Krafton announced on the 24th that Indian Ambassador to South Korea, Amit Kumar, visited its Seoul headquarters on the 23rd to discuss technological cooperation and plans to expand investment in the Indian market. The meeting was attended by Ambassador Amit Kumar and Deputy Chief of Mission Nishikant Singh, along with Krafton Chairman Byung-gyu Chang and Nak-hyung Kim, Director of India and Emerging Markets. Both sides shared insights on the current state of India's tech industry and startup ecosystem, and exchanged views on how private sector cooperation and investment could contribute to Indian society and the broader industrial landscape.

The core of the discussion was the 'Unicorn Growth Fund,' jointly established by Krafton, Naver, and Mirae Asset Group. Participants discussed specific mid-to-long-term investment strategies for Indian tech companies and startups based on this fund. The Unicorn Growth Fund, planned as an Asian fund worth up to 1 trillion KRW, is being formed by a coalition of leading Korean companies, and Krafton's participation is expected to expand investments in promising Indian tech firms.

Krafton plans to continue investing in major tech companies centered in India through the Unicorn Growth Fund and will consistently seek opportunities for cooperation that bridge technology and industry in the Indian market.