A woman registers on the e-commerce website Snapdeal for the Maggi Noodles 'Welcome Kit', in Siliguri. Snapdeal.com says it has raised US$500 million from investors including Alibaba and Foxconn. Photo: AFP A woman registers on the e-commerce website Snapdeal for the Maggi Noodles 'Welcome Kit', in Siliguri. Snapdeal.com says it has raised US$500 million from investors including Alibaba and Foxconn. Photo: AFP
A woman registers on the e-commerce website Snapdeal for the Maggi Noodles 'Welcome Kit', in Siliguri. Snapdeal.com says it has raised US$500 million from investors including Alibaba and Foxconn. Photo: AFP
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Why Chinese investors think India’s tech sector is the next big thing

Tech sector start-ups find saviour in Chinese investors eager to profit from ‘the next big market’

Topic |   This Week in Asia - Business
Indrajit Basu

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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A woman registers on the e-commerce website Snapdeal for the Maggi Noodles 'Welcome Kit', in Siliguri. Snapdeal.com says it has raised US$500 million from investors including Alibaba and Foxconn. Photo: AFP A woman registers on the e-commerce website Snapdeal for the Maggi Noodles 'Welcome Kit', in Siliguri. Snapdeal.com says it has raised US$500 million from investors including Alibaba and Foxconn. Photo: AFP
A woman registers on the e-commerce website Snapdeal for the Maggi Noodles 'Welcome Kit', in Siliguri. Snapdeal.com says it has raised US$500 million from investors including Alibaba and Foxconn. Photo: AFP
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