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Trades about 120% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Mumbai, India, Anirit Ventures Limited primarily engages in the trading, marketing, and management of agricultural commodities, minerals, and diverse energy resources across India. Beyond these core operations, the company actively champions and fosters various agricultural and non-agricultural initiatives, such as agritourism, agri-tech, infrastructure development, and agri-biogas solutions, alongside other innovations. Its activities also extend to investing in and acquiring businesses, conducting scientific research, and backing new ventures. Originally incorporated in 1993 as Flora Textiles Limited, the company rebranded to Anirit Ventures Limited in December 2024. It operates as a subsidiary of OilMax Energy Pvt. Ltd.
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