Shaun Di Gregorio
Patrick Grove’s Frontier Digital Ventures raises A$100 mil, makes 3 emerging market acquisitions
Acquires marketplaces in Columbia, Tunisia & Morocco for A$56mil
Leverage experience building iProperty, replicate in emerging markets
Frontier Digital Ventures appoints new chairman
Frontier Digital Ventures appoints a new chairman with experience in negotiating, investing in online companies.
Frontier Digital Ventures invests in 2 Southeast Asian classifieds portals
Invests in AutoDeal in the Philippines and Propzy in Vietnam.
IPO as an alternative to Series B
Wild Digital panel presents public listing as an opportunity for getting your business ahead.
2017 will be a breakout year: Frontier Digital Ventures founder
Malaysian-based Frontier Digital Ventures Ltd expects 2017 to be a breakout year. Founder and CEO Shaun Di Gregorio shares with DNA the reasons for his optimism.
Online classifieds operator Frontier Digital Ventures 2016 net loss widens by 44%
Malaysian-based ASX-listed Frontier Digital Ventures saw its net-loss widen to A$3.67 million, partly due to higher expenses. However, there is still good news.
Frontier Digital Ventures closes marginally higher on ASX debut
KL-headquartered Frontier Digital Ventures (FDV), an investment company focused on the online classifieds business in emerging markets, ended its debut on the ASX on Aug 26 marginally higher.
iCar’s Jason Thoe skips over to Frontier Digital Ventures
Frontier Digital Ventures, which operates online classified businesses in frontier markets, has announced the appointment of Jason Thoe as director of Growth & Operations, Auto Verticals.
Frontier Digital Ventures appoints Shiao Chan as CFO
KL-based Frontier Digital Ventures, which operates online classified businesses in frontier markets, has appointed Shiao Chan as its chief financial officer.
Week in Review: Should the CEO be a chief pivoting officer?
Patrick Grove’s Wild Digital and its stellar cast of speakers captures the attention of Karamjit Singh, would like to see competitors to some of Grove’s businesses invited next year as well as some of the giant Chinese and Indian startups.
