Nazara Technologies said its board approved plans to raise INR 315.30 crores ($42 million) from marquee institutional investors through a share sale. The Indian company...

India's Nazara Technologies has bought Hyderabad skill-based gaming company OpenPlay for INR186.4 crores to expand in the country's fast-expanding industry.

Indian online gaming firm Nazara Technologies has announced an 84 percent increase in its revenue in the financial year 2021, reaching $61 million. 

Shares of Indian mobile gaming platform Nazara Technologies surged more than 80 percent in their market debut on Tuesday, with the initial public offering raising about $80 million.

Shares in Indian mobile gaming firm Nazara Technologies were quickly snapped up by investors during its initial public offering (IPO) on Wednesday, which was reportedly oversubscribed within hours of opening.

Billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjunwala-backed Nazara Technologies will go public, with its initial public offering (IPO) set for launch on Wednesday. Nazara’s core businesses include eSports, gamified learning, freemium gaming. and telco-based subscription.

Nazara Technologies, whose offerings include fantasy sports and real money quizzing, has become the first Indian gaming startup to apply for a stock market listing.

India might be a step closer to receiving its own E-Gaming regulator tonight, as the government moves away from the idea of self-regulation.

If there is one thing that the last two years have shown us, it’s how vulnerable most of Asia’s casinos are to international tourism flows, with few having local market support.

In this week’s Face-to-Face, Tushar Mohata, head of Malaysian equity research at Nomura, explains what will be driving growth in Malaysia and discusses the Genting group’s prospects in its various operating markets.