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India Tech Sees $810M Boost From Asian Giants
21 Apr
Summary
- South Korean firms Krafton and Naver launched an $810M fund.
- The fund targets Indian technology companies and AI-driven startups.
- Mirae Asset Venture Investments will manage and advise the new fund.
South Korean tech leaders Krafton and Naver Corporation announced on April 21, 2026, the launch of the Unicorn Growth Fund, a substantial $810 million capital pool focused on Indian technology companies. This fund represents one of the largest India-focused investment vehicles established by an Asian technology platform.
The Unicorn Growth Fund will be managed and advised by Mirae Asset Venture Investments. Krafton CEO CH Kim highlighted India's importance, citing its skilled talent and evolving digital infrastructure that positions it as a creator economy for gaming. This investment reflects Krafton's commitment to the Indian ecosystem.
Naver Corporation's CEO Soo-yeon Choi emphasized India's rise as a global digital innovation hub, driven by its talent and vibrant startup scene. The fund intends to leverage capital, technology, and strategic partnerships to help Indian innovators achieve global scale, with a focus on AI-driven companies.
The investment strategy centers on four high-conviction themes within the Indian technology economy: consumer internet, digital marketplaces, and next-generation platform infrastructure. This move signals a significant endorsement of India's technological future.
