Grubtech secures $3.4 Million to expand its cutting-edge technology for cloud kitchens
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Grubtech, an all in one SaaS platform for cloud kitchens and delivery-centric restaurants - has secured $3.4 million pre-Series A funding. Investors included large regional family offices, a US-based venture capital firm as well as reputable angel investors. Having already deployed its solution across hundreds of brands and processed hundreds of thousands of orders, grubtech will use the funds to further accelerate product development and capitalize on increased demand from MENA, Europe and the Americas.
The F&B sector is rapidly transforming, driven by strong demand for online food delivery that has been catalyzed by the pandemic. This has forced restauranteurs to adapt their business models to focus on delivery, mainly through food aggregators such as Talabat, Deliveroo and Hunger Station. In addition, it has accelerated the growth of
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- Rising penetration of global players to make Asia Pacific prominent region in the near future
ALBANY, N.Y., March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Most commonly caused by a group of viruses known as the hepatitis viruses, hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver that can cause a number of health problems and can even lead to death. There are five main strains of the hepatitis virus, namely type A, B, C, D, and E. While all strains of hepatitis viruses causes liver disease, each type of virus strain is related to different severity of the illness. In particular, type B and type C are related to chronic diseases of the liver, cancer and viral hepatitis-related fatalities. According to statistics published by the World Health Organization, hepatitis B and/or C is prevalent in approximately 325 mil
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VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / March 16, 2021 / Aztec Minerals Corp. (TSXV:AZT)(OTCQB:AZZTF) and Tombstone Gold & Silver Inc. and Tombstone Resources Inc. (collectively, Tombstone Partners ) announce the acquisition of two patented claims amounting to 15.2 hectares (37.5 acres), increasing the overall Tombstone Joint Venture land package to 434.4 hectares (1,073.4 acres).
Aztec and Tombstone Partners have acquired the Morning Star and Wide West claims from a third-party. The two claims immediately adjoin the Tombstone property core claims to the southeast, expanding opportunities to explore new targets in the historic Tombstone Silver District in Southeastern Arizona. The two patented claims were purchased outright and have no underlying royalties or work commitments.
Japanese automakers Honda, Suzuki and Mitsubishi Motors pledged to invest over US$1.2bn in Indonesia over the next four years to expand production capacity and to produce electric vehicles (EVs) in the country, according to local reports citing a senior government official.
Indonesian industry minister Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita, during a visit to Japan last week, told reporters the three automakers confirmed their commitment to investing in Indonesia.
He also encouraged the automakers to take advantage of the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement between Indonesia and Australia (IA-CEPA), which was signed in 2019.
The minister told reporters in a virtual press conference: Honda has committed to increasing its investment in Indonesia by IDR5.2trn (US$361m) by 2024. This will include development of new models in Indonesia.
Jetro said the poll, which covered Japanese firms in 20 countries/regions, found that this represented the smallest rate of decline (-6.7%) among the six participating Asean countries compared to the 2019 survey.
KUALA LUMPUR: Just over a third – or 36.1% – of Japanese companies in Malaysia surveyed by the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro) have expressed an intention to expand in the next one to two years, especially in the food, precision medical devices and transportation industries.
Jetro said the poll, which covered Japanese firms in 20 countries/regions, found that this represented the smallest rate of decline (-6.7%) among the six participating Asean countries compared to the 2019 survey.