Buf­fett is in Ban­ga­lore to vis­it the lo­cal arm of TaeguTec, a unit of Is­raeli met­al-cut­ting tool mak­er IS­CAR Met­al­work­ing, in which Berk­shire has a ma­jor­i­ty stake. He is al­so ex­pect­ed to meet pol­i­cy­mak­ers and com­pa­ny ex­ec­u­tives.Buf­fett, nick­named the Or­a­cle of Om­a­ha, a ref­er­ence to his prodi­gious skill in pick­ing out great in­vest­ments that are fol­lowed close­ly by in­vestors, and his Om­a­ha, Ne­bras­ka ori­gins, said he was look­ing at in­vest­ing in in­dus­tries with mod­est rates of change.He said he liked large coun­tries like In­dia, Chi­na, Brazil, Unit­ed King­dom and Ger­many. "I don't con­sid­er In­dia as an emerg­ing mar­ket, I con­sid­er In­dia as a very big mar­ket," he told re­porters. "We con­tin­ue to look at large coun­tries like In­dia."Buf­fett in South Ko­rea on Mon­day said Berk­shire, which had US$38 bil­lion (£23.2 bil­lion) of cash equiv­a­lents at the end of 2010, was look­ing for more large-scale ac­qui­si­tions any­where in the world. Reuters