Krafton, the South Korean gaming company behind PUBG and Battlegrounds Mobile India, plans to invest an additional $250 million in India over the next three to four years, expanding into AI, robotics, and deep tech. This new commitment brings its total planned investment in India to over $500 million, including the more than $250 million already invested since 2021. The pledge is separate from the $670 million India-focused growth fund Krafton unveiled with Naver and Mirae Asset in December 2025, to which Krafton committed about $137 million at first close. The announcement followed a meeting between Krafton chairman Chang Byung-gyu and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. Krafton has backed about 18 Indian companies, including gaming studios, and recently acquired Nautilus Mobile and launched KIGI Academy.
Krafton IncKrafton pledges an additional $250M investment in India, expanding into AI, robotics, and deep tech.
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KraftonKrafton commits another $250M to India, bringing total planned investment to over $500M.
