Warren Buffett is visiting India for the first time ever, and the billionaire master investor said he sees the subcontinent as “a logical investment destination,” and is looking at opportunities to invest in the massive country. He said his firm, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK.B,NYSE:BRK.A) is actively looking at large countries like India for investments, adding he considers the country much more than an “emerging market.” India is the second most populous country in the world after China, but is far more densely populated. Buffett spoke in Bangalore, where he visited TaeguTec India, a unit of Israeli manufacturer Iscar, in which Buffett bought a majority stake four years ago.
