After two years of relative inactivity in India, South African Internet conglomerate Naspers is on the hunt for investment deals in domestic financial-technology firms, seeking to double down on a sector that has emerged as an investor favourite.
Naspers is also scouting for investment opportunities in the domestic healthcare, logistics and artificial intelligence sectors After two years of relative inactivity in India, South African Internet conglomerate Naspers is on the hunt for investment deals in domestic financial-technology firms, seeking to double down on a sector that has emerged as an investor favourite. Naspers, which in September acquired homegrown digital payments firm Citrus Pay through its unit PayU, is also scouting for investment opportunities in the domestic healthcare, logistics and artificial intelligence sectors, according to multiple sources aware of its plans for India.