BGMI-maker Krafton eyes AI over gaming as investments touch $900 million in India

Source: Livemint· Shouvik Das· August 14, 2026
BGMI-maker Krafton eyes AI over gaming as investments touch $900 million in India

BGMI maker Krafton will invest in five VC funds and about half a dozen Indian startups by year-end, committing $50-60 million annually as it shifts its focus beyond gaming to AI and consumer internet.

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