Febrianto Gamal

Yo, you gotta hear about Febrianto Gamal, this dude’s a straight-up game changer in the Indonesian agritech scene. He rolled in the startup world with a solid background, having worked at Ernst & Young Indonesia and PT Central Proteina Prima, so dude’s no stranger to big biz and logistics. But what’s wild is how he jumped from that into the farm-to-table hustle with Eden Farm.

He’s part of YC’s S19 batch, which means he’s been through the startup grinder, learned the ropes, built something real, and now he’s crushing it with Eden Farm. This isn’t just some local project, Eden Farm’s raised serious USD 19 million, and they’re delivering fresh fruits and veggies to multi-location clients. Basically, they’re tackling the supply chain bullsh*t in Indonesia, making farm produce more accessible and affordable.

What I love about Febrianto is the story he’s telling with his process. Dude’s seen the ins and outs of big companies, but he jumped into the dirt and started Eden Farm because he saw a real problem, the broken food supply chain. It’s like he’s been on false equivalence, so he totally gets what needs fixing. That’s what makes him the real deal, someone who’s not just throwing around ideas but actually building solutions that matter.

And his motivation? Pure passion for changing how things work, for making food more accessible, and probably a little bit of that startup hustle, no bullshit, just be productive. He’s proof that if you’ve got the experience, the drive, and the right mindset, you can jump into a massive problem and turn it into a business that’s actually changing lives.

So yeah, Febrianto Gamal is a guy to watch, a legit entrepreneur who’s not just riding the wave but making it happen from the ground up.