MUMBAI (Reuters) — India will continue to be Blackstone Inc.’s biggest market in Asia and the private equity giant may consider infrastructure investments there in the future, a top company executive said on Tuesday.
The U.S.-based company, which manages nearly a trillion dollars in assets globally, said India is one of its best-performing markets. It is bullish on the South Asian nation due to its faster growth than other large countries and a “government oriented toward growth,” Jonathan Gray, Blackstone’s president and chief operating officer, said at a news briefing.
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