| e27 Peter Ryder, founder and CEO of Indochina Capital and Doan Viet Dai Tu, co-founder and chairman of Openasia Group, will join the company’s Board of … Vietnam: Indochina Capital invests in co-working space operator …DEALSTREETASIA |
Vietnam co-working space Toong raises funding from Indochina … – e27
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