Tencent Invests Rs 10 Crore in India’s Gaming and Animation Sector Amid Creator Economy Boom

Tencent invests Rs 10 crore in India’s gaming and animation sector amid creator economy boom

New Delhi: Tencent is stepping up its presence in India’s fast-growing creator economy with a multi-year investment of more than Rs 10 crore focused on gaming, animation, visual effects and comics. The Chinese tech leader unveiled new collaborations on Friday to aid talent nurturing, industry training and international cooperation in the sector of AVGC in India. The firm has signed two MOUs with the Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC) and t…

Tencent Re-engages With India’s Gaming Sector Amid Regulatory Clarity

Chinese gaming and technology giant Tencent is re-entering India’s gaming ecosystem after years of limited activity, as the country introduces a clearer regulatory framework for the online gaming industry. According to reports, Tencent has signed partnership agreements with the Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC) and the Game Developer Association of India (GDAI) to support Indian game developers through through a Rs 10 crore investment in …

Tencent Announces Multi-Year Partnership to Support India’s Orange Economy - Business News Week

New Delhi, India, May 15: Tencent today announced a multi–year commitment to drive the development of India’s Orange Economy, backed by an initial commitment of over ₹100 million in resources and programmes spanning curriculum development, industry training, and mentorship. This marks the beginning of the company’s long-term collaboration with the country’s gaming and AVGC sector. Aligned with India’s national ambition to […] The post Tencent An…

Tencent Announces Multi-Year Partnership to Support India’s Orange Economy

NEW DELHI — Tencent today announced a multi-year commitment to drive the development of India’s Orange Economy, backed by an initial commitment of over ₹100 million in resources and programmes spanning curriculum development, industry training, and mentorship. This marks the beginning of the company’s long-term collaboration with the country’s gaming and AVGC sector. Aligned with India’s national ambition to train and employ two million skilled …