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00:00You're back with us on CreateUp and accompanied by Wiki Adrian.
00:03This time we're going to talk about the sweetness of a start-up bakery.
00:07That's right. And it's already connected through a video conference.
00:09We have Natasya Setiadi, the founder of Bon Bon Bites,
00:13and also Natani Nadia Setiadi, the founder of Bon Bon Bites.
00:17How are you, Natasya and Natani?
00:19I'm fine.
00:21Thank you for joining us. You're not pregnant, are you?
00:24No, I'm not.
00:26We're siblings.
00:28Okay, siblings. Both of you are founders, right?
00:31That's right.
00:32Okay, I'll go to Natasya first.
00:34Actually, if we talk about a bakery business,
00:36what is it that makes this business,
00:39in your opinion, when you make it,
00:41or build this business,
00:43become an interesting business?
00:46Okay, good.
00:48Actually, F&B in Indonesia, since the pandemic,
00:51especially F&B in Indonesia,
00:53has been growing very fast.
00:56For the bakery itself,
00:58starting from the raw materials
01:00to becoming the product itself,
01:02it must be a big profit,
01:05or a big enough profit,
01:07starting from a profit of around 200 to 300 percent.
01:10And also,
01:12the product is always innovative.
01:14So, for the bakery itself,
01:16because we at Bon Bon Bites always do R&D,
01:21or research and development of the product itself,
01:25we never get bored
01:27to make or create something new.
01:31Oh, okay.
01:32So, what inspired you
01:35to make Bon Bon Bites?
01:39Okay.
01:40Bon Bon Bites has been around since the pandemic.
01:43So, the first time, we started from the home industry
01:46until we have a shop and three branches
01:49that innovate, of course,
01:51we keep learning about the competitors,
01:54both domestic and foreign.
01:56Okay, I'll go to Ms. Nathani first.
01:58What was the story like when you first set it up?
02:01Because this is a sibling,
02:03so maybe, what is it called,
02:05the vision, the mission,
02:07is it guaranteed to be the same or is there a difference?
02:09Or how was it at the time
02:11when you set up Bon Bon Bites?
02:13Okay, I'll tell you a little bit.
02:15So, actually, Bon Bon Bites was formed
02:17from scratch in 2019.
02:20Well, it started first from my brother,
02:23Natasya Setiadi,
02:24because he was in the hotel industry.
02:26Well, I was still abroad at the time.
02:29Then, because of the pandemic, I went home.
02:31Finally, we continued all of this together
02:33because it's true,
02:34since we were little,
02:35we've been doing everything together.
02:37So, the mission is always the same.
02:39From the beginning, we said,
02:40oh, we want to make Bon Bon Bites here.
02:42So, the bigger the bakery that continues to grow
02:45until people in Indonesia can all try
02:48the bakery flavors that we can create
02:51and we always innovate every day and every month.
02:54Okay, how long has the production been going on
02:57from year to year?
02:58And from year to year,
02:59does the production continue to increase per day?
03:01Or how is the development of Bon Bon Bites itself?
03:04Okay, we've been going on since the end of 2019.
03:08And in terms of production,
03:10it's definitely increasing
03:11because it used to be just at home.
03:13We're online.
03:14Finally, we opened the first branch in Kelopak Gading.
03:17We opened the second branch at Pantai Indah Kapuk.
03:20The third at Green Indonesia.
03:21Now, we're ongoing to open at Puri Indah Mall
03:24and also at Gading Serpong.
03:26Wow.
03:27Okay, if you look at it from the process
03:29at the beginning,
03:30this business was running
03:32at the time of the pandemic.
03:33It means the pandemic has already happened, right?
03:36Or before?
03:37Yes.
03:38Before.
03:39Before, right?
03:40That was when there was a transition to the pandemic
03:42because I imagine this is a bakery business
03:45that has a coffee shop.
03:47So, people come and enjoy the bakery and coffee.
03:51But during the pandemic,
03:52people couldn't go out and so on.
03:54At that time, what was the adjustment
03:56or the trigger like?
03:57Ms. Natasha first.
04:00Okay, good.
04:01For Bon Bon Bites itself,
04:03at the time of the pandemic,
04:04we were still doing massive production at home.
04:08So, at that time,
04:10that was the biggest challenge
04:12because the operational expense was not too big.
04:15So, at that moment,
04:17praise the Lord,
04:18at that moment,
04:19it was a very prime moment for Bon Bon Bites
04:21because at that moment,
04:23Bon Bon Bites was getting more and more recognized
04:25to be tried
04:26and the buying power was very strong during the pandemic.
04:29It was more of an innovation, actually.
04:31At that time, we couldn't dine-in.
04:33So, we went online.
04:37Online, okay.
04:38Then, this has developed so far.
04:40Not all can develop.
04:44The bakery has developed until now,
04:46for several years.
04:47There was FOMO in the beginning,
04:48usually Wikia,
04:49then Rameh,
04:50then after that, Landai.
04:52What is the strategy from Ms. Natani
04:55and also Ms. Natasha
04:56to Bon Bon Bites
04:57can be like now?
04:58This is even going to open up the next branch.
05:02Actually, from the strategy itself,
05:04the first one,
05:05we have always said
05:06we have to know our target market first.
05:09The second one,
05:10we will always deal with branding.
05:12Because what we know,
05:13in today's society,
05:14branding is one of the most important things
05:17in business.
05:19The third one,
05:20in terms of product,
05:21we will always innovate
05:22because me and Citasya
05:24are people who always research
05:27every night and every day
05:29for what product we want to make again
05:31to be able to engage customers again
05:33so that they are not bored with our menus.
05:35Even for our Bomboloni menus,
05:38as our main menu,
05:40we will always have a different taste every month.
05:44We always innovate every month
05:46for the Indonesian people.
05:47People sometimes don't taste it,
05:48but more to the experience,
05:50want to try a new model, etc.
05:53Okay.
05:54There is a saying,
05:55if you want to start a business,
05:56don't do it with your family.
05:58So it's awkward.
06:00But what about Bon Bon Bites?
06:02How do you maintain your professionalism?
06:05Because this is a business
06:06that wants to move forward
06:07in terms of vision and mission.
06:09But when there is a challenge like that,
06:11how do you tackle it?
06:13And we will discuss other things
06:14in the next session,
06:15Nathanie and Natasha.
06:17Stay with us,
06:18we will be right back.
06:20We are still talking with Natasha
06:22and Nathanie,
06:23the founder of Bon Bon Bites.
06:26If there is a challenge in running a business,
06:29even though you are family,
06:31how do you tackle it?
06:36Okay.
06:38Because we have been used to it since we were kids,
06:40together.
06:41Even now, we are still together.
06:43But there must be a challenge.
06:45Debate or maybe
06:47differences of opinion must happen.
06:49But anyway,
06:50because the vision and mission of us are the same
06:53for Bon Bon Bites,
06:55everything goes back to the same goal.
06:57Just looking for the conclusion,
06:59the solution,
07:00the way out.
07:01And in the end,
07:02we still understand each other.
07:04That's important.
07:05A little debate in the end,
07:06how it ends.
07:07Okay.
07:08We have discussed earlier,
07:09there are three main pillars.
07:11One of them is related to the focus on the market,
07:13then we have to keep innovating,
07:15and so on.
07:17The market of Bon Bon Bites
07:19seems to be more for young people
07:21and women,
07:22or what?
07:23Yes, that's right.
07:24If from the market target itself,
07:26we always target young people.
07:28That's the main target.
07:29Because actually,
07:30the bank power is also quite high,
07:32young people because they follow the trend.
07:34Therefore,
07:35Bon Bon Bites always makes products
07:37that also always follow the trend.
07:39For the second,
07:40we also have,
07:41maybe for mothers,
07:43or maybe working women,
07:45who can bring home for their family
07:47actually at home.
07:49Usually, it's because the mothers are a bit hungry,
07:52if we look at the food,
07:53which is a bit beautiful.
07:55That can be an opportunity.
07:58Yes, that's right.
07:59The opportunity will be brought home,
08:01then it will be tried by the family.
08:03Yes, the market potential
08:05is not only realized by Bon Bon Bites,
08:07but also by other players.
08:09How is the competition,
08:11and how does Bon Bon Bites itself
08:13handle the competition that is quite intense
08:15in the biker industry?
08:17Okay,
08:18for the competition itself,
08:20of course,
08:21the competitors are getting bigger,
08:23especially F&B is also getting bigger
08:25lately after the pandemic.
08:26But we actually still maintain the quality
08:28and love for Bon Bon Bites
08:30from the loyal customers
08:32is still there,
08:33and of course,
08:34the innovation will never stop.
08:36This is what we do.
08:38We are also approaching the end of the year.
08:40Is there any new innovation?
08:42Maybe Christmas and New Year
08:44usually have a lot of parcels.
08:47Yes, for sure.
08:48For hampers,
08:50Christmas, Eid hampers, and so on,
08:52we always prepare
08:53and always different every year.
08:55For the Christmas hamper,
08:56we are on progress now
08:57from the research and development.
08:59Later, when it is ready
09:01to be published or ordered,
09:03we will immediately post it.
09:04Okay.
09:05It's been almost 5 years,
09:07have you made a profit
09:09or is there a target for profitability?
09:11Oh, of course.
09:13If from home,
09:14maybe from the initial capital that we have,
09:16in about 2 months,
09:17we have made a profit.
09:18But if we open a store,
09:20first in Kelapa Gading,
09:22in about 6 months,
09:23we have made a profit.
09:24It means that this is a business that
09:26but that's how it is.
09:27Food and Beverage
09:28is quick to return the capital
09:29if you know the strategy
09:30and can develop.
09:32But, we have been discussing
09:34about the rainbow,
09:36the main challenge is
09:38a business.
09:39Can you tell us briefly?
09:42From Nadia, maybe.
09:44Okay.
09:45What is the main challenge?
09:47Maybe according to us,
09:49what we always discuss,
09:51Indonesian people
09:52are very quick to get bored.
09:53That's the main challenge
09:55that we really face every day.
09:57So, every time they try it,
09:59they like the taste of donuts and so on.
10:01But they also always ask,
10:03is there any other menu that can be tried?
10:05That's actually the main challenge
10:07that we really have to find out
10:09every day.
10:10The menu layout also has to be a lot,
10:12and it also has to be innovative.
10:14The research also has to be a lot
10:16to balance the desires of the market itself.
10:19Okay.
10:20How do you two see your business
10:24in the next 5 or 10 years?
10:26Will it still be an interesting business?
10:29Or what?
10:31Okay.
10:32From us,
10:33we actually still have a long vision
10:36for the future of Bonbon Bonbon.
10:38That's why we still continue
10:40to research and research for the future.
10:42But because we know the target
10:44is always towards bread,
10:46bread and bread,
10:47that's what we want to expand.
10:49We want our store to be
10:51all over the city of Indonesia.
10:53Amen, amen.
10:54Amen.
10:55So that all Indonesian people
10:57can try it too.
10:58And it can open up jobs, of course.
11:01That's right.
11:02Amazing.
11:03The name of the bread will definitely
11:05continue to be popular.
11:07But maybe the variant
11:08so that it can still be the top in the market.
11:11I wish you all the best.
11:13For Bonbon Bonbon,
11:14I and Wiki are getting hungry.
11:15Yes, I want to eat bread.
11:17Thank you, Natasya and Natany.
11:19Good luck to both of you.
11:21And also to Bonbon Bites.
11:22See you.
11:23See you.
11:24See you.
11:26Okay.
11:27Before we end this program,
11:29we will watch again
11:30the movement of IASG
11:32from the opening of session 1
11:34until now,
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11:38With strength so far,
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11:55You can see it on the television screen.
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