Japanese financial giant MUFG Bank, an investor in Indian startups like InMobi and Zepto, is poised to add another Indian unicorn to its portfolio, according to sources close to the deal.
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MUFG Bank is a banking subsidiary of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc (MUFG), one of Japan's largest financial institutions. It is known for its global presence and robust financial solutions.
MUFG Bank has invested in notable Indian startups such as adtech unicorn InMobi and quick commerce platform Zepto.
MUFG Bank is interested in Indian startups due to the country's rapidly growing tech ecosystem, high potential for innovation, and economic growth. The bank aims to capitalize on these opportunities and support Indian entrepreneurship.
Adding another unicorn to MUFG Bank's portfolio underscores the bank's commitment to the Indian market and its belief in the country's economic potential. It also enhances the bank's position in the global tech investment landscape.
The Indian startup ecosystem has been performing well and attracting significant attention from global investors. Several high-profile investments and acquisitions have been made in recent years, driven by the government's initiatives to promote startups and the sector's robust growth.
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