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James Murdoch, Uday Shankar form new investment venture backed by Qatar

Bodhi Tree will seek investments in media and consumer technology in Southeast Asia, with a focus on India

Uday Shankar, Chairman and CEO of Star India
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Uday Shankar

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Lupa Systems founder and CEO James Murdoch and former Star India chief executive officer Uday Shankar announced on Wednesday a new venture called Bodhi Tree that will get up to $1.5 billion from the Qatar Investment Authority, which manages the sovereign wealth fund.

Bodhi Tree will seek investments in media and consumer technology in Southeast Asia, with a focus on India. The Qatar Investment Fund has pledged the financial commitment to the venture.

James, the son of media mogul Rupert Murdoch, left the family-run media business, 21st century Fox, after the 2019 sale of most of its entertainment business to the Walt

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