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The South Korean gaming company is deepening its India strategy with fresh capital for AI, robotics and deep tech, taking its planned investment above $500 million while expanding its startup and talent ecosystem.
Krafton Executive Director Chang Byung-gyu met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday and pledged an additional $250 million in investment in India, the Korean game maker said Monday.
fame Krafton to invest another $250 million in India as it expands beyond gaming | Company Business News
MUMBAI: Krafton is levelling up its India game and this time, the battlefield stretches well beyond gaming. The South Korean company behind PUBG and Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) plans to invest another $250 million in India over the next three to four years, expanding its focus to artificial intelligence, robotics and deep technology.
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The South Korean gaming company is broadening its ambitions in one of the world’s fastest-growing technology markets, with bigger plans ahead.
Those who bought a digital copy of a game through the PlayStation Store may be eligible to receive payments from a class-action lawsuit settlement filed against Sony Interactive Entertainment.
In late November, an extremely rare comic book was sold for $9.12 million. It’s the first issue of the comic book series “Superman”, which features the famous superhero. It was found in an attic last December, and now it’s the world’s most expensive comic book.
Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited (ASX:CEH) has issued 3,184,630 unquoted performance rights under its Long Term Incentive Plan, with the securities issued on 28 August 2026 and disclosed to the market on 3 September 2026.