South Korean gaming giant Krafton has committed an additional $250 million to expand its footprint in India over the next three to four years. This new pledge pushes the company’s total planned investments in the region past the $500 million mark.
While the firm originally established its presence through blockbuster titles like PUBG and BGMI, the fresh funding targets emerging sectors beyond gaming. Krafton is shifting its strategic focus toward artificial intelligence, robotics, and deep tech startups in the country.
The announcement follows high-level discussions between Krafton’s chairman and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting a strengthening technological and economic partnership between South Korea and India.
- Additional $250 million investment planned over next 3-4 years
- Total India investments surpass the $500 million threshold
- Expansion into artificial intelligence, robotics, and deep tech
- Strategic talks held with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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