Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Auri Grow Board Approves Luminary Crown Investment
Auri Grow India, a company that works in agriculture and exports, has agreed to let a company from Hong Kong called Luminary Crown buy 24% of it.
Luminary Crown wants to help Auri Grow sell more rice in places like the GCC countries and Europe.
They also want to start new farming projects that use less water and are better for the environment.
The new projects will cost about ₹55 crore and could make ₹180–200 crore every year.
The board of Auri Grow said that Luminary Crown won't have any special rights or seats on the board.
Everyone will follow the usual rules.
Auri Grow India's board approved Luminary Crown's proposal to acquire a 24% stake.
The investment will focus on expanding rice aggregation, processing, and export in GCC and European markets.
Luminary Crown will lead the development of a hydroponics and aeroponics-based farming project costing ₹55 crore.
The project aims to enhance productivity and improve margins with an annual revenue potential of ₹180–200 crore and a net margin of 13%.
No board seats or special governance rights will be granted to Luminary Crown.
- Who
- Auri Grow India and Luminary Crown
- What
- Approval of Luminary Crown's proposal to acquire 24% stake in Auri Grow India
- When
- December 30, 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- To expand Auri Grow's presence in rice aggregation, processing, and export, and to develop sustainable farming projects
- Company
- Auri Grow India
- Investor
- Luminary Crown
- Stake
- 24%
- Project Cost
- ₹55 crore
- Revenue Potential
- ₹180–200 crore annually
- Net Margin
- 13%
- Project Duration
- 5 years (minimum)