columns.
Wow.
That's what about omets?
Omset, when you're going to lose.
When one column, it's per-siclus, yeah.
We're itungan about 25-30-jut-a-tri-jut-a-.
So...
So that's probably, really,
that's $3 million that's that.
Wow.
So it's a lot of, okay.
So if you're coming,
yeah, yeah, well because there's a...
there's a bank with processing
that I'd sell to the other
Then when idea e-fisheries
did come back?
So, the idea of fishery,
when I was after lulles,
when I was not the idea
for making a fishery,
because I'm actually, because I've been
I've been
made money, like, huh,
276 colam.
But I remember one of my
most favorite book,
from Good to Great
of Jim Collins,
Good is the enemy of great.
And I think that's the problem
with this, this is the
good sense of mediocrity,
so we forget that we have to be great
instead of good enough.
Yeah, for me that's good enough,
I was in the same column.
If I want to be a business lele, I have to be a raja lele,
so that's what I was the way that's the way that's the way to beckyreda that's
greek around.
I was going to go around to Jira Mayu, to Cerebon,
to go brood, with the people of the landares,
which is a number of columbia.
There's one who has 2,000 colang, like, yeah, the Pahjee.
All the people are pahji just,
like if it's more successful, na'i, like.
So when Iji this, I asked me how much about how much?
Yeah, so he's just about 25 years.
The business is the first time he was at the first time in Chirata,
the first time brought a while, water, but business is really great,
there are 2,000 colam,
per column it was 40 jute-juta,
in the back of the homer there hadhery, production is 1,000 per day.
Per e-ecor, it's $60,000.
So $60 million for heathery.
In here, it's already generating
pullo-half million per cyclos,
and not have PTA, not yet,
not have any payback, so it's very big,
but what's interesting?
But what's the answer to,
what's the problem is,
but, actually, if you're like,
column, it's like this.
Yeah, Puckan, man, the most,
the most of the most, the most of the 90%
from that, from that.
From total cost.
of production. So literally, the cost of production is a packan,
and making good, the packannes is manual.
Pake labor. So, yeah,
the right, ma'amas, lupacquemakening, if you're not
gaseh, if I'ma-hous-a-ha-ha-ha-hut-a-hout.
Smangat, too, it's a lot of the same thing.
And then, the factorne and it's done to buy-trapard-a-tossed-lapot-a-pac-could,
you, ma'am, because, but, though, not-keli-lata, in-baw-cour-cour-cour-a-cund.
Curus-ican.
Yeah, that's currush, the other thing.
Like, oh, no, there's a way to control that.
I'm going to get into that.
So I'm going to have been up.
And I'm not, I'm kind of what I'm from interaction that,
I'm not.
Paiji, when I can make a lot,
where can't give up,
how can't, P, B.
And that's all of the blue, sir.
And then I'm going to say,
that's all right,
Yeah, that's all right.
This is in 2000, that.
That's in 2012, like I was.
Oh, okay, there's a smartphone.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but there's smart phone.
But, but it's been a bit more than transition.
But that's, if you were from, P.J.
And he said, oh, there's a palat like that.
And then, he said, oh, I'm going to,
well, I'm going to say,
oh, yeah, you know, come from from ITB,
but you know, but I'm not from here,
burrow, I know what I'm not,
right, right, right,
catat, that's the other than that.
Then I said,
like, what's the other than you?
It's about, sir, but he said,
but he said,
if I'm, beneran backus,
2,000 kalam, I, say,
I'll use, no, that.
Wow, pull from there, I'm
$5,000,000,
it's been a lot,
yeah, it's,
back back.
Inundia, columb,
there's been much.
We have 3.4 million farmers in
Indonesia.
Assumption, one farmer's,
we have two column just,
There's 7, there's about 10,
in Indonesia.
And no other than that's up in,
I think, I've been thinking,
I've been thinking, well,
if I'm making this,
if I'm using this,
just, like,
wow, there's a million,
why not there,
why not I make this?
So, why not I make it in this?
So, but I'm going to get-in business
perikarance, I'm not,
I'm licked to make prototype
from the other
like that's the other than
the time. I was the same
I'm going to looker in
carer and inspired from
water sprinkler in the
godung. So, yeah, it's
sensor in a way upy, out of air,
if it's kind of same as much.
We're trying technology of what, yeah, this.
And, yeah, I'm going to air one at SMK
to build that. But,
the first, it was the basis of SMS.
So, you know,
so, packiness, then,
packana, out.
I'm doing it, this, two-bulan,
built prototype
in the garage in the
the same-a-lawed-a-olde,
the other than-a-sum-k, model 2.5-juta.
Heard-da-u-old,
so, piquet-a-usu that in LeBangangang.
DVD-Ns, and CD-Napes,
to put-pank-dus,
and then, like, give-S-M-M-S-Mas.
That, I, with the PADD,
brought to, you, can't,
you know, it's already, like,
why did it, but...
Why, ginaeeee-a-but-it, yeah.
Kri-en, I'm so...
I'm kind of, but I'm trying to try and he's trying to,
he's kind of, it's good.
Wow.
That's how, do?
There's a lot, there's 2,000 colam, that's.
Right, Pa.
If I'm a lot, one column, Pah.
One other one, Pauce.
It's a lot, this activates only SMS.
One-Qalach.
If I have 2,000 SMS, I'm really, Phaj.
So, I'm taking up to think of it.
So, I'm not to think of it.
But if I'm not the same thing, I'm going to say,
a day of this.
I like that's what I like that.
That's what I'm convinced me enough, that I think is something.
For 2,000 colan?
No, no.
Oh, okay.
Well, that's 10m.
Yeah, that's just pre-order just.
Yeah, then, Paji, pre-order just, I'm,
I'm just to do Pajee Pajee and other,
that's now.
And that's the end, I think, this is good enough,
yeah, to give me conviction.
Just, just, just, just, just,
just, like, long just on come to come to this,
And then,
the business culinary I'd sell.
Business, I can't
I let's, like,
to make the fissionary.
And, he's the money
after I came to come back my co-founder
my, who's the company.
That's lulloosan electric, they had
had been software house company.
Yeah, all right, right.
Yeah, okay.
So,
and then,
growth-in'y-manyanylis, from
2013, until now?
In the first
It's not as much
Not as much as much
Okay, la,
town this is how much?
Omsett
By the end of the year
Around 3-7-4T
Yeah
Mullain it with 60,000, yeah?
Moulin'n't
With 60,
yeah,
with column first
with,
with,
123,
yeah,
ccgouplea,
c'goupe,
cemptu-a-cum-tcuh,
c'n't-o-l-p.
It's how,
Where can be that?
So, if you're from the officiality
with what is the way that's been
different, it's really
because I'm going to
I just want to make an alat and then
just to make a lot, and then
to get a lot of like the
and not to pickeran much,
but after I, after I've made
making a lot and making prototype
yeah, I definitely was lucky,
I got a lot of luck, I got a lot of luck,
I'ma'amah,
that was actually,
Akhaki, who's a lot of Akhya,
and was one Ashram with Fajrama,
with Fajrani, it was a very early.
I consulted with them,
I'm going to talk with them,
and they said,
oh, I'm going to make this,
this, this,
I'm going to be,
what on Amazon Alibaba,
so,
but it's very early,
no one used Bukalapak back then,
but he gave me the potential of internet business,
And then the funding will bea-combers company.
That'd be you not want to be e-commerce, I'm passionate in the bedangers.
But, after I said, I think this is something, you try to put internet, like,
it's an idea it's an internet of things.
Internet of Things is the next big thing, so you need to start from there.
Then I started looking to look up to the internet business.
business model. And to look at kind of
can be built to be internet business or not. So,
so, it's the first we made up to bein'n off to internet
business. So, because, first, making
talk to farmers,
challenge it, convinced farmers. Because this,
like this, they're not ever make.
25-year, they make it, it's not,
challenging, ternetra. So,
the Pahjee, who said, yeah, I'm
taking 2,000 columbat,
turned not, no,
just 2,000, to convince the farmers that
is very good.
Is it?
It's a lot.
Why?
Why?
It's more, actually, but for they're going to invest,
like, if I think,
because I think,
10 million,
I'm going to buy a colam baru,
that's,
that's the other,
that's the other
kind of the other
because I can convince
some of the farmers
to make the alat this.
And because with that being said,
I think of business model
when the other
this is a lot of data information,
we can capture a lot of data information,
and we can capture a lot of data information,
You can use that data information to build marketplace.
So I've made a lot made device, data, marketplace.
That's the way, even though not to be able to make, but in 2015,
to do you get growth in, we're going to launcher one model business,
the name's feeding as a service.
So, from they're paying $5,000, $7,000,
pay pay pay pay pay for sale just, $10,000 per day.
So, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, about the
alathing per day, that's
the end uproen growths.
So, the first
only, that's only,
people, people,
and later, that's,
there are a thousand petan,
people,
with various
colang.
That, that we're doing
from 2015 to 2018,
in 2018,
2019,
we've got to be data.
Datana,
the data we can be able,
how they've got to make up on the
how many times per-hary
they make up the can't, we can't
we tell them application, we know
when they're panning, how many
they'll put in, if they're making upnation.
So we have many data, but granular percolang.
And that's when we're actually, when we're looking,
oh, I think our data this is valuable,
for we build something, because we have community,
have data, too.
So, that's the time 2019,
we've got to make sure how
how to make sure that's more
better than to help farmers.
Because with the alat,
they can't help the buddiedayness,
panning it's more quick,
but when we're
to come to think
again again, what's their biggest problems?
And their biggest cost is still on the feed cost,
can't, we make fit cost this
more?
With we're using data
that.
Now, bias yeah, farmers,
this, the demudidaya,
they buy it to co.
The price of retail,
because small scale,
scalal, that's small.
So we think that we aggregate.
Because we know data and make a packan brain A,
we'll buy it right to fabric.
Then we're giving to farmers
in the time they're puto on demand.
So, we're building distribution business
without any inventory.
Because we're leveraging data
we're selling paken.
To farmers that, that, in 2019, we'll do.
Turn to what?
From the 70% of the payahs?
Yeah, the pay for the price of the $0.59%
so much more than significant.
Because we, yeah, cashency,
and the price can't we can't, yeah,
with bulk purchase that.
That's 2019, like, we'll uncturin it.
When we're selling packan,
farmers request,
said, you,
mas, can't, not I pay it?
Yarnan, pay.
Panem, that's, I'm paying, byer panen,
then, I was there's, I'm doing when you're doing.
I'm notherne, like I'm
like I'm sure that I'm thinking, can we help them yarnen?
Now, do you think,
Vintech, like, ramey.
Right, I think I'm thinking Vintech
from Vintech,
we're just with Vintech.
We're manfaiting data that we've got built
credit scoring.
Because harvest we have, this we have,
we have, we can build credit scoring just.
We work with those FinTech,
initially Vintech right now,
we work with the banks.
Then,
But we canbateen
but we can't make a new
pay later, let's pay later,
let's pay for you,
so yeah, that's what they can
buy back to us, and we can open access
to financial institutions.
When we pilot 2020,
start it's just two petanee,
50,000.
This, we distribute 1.2T.
Financing
from multiple financial institutions to farmers'
T.
T'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a.
So that's what we're the
scale, because the data can't be a lot.
And the last of the business is the off-taking part,
because, yeah, at the end-o'noguner, we'll-harmers' we,
"'because, I'm going to bea'am-cuhlap.
"'But if I'm just m'am'clock, yeah, same'a'am,
"'ah, then.
"'Then, then, what?
"'Then, what, we can't do we can solve in, yeah?
Now, we have data
we can't. We can't
because we can't
from the data today.
From the packan, we can't know
the result panell in, there's
conversion, like, how
we can't use money to
try buyer before panem?
So we built that harvest prediction
and we can contract
that harvest a month prior to
the harvest.
A month before panning, we can
contract, and we can't
try buyer before panen.
We've made data this as our own
inventory like forward buying, forward selling, future buying, future selling,
this. This is what? This is the buyer's in the
company, wholesale trader, some of the big restaurants
that, it's paid our hotel chain, so buyer of it.
There's not there, no, so there's a taxing, tengulak, right? Because we're
we're cutting, that's. That's the end of course. That's what, after we
Yeah, we can't holding inventory,
because there's risk for holding
the fished up, but we can't knowing buyer
that's actually, and we can't build farmers,
and we create digital platform,
actually, because the revenue is
because now it's a new-to-end ecosystem.
If I say, fishery, this is what,
this is like cooperation digital.
Nourke.
We're giving access to pay access to input,
we're going to access to market.
For them join, they're buying membership fee,
or iran-yurant-yure-it-it-it-it-a-tall-it-a-a-later.
So, cooperation digital-in,
the area, actually, we're really, we're building,
and, bestarer, as far as the top-line,
and, yeah, margin-in-near-a-dust-a-da-caught-a-a-a-law-a-a-law-a-a-law-a-law-a-rexed.
Like, if we're so-per-n't-a-lop-a-old.
And opportunity-y-reve-old-a-old-a-old-a-old-old,
but, yeah, but, if it's a-bigh-a-old-old-old, so-dent,
Not just, ma'am. I'm not visioner so much.
So, whatever's that's,
we're doing, we're doing.
What's the problem that farmers' belong?
We'll thinkin' how solve it.
And, and, anyway, we can build it,
because, now, there's 250,000 columns that's up.
Gila.
We're close to...
From 123, yeah?
Yeah, from just...
250,000 columns?
250,000.
We're gonna manage,
without we operate ourselves.
Farmers, we're now,
85,000 farmers
all over from
from A.C. From the Uyghur, from Sulawesi
Uttar, and then, and then
the largest community.
Currently, the largest feed distributor in Indonesia.
We're the largest supplier
of the biggest in Indonesia,
and without one columb to.
And that's the model business
that, yeah, that's the most
but we bring farmers with us,
we're, we're coming with us,
we're coming with us, because they're
because they can be more
access to the other.
So, because we're helping farmers,
that's the bigger,
actually, they're making them
we can't.
We can't.
Do you?
Is it?
Is it?
It's what's the charactering
to drive our our...
The example?
The fact is how do you?
The actual,
actually,
there's actually,
from two columns.
So,
20-year, 10-bushness, he has
been a lot of money. But because
they've got access to technology,
he can get access to financing,
in the time of 8-bunuched, he has been
20-colum. 8-month,
10-months, 10-lap.
Dibanding 10-year business
in a conventional. Because, yeah,
market-neigh-in-financing-in-massucing
we're making, the biggest cost of it,
we build-in, the way to help,
it's true.
It's really.
It's really.
It's really.
That's really,
that's what I've got,
because we've done
this is 9-tawn.
We've seen
there are some
from us from
we're from
with us,
and then we're
from our own with
school in,
LULUS from ITB,
and the other
other two-kulia-lake-lake-lake-
and it's
and it's
so it's,
so we're going to
get,
impact it's generational,
yeah,
and we're going to
and we look at
the impact community
to bea-bank.
that's in the area
where in the area of the area
farmer's just a group of people
so that they're being built
and then the business is more good,
more profitable because
they were only managed
six people manage 15 colang
so yeah manage it's
so they're making sure
But people around people see who's going to join,
who's the end up,
who's not access to the peckersiaan,
and then we're going to miss the pinker jalan.
Right, we're back, they're making, yeah,
penguosahikin.
So, now, the anguatania,
there are 42 farmers,
who are the last, 200-a-old, like,
and that's what we're looking,
the driver we, so,
to be it's because income and the...
the demeranity, you know, it's kind of...
sometimes it's true, because we're not to see that.
If I visit, if I'm living in a young age 50 years,
I'm saying it's a bit more than it,
because it's just it's a great, because...
Life-changing.
Exactly.
Life-changing, and hopefully, yeah,
We can be...
because I'm...
...that I'm...
...that I'm saying...
...that we're doing,
we're simply...
...weak access to technology.
We're making...
...the technology,
...can just focus for solving urban community, yeah?
And, kind of technology that's solved
this is something that's really not fundamental for humanuasion,
like, something that's something convenient,
like, if we're going to make AI,
for photo, so that's more than
that's not too much significant,
so that's not so much.
This is zero to one.
Exactly.
This is not one too many.
So that we really build,
we can't access to technology,
to runging the technology
for people who are very that
often the technology
this is not.
This is going to access
to the whole economy.
And, and we're going to runy
economy, and then
because of the same point,
hopefully, will beckle of the
because we can give ushateran that.
And that's what we're actually
from a very simple idea,
we can give impact and can
build that in the world
beyond our wildest dream,
that's the
that we're actually we're making
yeah, like it's still
great market.
This, okay, there are
there, there are some pillar,
midstream, packan, and distribution,
and how are you're being
about it's about 80,000, 80,000?
Total is, 3 to 4,000 in Indonesia.
This is the upside-ne.
Now, I want to ask,
there is, this, this is disruptive
so, can, is there resistances,
there resistance from pre-existing paradigm?
Yeah.
Yeah, in the first,
resistance from the petanies,
because for the fundidate, this is their main source of income.
So if there's technology that's up,
the main source of income is very resistant.
At the very beginning,
that's the very beginning, that's the way that way more difficult
to make sure to make sure to make, you know,
technology now.
Because it's not literate, like,
To get technology,
we're not literate about,
so much more than the profit.
But if there's a lot more than the other?
There's a lot of the other than...
If at level farmer's, really, not.
So, because we're starting from technology,
now, after we're...
Triedstream, main, downstream,
then, there's,
there's a...
...andic resistance from the other people who've been...
So, it's...
...the tungulag, that even...
...agent pukal that, again,
that's what's there.
Right, right, right, actually,
right, actually.
And that's more than,
actually, for farmers,
like that.
How many of that
like that?
At all of that
We're literally
with them,
because our
our energy,
as long as
to farmers,
whatever disruption
that we're
it's necessary,
but,
but,
the challenge is
big,
in one side,
even,
life-terat-dreatening
because I've got in one place, I'm in
I'm going to curbing with Tungulag,
they're going to get in to one room,
and what's what do you,
we're going to do.
We're going to be,
so that's a lot of,
which is,
like, that's like that,
because not can't play fairly,
but what we're
that's the personinia
can't, the Pembuderdia
because when the
they don't want to gole
to our, our gregue
that's the other than
that's been racoon.
Ouch.
Yeah, the I can't
don't,
them like this is too.
So we're trying to be able to
can't, you know,
the disruption needs to happen,
farmers need to grow,
but don't even
social friction is too big,
right, we're just sitting down together
with the tunkulag
the tungulag that.
So, when we're talking about
with Tengulak,
we're, we're just
how we can't move.
And what we're saddened,
they just try to make a living.
They're not evil
person, by nature, right?
try to make a living in this is the way that they defend their livelihood, defend their market,
by playing that part, so.
So, when they're going to make, actually, they're businessmen, they're entrepreneur.
So we're thinking, then, from the farmers'n't-ur-your-law-law.
You're-lawed.
No-usah, we're-carry-buyer, farmers'n't-ur-ur-ur-ur-us.
Bapar, you're a mid-logistique, because B'pawpaw-punner.
Because, B-Pan-Pan-Pan, we've got-tipan-pan-pan-pare-pour-pan.
Per kilo more than we don't even more than we can't even
but we give size business that's more
goody. That's what we're trying
compensation is there. Compensation is in there.
For us, because we don't have built our own CAPEX,
the trap-ne, team, skill set also, too, too, too, too, too,
also very particular in their.
So when we rebuild,
supply chain we create more efficient,
because, definitely,
there still have disruption,
in the middle of the extreme,
there's what we're going to cut,
but the risk
risk is great for them
to gunggo farmers,
we can manage,
sopary their
work together,
to our ecosystem
our system we're,
and it's just
all the platform,
like,
all right-haling,
in the a while,
also,
yeah,
object,
hang-l-out-out-out,
but,
but,
the way that's the same.
They also can't get value
after join.
That's also what we're trying,
see,
the problemanomani and
the end up.
And in some of the time,
it's been there's been
when they're coming,
we're going to,
so I'm going, de,
so I'm going to,
I'll give me,
I'm going to,
so I'm trying,
so, so I'm trying.
So, that's something
that's something that's
missing in the way.
It's, I'm just,
we're going to be overalien,
we have we have we're up and
uh, you know,
and the endungunging for
people, like,
that's, and kind of
we're going to switch
their, so,
we're just, we're taking money,
we're giving market,
more than,
more, man,
more than,
there, they're,
there, there's some
there, there's some of the
sociality,
too frixin' not too
too much,
the riskin that
not, you need to-beautocan.
This is what?
This is what?
How do we?
If we're in ouritas, 70% is water tower.
Okay.
So, ikanila, Mas, Lele, Patin,
bawl, that, ball, water.
so, that's-towar.
So, yeah, 25%-an-an-a-that, it's ikan payo.
Payu.
It, too, bandang, so, um, udang, Phanami.
Then the other than the other than farming.
Because we focus on the buddieday,
not in the perikana tank.
From 3 to 4,000 people,
it's the water or?
The majority of the amount.
To be able to.
Majority.
Yeah,
it's volume-wise,
we're at war,
the power,
but value in udang is quite big,
export value,
can 2.4 billion,
for export value
that's in the udang,
and that's the biggest export for seafoods
But farmers are not as well as well as the
domestic market, that's the most part.
The cost of the world is the big,
but I don't know, yeah,
but it's not all the prospecting,
because the size is great,
right, right, right, right,
right, right.
That's what's interesting,
that's over-luck,
because in Indonesia
we actually have potential
for fish and shrimp farming.
We're not the other than we're the other than we're
because we're not the two, the three,
after China, India or after China.
But, actually,
we're being the other than they're the most
the potency is the more than they're
because of the part of the other,
but the most fertile
to be taneming
udang and in China and in India
budidayay it's only in one area just
because of four musim.
So they're in the area of the slatine
that's in the other from the
from the US, from publica,
and based on data,
we're just utilizing
27% from total potency.
So,
upside-up we can be number one.
And this inherent potential
that we've already
from, from there, by nature,
so we can see,
yeah, fishery sector in Indonesia
should be the number one.
So, that's the same-hat,
If the fishery sector, if we should be number one global company
that's in the top 10 seafood company just globally, globally, that's not
Indonesia, top 20, too, not there's Indonesia.
That's that's ironic for us, so how we can build to be there.
Asgagery would have been able to go to the world.
Technology-wise, now, now, technology-wise, now, we're...
But for the other than that's the other than the other than the other.
That's the first one upside from Indonesia.
The other, we're looking at the aquaculture that's own, buddilion.
Because currently this is the fastest growing food sector in the world.
And globally, double digit, 13.7% Kager.
But what's interesting from here, because it's the fastest growing food sector,
because if we're clear, because if we're like that's up here,
the chicken, that's farming, that's, the, douging is farming,
but the one of the ingredients that's the main, the main, that's the main, that's major,
that's not 100% farming.
52% of the fish that we're making, it's still wild capture,
from the water, which is okay, but if we're looking at long-term,
not sustainable. And humanity, we
can we can't from hunter to farmer.
So, in this sector, there's only upside.
Because over the long run,
people will make more
more than than the other than there won't be any
downside, like, depending sector
that's just single-digit, because it's fully farmed. It's about the
change of the consumption behavior. But now, if the
consumption beerbia, it's not just, it's probably production
behavior that will be able to. The first, the
at the time it's from the farm, that long term is going to be
much time.
This I've been about, yeah, the other than the other than the
the other, what's the most of the most, what is the most of the
what?
Ampire, so if we're, if we're notem sapy, we need,
we need to 16 kilograms of pakan.
We're nanom, we just two kilogram of pachan.
Per panen?
Per-per-per-kilogram of the egging that we're we?
grams of the
So we're gonna'all 8x-lipat,
we're less redhawned, and packan,
this is also food, right?
So from soy meal, from fish meal,
so we need, that's why there's
lab grown meat and and and so again,
because for production this is very,
the burden for the land, it's very big.
Right, from the sustainability.
From the sustainability,
they're more.
They need more,
but to the other than that's more.
Sobara,
if you're not even if you're not able to live,
in the water, in the landau that manucia can't live,
and the fish can't be more than a bit more.
Walthun the life's in the air,
but he doesn't drink water much, many.
And ikan, but to go more than a little bit more than a lot.
Pankan, this is panguant.
So, if we're building,
and consumption of consumption,
big more than
if people more than
more than eating, that context
sustainable than they get, that's
same thing, yeah, people more than
eating, even more than eating, even,
even, yeah, fully vegan, more.
But, can, it's just too, I'm
thinking about everyone, all of fully vegan,
but that's, that's the end,
we're really seeing, so, because
I really see it as a very long-term
play, if we're looking at 50 years,
100 years, like this sector this is very strong, very up.
This is the contribution.
Okay, from 60,000 to 4T.
What's next for you?
Focus our focus, first,
the, first, in the last month.
In the same barren, day, 2025.
That's to, to, from what,
From 10,000 to how many
100,000 or how many
we're not yet, we're not getting
1,000, but we're not getting 1,000 in 2025.
1,000, 1,000, 1,000, wow, yeah,
1, 3, 1⁄4, yeah, from total.
And that, that, we'll try
gabung in, to platform our, yeah, that can't move.
How much?
How many colum, now, 250,000?
250,000.
Yeah, at the titic it, if, now,
So if we're 40, okay, so if you're probably 20,000.
So if we're going to make up, let's have been 2,000,
let's let's make the average ratio.
So that's what we're targeting,
if, if, you know, mostly,
omnis revenue target-wise,
that we're making,
in the way,
roughly 3 billion,
that we're targeted by then.
Because, yeah, size-neil-neum,
more small-telegged,
US.
2025.
Okay, from the target's very...
Very aggressive, definitely,
target's the target.
Did, be pushed
with the pendana,
pendana.
And then,
how...
Sorry,
how...
ton.
...ikas.
Now,
how, how far,
ton?
One-juta.
If total throughput
from farmers'y our
farmers'y it,
that's 1,000.
So,
if we've got...
that we've got so much less than 50,000 tons
a year, a annualized.
Yeah.
Now, this contribution your contribution to
the amount of the consumption of protein?
Is it a good?
Now, that's the amount.
If it's a bit, it's a bit of usasasas for we can't
contribution to the ecosystem that's
who are also going to go-gobung to our
and that's the number of the other than
it's the same, from production throughput farmers that's
who are going to be able to get back to the other.
But, is it's not going to be the
contribution to the country and people from other
right, right, that's from other.
But there's not data that
that's notherstant,
that's notic protein,
it's a protein,
contribution of the other,
the contribution of the other
actually,
but if we're saying
if you're contributing to there,
it's a lot of,
okay, fair,
but it's been about
now,
protein consumption
of the people,
if you're
per capita,
yeah,
we're 50k,
and it's
from...
Ten years,
last,
10 years,
little,
then we're only 1220 billion.
Oh, yeah?
Okay, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, and this is really compensation
for the kirk'nation, right?
Right, right.
And stuponan only for three kilo per year.
Beto, bethawar.
Apalagi, be pompa, like,
teempe, or what,
so, protein is it more
than, is the more than the consumption.
Right, right.
We have that's what we're in-tower, this is the tiered
their time income is up because they're
because of the same payer, tempe,
have income a little, buy lele with nila.
If you're going to know, I'm just a lot more than nilah,
because the income is more than the income is more,
the most seafood, lobsters,
and other, and so much, that's the same thing,
sushi and and, salmon, that's the tier of the first,
So we've got nationally,
because we've got to production
because we're producing,
because in the area and the area,
the can'tcalfa,
in Surawesi, in Papua,
so, consumption we can't
because, yeah, income per capita
that's when it's up,
they'll make it again
after they're making say,
because of the most.
Nourn't.
Margin the most of the biggest, what?
For the business is,
well,
Yeah, how much is the margin?
Productions, probably,
modality $45,000,000, but
you'll sell it to be $90,000, $10,000.
Perkilled?
Yeah, it's kind of upurances.
If you're in,
$15,000,
the oiling is $19,000.
Oh, tipis.
Oh, wouldang be 100% and?
Beto, but it's,
but it's the risk.
Porsi udang, is what,
from top line?
In our in our...
If we're in our own, it's still around,
well, good, yeah, right?
Margines 100%.
The plan is going to be taken?
Yeah, we're...
Contribusies 18% that's...
...pastly, right?
And maybe it's clarify that contribution 100%
that's not from full margin,
from budi-daya, from the market,
so if it's not as big that,
but, yeah, yeah, we're takingacted,
Because of this is export-upes.
So, right? So,
contribution to export-neesor-borsed
the market-neged-global,
so,
so, it's also
impact to devisement
the global
that's very.
But he rent-an
with the disease?
Rent-sqaeda
with the disease.
Okay.
Now, that we're
trying, we're like
we're trying, can't
not, we can't,
yeah, we can't,
yeah, we can't,
we can't,
or early-warning system,
or early-warning system
for disease?
So,
next stage for us,
Solving, not only supply chain problems, but farming problems.
So, it's, you know, disease, genetics, hopefully at some point later on,
so, because, yeah, because sustainability from the sector is the
sector that, in Indonesia, is still great, so that's really,
so that we're trying to try to think.
Mar-like.
Financing, as vertical in the new, how prospect of?
Financing, is a vertical in the prospect of?
Financing, is big.
because
because of the cabayan
because of the power
because of the polandia
almost all the buddiede
paste payer after
panes.
Because of cash flow nature
their, just got to
get paid money after panin
that they're going to
there's money that
nature's.
Cuma, existing players
of the players,
people people people, like local, this, this is coolant, like that.
Because they're going to pay it, pay it's been mahaling.
Bayer, can, nanty, I guess, they're going to sell to them.
But, the, it's got to be cuton again.
I've got, I've got it, I'm 10%, like, so.
So, it's $1.20%, like, here, is $10,000, did $20.
So, so.
So, so far, they're, can, for pakan.
the
it's the other than the
but it's the total total
cost of the same thing is that
very much more than the
people are, and that's the majority
is there
kind of total market we're
assuming it's like 9 billion
like now, where
packannes is $3,4 billion
market and pay for the amount
and pay for the amount of
50% we pay-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-potuny-portunity for financing.
The minimum-scal, if you're not to-puny-a-iked-i-a-k.
If fintech, yeah, what-l-lake, not-gash-a-cuh, not-nascar-certain.
Because for them, the risk-nation-n't-haw-n't-a-lac-lac-lac-cuh.
They're not-tow-i-cann-a-cuh.
If the other, this is-cli-an-a-l-y-m...
This is it-in-dol-is-is-a-n.
That's the efficiency, that's a certainty,
because we can't know data.
And we can give certainty for,
and we can't actually, because we're going to ecosystem.
When they're giving in,
when we're not we're giving up,
but we're giving up can't.
Packaned by distributal by the equipment
to control, to make sure if the packannes not did dovet,
then the money is to make for the other.
When it's the panend, panen it's also we have capability
to makeang source of repayment.
So that opportunity in the ecosystem
and, finally, it's been more money-insing.
It's still big, like,
with the numbering.
Yeah, one billion, it's definitely big.
Wow.
Okay, these are all great.
But...
Pleset,
since the same
Pekaset,
yeah, ma'am, actually.
So, if...
If you're at all, the business,
I was a lot, yeah,
so, so, it's rugue,
as a example,
when I was business
ternag-catching, that,
that's the first time,
the business, I was a bit more than,
that's...
That's...
three,
I'ma-cating,
I'm gonna'emosting, like, yeah.
I'm going to make sure,
I'm doing caching, I'm doing
the same, I'm doing, you know,
and then, after I'm getting paid,
because I got paid from Malaysia,
that end up, I'murcing the same thing.
And I'm gonna'n't, yeah,
and I've got, I'm gonna'uble,
and I've got, I'm just,
because I'm just, you know,
business is just, just on,
just the job, got to motivator,
but, but, but,
but, I'm gonna be,
I was, I was,
I'd be telephoned with,
with the same person, there's got to tell you, there's been to be it, you know,
you know, you're going to bea-lapuosu.
When you're going to be, wow, al-luck, in where-mana.
So, I'm just so I'd be sankas mpon-maid, that, that's it's a good thing, that's
the good thing, yeah, the situation, set-lough that I've got to beaure.
But, like, in business, challenge the bestre was, when the official.
So when in the officialis, because when we've got to make a fishery,
yeah, as well as we can't be able to look at it.
It's not too appealing, now just the look at least I'd be able to invest in here.
I want to cooop like what.
Yeah, cooop like what?
There's hardwareing to, you know, sector of what, sector of what, that's justoosal
for convinced investors.
So, we're not able to convince investors, actually, we're not able to convince investors,
So we're at the 2013 we're up to the other than we're
too much, we're going to be made.
We're going to do it's going to be.
We have to gage team.
The team's only seven or eight people.
Then from there, I'll do, we'll do.
We don't we don't have gajian, the founder not just to gajian.
What we've got liquidate just.
Like we have, we have,
with what we got-e-in, we have p-PKhabi, we've got-ed-in.
Okay, so much the money that we've got to pay
gajian-a-anac-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-cccccccccccccccccccc.
And we, because we're not-gare-n.
So, we'll have from credit-crede.
Because we're going to pay-a-bore-could,
and that's not even can't make-bac-a-bac-lain,
that we'll do it, we'll doceau-n't-n-n-month.
9-turb-tun-tun we're like that's-through-through-through-up.
In the month the 9threaded, it's a max-out.
And it's stressed, it's telephoned, tebac-tebacan.
You, what I'm the tagging?
So, and, actually, the money is really abys.
Liquidity, it's all about it's all right.
And, yeah, no, we've got to have.
We're also, we're also.
To get to pay it to,
you're going to get back.
There's, no, we're going to get paid.
And then, we're going to get paid.
At the last year's the
we've been the people
say, we'll call upon
say, we'll get
get back again, we're talking about
all right, and they're also
like that's like that,
we're getting to get paid,
the condition yeah, we're stressed.
Then we're saying, yeah,
this year, I think,
not can't gety, dee.
If you're still trying with Fishery,
the month, then come again, yeah.
If you're going to work at the other
other, you can't.
But, I'm sure I'm sure
I'm sure I'm still.
even though, like, just, yeah, just about that
just saying, interestingly,
bestow, it's normally normal,
and the month that they're not in reggae,
but not the money's not in gauce, but not digggy same
and they still stay in the fishery.
Most of them, after now,
still still there, is the issue of the same time,
because I was, I've been married,
so I'm making an issueary, but I'm making an issueary,
October.
November, November, so when we had to make up until
the first one, we had to
house.
One of the room that, I'm in the
room, I'm with, that, the
that's where the house, and it's
and that, when that,
had, had been in 2013
men, 2015, this, this
the case, it's, it's been
haemble, you've,
had hamil, too.
So, and the wife,
you're, and I'm going to,
I'm not.
well, how you're doing how much?
But again, I think miracle happens,
I was again, out of luck,
I was, again, out of luck,
there's project that we've got to get in,
the money after, we finally, we're getting
but what's very dramaticness is,
when, that, the time 25 September,
I was, I'm gajian.
Wow, finally, I'm gajian,
that, 25 September.
That's the gage first,
since the third-turb,
on the time of the third of the
my name after that,
if I'm not, I'm like that I'm not
know, I'm like, I'm not sure,
I'm like, that's why I'm
so, that's the dramaticist
for me, that's one that
actually, that's the hardship
to the titic-bawahnation.
After that, I'm going to bounce back,
there's a lot after-nation,
there's stillh, yeah.
Issue cash, definitely,
there, but we were more equipped,
I think it gives me a lot of insights on how to manage the company and scale the
for one thing definitely how much the pressure this is we can adapt it because very big pressure
that there existential threat if I gagged, I'm going to leave in utang, KTA,
a, a kid, a lot of, in the end of the land, all of, it's all of, all of all sorts of pressure,
this carayawain, I lost everything, literally,
everyone's all that's been able to be born,
but in the other than,
three months after that,
I asked to employee officery
that's like that,
you know,
there's not an option for,
for, you know,
to be able to, you know,
because stay in a fishery,
there's a lot,
there's been who's been
there's been gawarin'ggy two-cal-lipat,
some of the gaijointed,
I remember there's one of the gendered
I'm like three to four
he's a new to be the same to be the first of a new car,
and he's not sure,
this, he's in what, you're not sure,
this, he's in what?
You want to choose where,
you'll choose where,
to work in your place,
or maybe she'll,
they're doing the Uffisari,
and then after the Uffisari
and it's more mappan,
and the end of the next,
but what I'm trying to say is
they actually are sacrificing a lot.
They believed in you.
They believed in us.
If they're asked, why?
I believe in you, and I believe I built eiffureary
this is something that's not coming to the other.
So if you're going to be a good,
there's a damperion that, they can't make
and that's the way that's what I'm making too.
So, the impact of the same thing,
if now Summa Jargone,
for me, it's a real experience,
we can retaining talent,
we can be able to go through the hardship,
and then, and then,
and, the basis of leadership
I, setle that, you,
they're going to be about about
about about about about
mission, this is what we'll make
say true to the mission, you
will hopefully be aligned with the productivity
retention, get acquisition
of this, and the
that's, you know,
that's the other, that's
that's going to be impactful,
and that if you're
if you're seeing
growing, successful,
it's because of the team,
team that has had
mission that same like we,
and, and they're innovated,
new fate, they built it. And that's, like, again, like,
there's, like, yeah, when I've got to the dots, so yeah, there's, there's
hickmah, that's the, the rock bottom. The, the, the, the, the, the most dramatic, yeah.
The most dramatic, yeah.
Nine-month, not-deggazed.
And 7-7s, this, is still there, now?
27-mast, yeah, there's one, that, actually, they're starting under company,
but, since, there, but, since there, actually.
Okay, now.
There's 1,500 people are.
There's 1,500.
From 2 to 1,500.
How do you, how much percent for data,
for marketing,
for the percent to the money, operations, that?
If you're,
most of the majority of,
people,
who manage farmers'n,
manage community,
who's in the oilan,
the lot of the lander,
manage the landlapanguant,
that's,
from the whole of the team engineering product and data
our, that's almost 300, 280, 300.
Barre just the other people operations, yeah,
finance, back office, marketing, that, that, there.
Okay, this is the back-and-the-backer-office.
To the front, the
the challenge of the risk for efficeries?
For e-fuscaries.
Or for yourself?
Yeah.
If I think, from myself, I think,
the challenge is, well, I'm a first time founder,
like I, everything learned on the go.
Not get to get it's the next phase of the company
is, like, whatever it is.
For example, let's be original expansion or whatever that,
not get anything.
So, yeah, I really need to reinvent myself.
Don't be modest.
I really need to reinvent myself,
as a founder, and continue to learn the way that I did,
over the past few years, and risk is that's the risk, and I'm, and I'm a big, you know,
mission that's to build, and I did it because, as I mentioned, I'm mubas mecalaparant, but,
but, yeah, in the middle of the spotlight, there's investors, and, and, and,
and the
I'm afraid that's
the way and why I'm going to do
this, so.
So, yeah, risk losing that self
and I've seen many people
that, that's been,
yeah, that's been able to.
Tabrackan.
Yeah, yeah,
it's just from what
what I'm going to be able to beckon,
that.
That's what I'm going to
be able to be able to
be like how much,
that's going to be able to
be able to get back.
That's risko
besternia, if,
from, from
the company level,
in one
existing traditional establishment
definitely will still be able to beaughting
some people,
and we're making sure
and we're disrupting the market
so, that's what we're going to.
And in other side, same too,
if we stop innovating,
the end up completion,
we can't really help in to be
there.
And I always say,
if we should be
a billions of billions of dollars
company, and we consider
to be successful,
most profitable in the world, but we fail, that's the
the two, that's the point to help us to get us, but we lose the sense, the same way
that I also consider myself, lose the sense of mission's today, so it's, and risk
to build up on it to, the more stakeholders, shareholders, expectations, and
and, and the other than, sogainer, which, which, the end uprored.
But if external risk, I'm very worried long-term is definitely on the climate change.
And that's like you're not sure for everyone, if you're going to bea-whole.
And that's worrying, because...
It's quite existential, definitely.
And what other than food production like this,
which depending a lot on climate, that.
So for the long-term, yeah, mickering it too, for the most of the same.
Because I...
We are built officially for the long-runner.
And this is solving, yeah,
yeah, if you're getting more than calmer than,
how much more than we'll get there.
I think, officially, would be one of the face of my life as well,
which, next, next is to be
to build something that's more impactful
to get a mission,
no other than there's other than
if you're recruit people,
what's the thing?
So the first, we think that's
we're going to look...
Hasn't nempel.
Ah, not same-same-a-huh,
but, at least,
they're driven by mission,
very missionary,
that.
Why, why?
At least, I was going to be
what do you, do you?
So, if, if,
if, if, if,
not, the time, or not the life,
it's, like, yeah,
that's, that's,
that's, that's,
that's, that's,
But then, not many people think about people who think
think people who actually have mission,
not just to translate something that's lumbrahe,
I want to be a good, but can be realize
something, materialization,
something that actually, actually, they can contribute
to definitely general impact
and their own hip-hapness that's that evening that's
that we're
that we're trying to make sure.
That's the first thing.
And the second, yeah,
challenge, definitely.
I'm sure, maybe this definitely
my own bias, because
the life's much, much
challenge the same, yeah, so much challenge
yeah, so much the challenge the
the best thing, and how much the
how they overcome it?
So, making good challenge
the, I'm biased to someone
that came from a same background
too, hardship that
there's there because opportunity
to give to make up and
they're up and downs
from business and up and downs
from business. And
how they can't be creative to
to build up. And
usually, if at the top leadership
now, even if we're C-level,
we're hired CFO, we're hired
CFO, that must fillet
visit before join.
Good.
Baguian from farmers.
You know, it's going to comebering
to comeber.
Yeah, it's.
Yeah, it's going to be able to be able to
It's not very much.
And it'll beaughanated or not,
that's spare time or not,
or not,
the mataner or not, if you're going to beaugh with farmers
because if we're doing
about about having to do you're going to do with
years, because our business is,
we're going to do fish farmers,
that's the way we're doing
our way to recruit,
especially for the top leadership now.
Okay,
you're kind of,
I'm going to eliminate
the miskinan.
You've got to
you've got to
people who are
sure,
can one-jut-put-but-put-bees
three-jutor-jutor
could three-jut-put-put-a-te-te-a-te-te-a-te-te-a-telebe?
Or, more, that?
Yeah.
When, you, you're,
that's, you've got to
that, you've been
to check box,
mission accomplished,
that's,
I was so.
Now, this is what's interesting.
If you're going to be in the endgame, I want to contribute,
but this is something that's not real action is like how much.
It's just going to contribute,
but it's not, but that's really,
it's really, hopefully, but it's...
So, but it's...
But it's what I'm going to move it.
But there's one thing that I want to
It's one side, because of the other side,
building, but I'm going to make up for the product and production,
help farmers is one thing, but I think,
to build something new,
because officially is pioneering, but new ways of doing business
that I want to try reinvent, because I'm seeing it,
at least, that there's now, role model for new kind of entrepreneur,
that's to rich as well as much.
there's to rich as well as much,
but once it's jade
to be cagre,
yeah,
uh,
abys to do that,
and certain ways on doing that,
that,
that I'm not to feel inspired to that,
or, yeah,
to,
you know,
I'm not,
not, I'm not to inspire to that,
and I'm thinking like how about,
or Philan Tauvi,
I think we need to do something better,
That's good enough.
I think we need to do something great.
That's what I think that's good,
but I'm not really inspired to that.
Because, I mean I,
from all that,
there's people who are commemorated
and, and then,
and then,
the other,
the generation after the
after,
I think,
hugely inefficient.
Because,
I'm very,
I'm interacting in the
world that's
because I'm
with the people
people who are
skin, in the areas of the
people who are people who are like
two-tumurans, not, not, not,
not, not, not-abiss the money,
like, yeah. And lifestyle, I'm sure, I'm
like that. And, in
lifestyle, like, that,
I'm not sure, I'm notherness, this is
big, that, that's, that's, that's, that's, you know,
that's, it's, because of, you know,
There's there's a property that's
because of the property
because of the property
just a lot of 16 meters per se
but he just
buy property for the sake of being property
and for the investment
I'm not nanked
like that's like that
yeah,
that's just to be simple
just to be able to
so that generation
that's after the last
that's even later
that's
there that I'm
there, there, I'm,
there, there,
because I was there
there, so,
and I'm not going to
make-mulling cycle
But in other,
well, you know, there's also that's been to be
from Paragonia, model like Bill Gates and War and Buffleg.
Yeah, that's a partaglia.
And I'm very inspired to be there,
and try to make version of my
that I can't be built.
How can I can't
be able to not just an impact as a residue
when it's at the last,
when it's atua,
accumulate the wealth.
the wealth is distributed
but it's the wealth creation
that's just distributed over time
and this is,
I don't know,
there's,
and I've got to have
taken from Pagita,
and I'm going to
This is
this is a panang
Yeah, this is
in many
the many of the
history
tools
to create wealth and distributed
because
from tech companies, but the employees
through ESOP and like that.
In Indonesia, like that.
There's new millionaires coming from ESOP and and soag.
And that's what I think,
wow, if tech companies can like that,
and through wealth creation is actually not coming from business as usual,
coming from ownership, from the corporation
that can be de-dead in ownership and we can distribute.
And I'm thinking of the picture,
oh, can't officially we do we do with the officials on that?
And I'm like, like, which is the idea of
Bunghattah, like this, can't get in, this
we can't get into cooperation,
that's actually neme-le-to-coperation?
So instead of the owner of, let's say, if you should go public,
the owner's, don't,
the other fun, fun, and, and, and, and so again,
but we're a large chunk of it,
even I'm willing to give my own shares,
like, I, I'm just the rest of just,
what's the other, which is that's
I'm going to co-officerary to say, from
one billion dollar company, to be
30 billion dollar company and 60 billion dollar company
wealth that created automatically distributed
to farmers. And so far as I've been
there's been there, at least,
to make the public and things,
which we're creating, which, and I'm going to,
I'm going to work for investors, so.
So, so I'm not for investor, so.
quarterly earnings, not for investors, you know,
investors you're not doing people who are people who are
people who are people, but I'm doing
for farmers, I'm working
because I'm working for them.
So, yeah, I'm getting paid, and I'm not
job for myself, right?
I'm going to be the first force or something,
but I do it for them, and
the end up, creation the backal very impactful.
And that, hopefully, it's new ways of doing business,
like, so it's something that I want to try,
Either the official, if it's venture, if it's possible,
but the same thing that's a social enterprise
that's co-operative, one, the company,
which is very concentrated,
so I think using tech IPO and all of the public market
as a tool to actually create wealth
and automatically distribute it with the concept that.
I don't know whether it's possible, there's a possible,
there's a lot, who want to hear, Pagita.
I think, unquote, or in any game, or in any kind of in
it's where it's there, because
in terms of the same way problems.
Many protein problems that are, farmers who are
farmers who are just to be sure.
Economy inequality is also
can't even though.
And not just we can access to economy,
but access to ownership.
So through inclusive, because they're
of a big tech company large corporation
that's actually after once company's
company's created that massive wealth.
Gini, like,
so long 100-tawn the last,
the money is tumbled,
and,
more than 14% per-town.
And this is the
because of the action of the pencatacquets of the war
that's done in the world of the West,
Europe, the West, English, and America, a year, aird.
And, of course of the United,
but, the portion of the world,
and it's a little bit of the world,
but it's a bit timpang.
Because the the countries,
and beckonbank, it can't make make sure
to make an un-chatacan money.
The money is that's in the
englembunging economy and trap
in instruments, instrument,
but it's not going to the pyramid.
It's not a different the pyramid.
It's not a divergency
in the index of the market model
and index economy real.
This is what's often is called as a Schenjangan.
We've talked about inclusion
that's significant,
because of the money
of the money-breder,
the money-bundublebun of GDP,
but inclusi,
inclusion is not
with the
end-enjacking
that's-and-the-sergainment
and this empiric-coefficient ratio
or genie-coeasure-Rasio
in the country,
and miz-in,
and mizkin,
even more
even the GDP is more
even more than
the more than the more than
even more than
the more than
men's becoming more than
this one of the
one of the jembatan that
intera inclusions and
the penurunan
is a pletraise
and succour-sucur
of the bigiaksanaan
in how we
redistribuissuexietyan
is that is up
the people of corporations,
or cooperative,
I don't know.
That we've already seen the president
two weeks ago, that's been done by Patagonia.
But it's just,
but if,
if I'm in front of me,
if I'm going to,
if I'm thinking,
so I think,
so I'm going to
ask you,
okay,
if you've been able
can be able to beaes
people can't really
can't even
be able to be able to
more than the other
right?
Now, just it's just
people who've been
to ITB,
the other can be
Founder Ishery Sprime
or whatever.
That's what,
that's what
can be a goody-natured,
for we can
get to down
to the
But if I'm in fact that's structural,
if there's
there's a setimpangant
between who can't make
money,
with who can't make
money,
miscathia.
Pastaingingalan can't be.
Censhanging will be.
And in bookusan,
which global and non-global,
it will be a thing,
uh,
of the same
and ketimpangu.
Antarer who
have access,
but it's not
but it's
not,
that's not
that's
structural.
So,
maybe the
of the
by the way,
I'm not
look at
you,
because you
from the
two, that's
in aquaculture.
If you,
if you're
anything like the repurposed
is the aqua culture.
Yeah, right?
I can't see you've got to
make rocket or like Elon Mass or what?
Yeah.
But, not not, not much, but,
but, like you passion you're in aquaculture.
And you've really,
really, you've got to get-cinted-a-ginted
with how can
bea-suechidribu-stribu-stribu-estribuctions
that's about the botanist,
that's kind of base-line you're there.
But, buttool,
how can't it's the key to
be able to bring up the senjavan.
But, if I'm in order
money supply, or money-supple,
it's not, it's not,
it's not as a exponential,
only in the
countries and the other
that's just in the
that's a morea structural,
to be a certainjointed.
Not only in the country be a beaumbank,
a country maju, but in the country
miskin.
Because the duet is,
it's kind of the
instrumentation is that
the...
...theirmbaleg,
so that the other not...
And instrumentation is,
can can be accessed
by the people who are middle up.
What other, Ghiberra,
what I'm saying,
What other?
What other?
But, yeah,
yeah, if I continue
on doing what I do,
for can scale.
But, yeah, I want to contribute,
for, yeah, two sides of
because of the calaparan,
so not economic,
and you can focus to that
how it can be built.
Okay, I try to take many inspiration
from all of the
from about the
from there's been
from there.
We can,
can't do the right things, right?
Yep.
You're doing well.
Keep at it.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you, thank you,
that's.
Gibran Huzaevah
from Eiffisheries.
Thank you.
This is N-GELANG.
