The Meloy Fund

This week, we had the distinct honor of hosting our esteemed investors from The Meloy Fund — Dale Galvin, Peter Kennedy, Razak Radityo — at our office in Jakarta. Their visit is a testament to their unwavering support and commitment to Aquarev’s vision of revolutionizing shrimp aquaculture through sustainability and innovation. During the visit, we engaged in meaningful discussions about Aquarev’s current progress, upcoming strategies, and long-term goals. Together, we explored opportunities to further enhance our impact on shrimp farmers, the environment, and the aquaculture industry at large. From operational updates to sharing innovative approaches, the dialogue reinforced our shared passion for creating a positive and lasting difference. 🚀 Their insights and dedication continue to inspire us to aim higher and think bigger. Their presence at the Jakarta office strengthens the bond between Aquarev and its investors, highlighting the importance of collaboration in driving sustainable growth and development. We extend our deepest gratitude to our investors for their trust and belief in our mission. With their guidance and support, we are even more motivated to lead the way toward a brighter and more sustainable future in aquaculture. — #aquarev #startup #ShrimpFarming #ShrimpProduce #FreshShrimp #FreshProduce #ShrimpCultivation #SustainableFarminng

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The Meloy Fund, the impact investment fund Rare launched in 2017, is out with its latest impact report. While we haven’t crossed the finish line, the road ahead is looking good. But any and all success has come after a harrowing, frustrating, complicated, costly and sometimes even combative first seven years. I wrote about the opportunity we saw, the myriad risks it came with, and where we are now. I hope you'll give it a read. Sharing lessons learned is critical to our collective hope to scale impact for the ocean. What are some of the best ways leaders and organizations have done that?