Indonesia’s Artotel Group has completed an undisclosed
Series B round of financing, led by Indies Capital Partners with
participation from Benson Capital.
Artotel will utilize the proceeds of this
financing to drive expansion through an aggressive merger and
acquisition strategy in Indonesia’s hospitality sector and invest
in strengthening the group’s core business infrastructure and
digitizing operations.
Artotel is currently in the process of rolling out
29 new properties in its pipeline across Indonesia, which will
bring the total number of properties to over 50 by 2023.
In tandem with the investment, Artotel has
acquired the Indonesia franchise of Kyriad, a hospitality brand
created by France-based Louvre Hotels Group.
The deal includes 11
managed properties throughout the archipelago, adding an
additional 1,300 rooms to Artotel’s hospitality portfolio and
increasing the total room count to around 3,000.
Artotel will continue to manage the properties under the established Kyriad brand and develop new Kyriad-branded two
and three-star hotels in second-tier cities throughout Indonesia.
“With Indonesia’s hospitality sector at a critical
juncture, Artotel Group is investing heavily into future growth
with a focus on quality guest experience and an enhanced
geographic footprint. By doubling down on business
diversification, operational digitization, employee training, and
property expansion, Artotel is poised to become Indonesia’s
leading diversified hospitality group,” said Erastus Radjimin,
Founder and CEO, Artotel Group. “With the support of our
investors, Artotel Group will be able to gain significant
momentum, tapping into their expertise in business expansion,
digital upgrading, and commitment to sustainability.”
Prior to this round of financing, Artotel Group
raised a Series A investment from Intudo Ventures.
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