Meanwhile, Nguyen Thanh Binh, a founder of Coc Coc, denied that he had left, as quoted in Buu Dien newspaper.īinh said that he was still working for Coc Coc, and though Ngoc was no longer there, Ngoc did not intend to sell his stake in Coc Coc. However, Coc Coc’s media representative, whom Zing.vn contacted, said that the founders and workers were still working at Coc Coc. Meanwhile, the list of 30 top technology founders in South East Asia released by TechInAsia showed that the representative of Coc Coc is Victor Lavrenko, not the three Vietnamese founders.Īn employee at Coc Coc, who asked to be anonymous, said that Thanh and Binh were involved in small business projects only (after the Russian CEO took office). The website quoted Binh as saying that he had just moved to HCM City. Zing.vn has also reported the departure of Coc Coc’s founders, though Binh has said he is still working for Coc Coc. The two founders have reportedly sold their shares to Victor Lavrenko, a CEO from Russia, and some other investors. Meanwhile, Nguyen Thanh Binh has reportedly left and set up a business of his own, though he still has relations with Coc Coc. The website said on a Linkedln account, Nguyen Duc Ngoc said that he had stopped working at Coc Coc in December 2014 and had been working for Atlassian, a software firm, since March 2015. The founder who has stayed with Coc Coc is Le Van Thanh. Two of three founding members of Coc Coc are no longer in their positions, while the third would leave in the time to come.
DealStreetAsia, the website on South East Asia’s investments, has reported that Coc Coc, a Vietnamese search engine, has changed hands.
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