Rose Merc secures exclusive rights to manage MCA Inter Corporate League 2025
In an exchange filing dated July 21, 2025, the company stated that it has been granted rights for event management, team selling, sponsorship, marketing, and promotion of the event. The league, set to unfold before the end of 2025, is positioned as a vibrant celebration of corporate camaraderie and sportsmanship.
According to the filing, Rose Merc will execute these rights either directly or through its associates, subsidiaries, or group companies. The MCA Inter Corporate League will feature around 100 corporate teams competing in a knock-out format for the coveted MCA Inter-Office Trophy, and a secondary elite league of eight top-tier teams formed through a player auction, played over 15 days in an IPL-style format with 32 matches.
Mazgaon Cricket Club, which granted the rights, acknowledged Rose Merc's proven track record in managing previous leagues, such as the Navi Mumbai Premier League, and expressed confidence in its ability to deliver an exceptional tournament.
The scope of rights includes comprehensive marketing across digital, television, print, and social media platforms; exclusive team selling and sponsorship rights; and full oversight of logistical and operational aspects, including match-day management, hospitality, and ceremonies.
Rose Merc described the development as a 'game-changing opportunity' and said the league would not only amplify its brand visibility but also foster a vibrant sports culture in the corporate community.
The company also shared the formal 'Grant of Rights' letter from Mazgaon Cricket Club with the exchanges as part of its disclosure.
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