Temasek, the Singaporean investor, plans to invest $10 billion in India over three years, focusing on financial services and healthcare amid India's economic boom and stock market highs. This move reflects Temasek's shift away from China due to economic and geopolitical tensions. With investments in HDFC Bank, Ola Electric, and Manipal Hospitals, Temasek sees India's healthcare sector as a long-term growth opportunity. The strategy aims to capitalize on India's expanding market potential while diversifying its global investment portfolio. Read The Rest at :
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