Sodexo BRS India makes equity investment in National Payment Corporation of India ANI | Updated: Feb 08, 2021 16:31 IST
By Sodexo- Brs- India
Mumbai ( Maharashtra) [India], February 8 (ANI/NewsVoir): Sodexo BRS India, the leader in digital employee benefits, acquired a minority stake in the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) as part of a Private Placement Exercise inviting wider participation from RBI regulated payment industry players. This investment makes Sodexo an equity holder in NPCI.
Sodexo BRS India offers a complete suite of employee benefits that are tailor-made to suit the needs of India s multi-generational workforce. This includes benefits like meals, incentives, and rewards, fuel, telecommunication, learning and development, wellness, etc.
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