aCommerce CEO Hadi Kuncoro joined the logistics company in August 2015, replacing Hadi Wenas who left to join MatahariMall

Southeast Asian e-commerce enabler aCommerce CEO Hadi Kuncoro has announced his resignation from the company.

Following his resignation, Kuncoro is set to become CEO of new logistics and fulfillment company Feedr.

According to several media reports, he was also being appointed as a senior special staff at the Coordinating Ministry of Economics, as part of the e-commerce roadmap committee.

To replace Kuncoro’s position as the new aCommerce CEO, the company has appointed Patrick Vaz. The transition process has been going on for more than three months.

Joining aCommerce in August 2015, Kuncoro replaced Hadi Wenas as the company’s CEO when Wenas left to join Lippo Group-backed e-commerce site MatahariMall.

Prior to joining aCommerce, Kuncoro was the vice president of operations at Zalora Indonesia.

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During his tenure, the company has expanded their business to Bandung and Surabaya, opened new fulfillment centress to support its logistics service, and raised an “eight-figure venture round” in US Dollars led by MDI Ventures, state-owned telco Telkom Indonesia’s corporate venture capital arm.

Kuncoro’s new company Feedr offers integrated logistics and payments services under one dashboard. Claiming to have nine countries under its reach through partnership with more than 24 marketplaces, the South Jakarta-based company works with online payments startup iPaymu.

As for the latest update with Indonesia’s e-commerce roadmap, the government has officially appointed Alibaba founder Jack Ma as an advisor to the committee.

The long awaited national payment gateway is also set to be implemented as the central bank completed a new regulation for the system.

Recently, several leading Indonesian online marketplaces such as Tokopedia and SaleStock have announced their late-stage funding rounds, taking the sector to the next stage in this consolidation era.

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