Rose Merc Limited has announced an investor awareness event focused on sports technology scheduled for January 7, 2026. The initiative reflects the company's commitment to investor education and awareness of innovative opportunities in the sports and technology domains, emphasizing dedication to innovation, excellence, and community impact through strategic ventures that promote growth and holistic development.
The company's KheloMore platform serves as a comprehensive digital solution connecting sports enthusiasts with various facilities across India. The platform enables bookings for cricket and football turfs, badminton and tennis courts, basketball and volleyball arenas, squash courts, and swimming pools. Beyond facility bookings, KheloMore offers coaching sessions, events, and academies, positioning itself as India's Super App for Sports under the leadership of key personnel including Paranjpe.
Rose Merc Limited has strengthened its strategic partnership with Shivaji Park Gymkhana (SPG) for the SPG Rose Merc Cricket Academy's 2025-26 season. The partnership announcement, made on December 23, 2025, under Regulation 30 compliance, demonstrates the company's commitment to sports development and nurturing young cricket talent in Mumbai. The academy operates under the coordination of Mr. Pravin Amre, former Indian cricketer and current President of SPG.
The SPG Rose Merc Cricket Academy focuses on comprehensive training for young players at the iconic Shivaji Park ground. The structured program aims to prepare players for age-group championships and promote high performers to senior teams. The academy operates under systematic coordination with clear parameters including venue at Shivaji Park Ground and age-group training development focus for the 2025-26 season.
The academy has scheduled comprehensive selection trials for January 2026, following MCA (Mumbai Cricket Association) guidelines for age eligibility. The Under-14 Boys category trials are set for January 8, 2026, with reporting time at 7:30 AM. The age criteria for this category includes players born between September 1, 2011, ensuring compliance with official cricket association standards for youth development programs.
