India's Gaming Industry flourishes with 44% Female Gamers: Lumikai Report
By: WE Staff | Wednesday, 13 November 2024
According to the "State of India Interactive Media and Gaming Report" by Lumikai, India's gaming industry, with 44 per cent of its 591 million gamers being women, is the world's second-largest mobile gaming market standing behind China. The industry has grown significantly, reaching $3.8 billion with a player base of 591 million. The broader new media market is expected to reach $12.5 billion in FY24, with gaming and video content accounting for over 60 per cent of the market share.
The Lumikai report further highlighted a 30 per cent increase in weekly gaming hours and a user base of 148 million paying players. It forecasts a revenue hike of $9.2 billion by the fiscal year 2029. The report released jointly with Google and Deloitte states that India, the world's second-largest mobile gaming market and 3.5 times larger than the U.S. and Brazil, faces profitability challenges due to tax impacts despite rising sector revenue.
Lumikai's Founding General Partner, Salone Sehgal, praised Insignia as a platform for collaboration among industry leaders and investors. The event highlighted India's gaming potential, with a 30 per cent increase in weekly hours and 148 million paying players, attracting international attention and investment. Global gaming and tech leaders were present in Lumikai Insignia discussed technology fusion, PIF initiatives, AI, cloud gaming, and graphics advancements.
Most Viewed
- 1 Women's Health Startup HerMD Closing Doors Amid Industry Challenges
- 2 5 Famous Women in Indian Armed Forces
- 3 Saudi Women No longer Require Male Permission for Clothing Choices, says Prince MbS
- 4 Kolkata Medtech Startup Innovodigm Raises Rs 5.5 Crore Seed Funding Led by IAN Group
- 5 Yamunanagar's Kashish Kalra Honoured after Securing 111th Rank in UPSC Civil Services Exam
- 6 Madurai Appoints Its First Woman Corporation Head
- 7 IAS Vijayalakshmi Bidari Appointed as the new Nagpur Divisional Commissioner
- 8 American Entrepreneur Lucy Guo Overtakes T Swift to become Youngest Female Billionaire
- 9 ICC Women's World Cup 2025 Trophy Showcased at Indore's Holkar Stadium
- 10 Aparna Saxena's Beauty Venture AntiNorm Launches in India
- 11 Vidya Nataraj Co-Founded BlueStone Jewellery & Lifestyle files IPO
- 12 5 Women Freedom Fighters of India
- 13 Dr. G Krishnapriya appointed as CEO for Trichy
- 14 M3M & Sirona Partner to Introduce Menstrual Hygiene Vending Machines in 15 Locations
- 15 Punjab Govt launches SHE Cohort 3.0 Supporting Tech-led Women Startups
- 16 Indian origin Lawyer, Sweena Pannu appointed as the US New Superior Court Judge
- 17 The Aurora Tech Award recognizes 4 Indian Women-led Startups
- 18 Kerala's Republic Day parade featured an all-female tableau
- 19 Manisha Kabbur Becomes Karnataka's First Woman International Karate Coach
- 20 Director K. S. Ravikumar's Daughter Maalica Ravikumar Launches Life Coaching Company 'Evergrowth Academy' for Women
- 21 Leezu's Raises Pre-Seed Funding to Accelerate Growth in Sexual Wellness Industry
- 22 Sattu: Super-easy summer drink for PCOS gut healing
- 23 Swathi Nelabhatla creates Sitha App, India's First Women-Exclusive Gig Platform
- 24 7 Timeless Female Kathak Dancers & their Iconic Legacies
- 25 Meet 7 Iconic Women Architects of Modern India & their Most Impactful Work
- 26 This Woman-led Insuretech Startup is Helping Bridge the Education Financing Gap in India
- 27 Women Leaders Share Lessons Learnt from India Women's WC Win
- 28 5 Enterprising Women Founders Powering Singapore's Tech & Innovation Landscape
- 29 4 Women. 4 Stories. One Vision for Smarter, Stronger Healthcare
- 30 Global Gender Gap Narrows to 68.8%, But Full Equality 123 Years Away: WEF Report 2025
- 31 Changemakers: 7 Women Entrepreneurs Taking the Make in India Movement Forward
- 32 Meet Lucy Guo, The Youngest Self-Made Female Billionaire Disrupting Tech
- 33 How Women are Driving India's Festive Online Shopping Surge





