Krafton India, part of the South Korean gaming giant, is set to invest in about 10 startups by 2026 as part of its ₹6,000-crore (approximately $720 million USD) Unicorn Growth Investment Fund. This fund will focus on growth-stage startups in sectors such as e-commerce, fintech, and digital content, with individual investments ranging from $15 million to $30 million. Sean Sohn, CEO of Krafton India, stated that the company plans to invest around $100 million annually, both through the fund and independently, as part of its strategy to diversify beyond gaming. Krafton has already invested $250 million over the past five years in various initiatives, and while AI technology is seen as disruptive, Sohn emphasized the importance of building strong products and achieving commercial traction. Krafton India has achieved 270 million downloads in four years, with revenues growing at 15%–20% annually, largely driven by its popular game, BGMI. Despite broader skepticism in the Indian tech funding landscape, Krafton remains optimistic about long-term growth in the region.