This is the Profile of Restock, a company owned by Cowboy Fortuner Nyasar

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Fortuner driver who carried out a cowboy action in the Duren Sawit area, East Jakarta in the early hours of yesterday was found to be the founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a peer-to-peer lending startup called Restock.id.

The man whose full name is Muhammad Farid Andika (MFA) is also a shareholder of this financing startup. However, currently the startup’s official website no longer contains the name of the MFA in its previous position.

On this page, only two directors are found, namely Refa Prasidhagiwa Sardjono as Chief Sales Officer and Muhammad Audi Vialdo as Chief Risk Officer.

Others are information about the company’s board of commissioners, namely Fuddy Heryzady, Tiar Nabilla Karbala and Moechamad Ichsan.

Meanwhile, the shareholder of this company stated on its official page that the story of Amanah’s investment is Pte. Ltd.

Restock.id itself is a peer-to-peer lending platform that provides financing to MSME players in the field of technology providers and warehousing centers throughout Indonesia. These funds come from financiers who invest their funds in this company.

The company claims to be a professional in the financial technology market in Indonesia by providing more funds to finance this venture.

Then, it was also mentioned that the founders of Restock were people who had professional experience in the world of finance and technology.

Its vision is to take a role in encouraging the development of MSMEs in Indonesia that is profitable for business actors and the group of financiers who support them.

In its official website, it is stated that until now the company has provided financing to 62 MSME players with a total of 21 financing providers.

The value of disbursed financing reached Rp. 247.38 billion, while this year alone the value reached Rp. 96.99 billion.

Meanwhile, the amount of financing that was paid off reached Rp. 144.68 billion with the outstanding financing that was still running at Rp. 88.76 billion.

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