The Board of online matchmaking platform Matrimony.com, on Tuesday, approved the acquisition of an additional 50 per cent stake in astrology firm Astro-Vision Futuretech Private Ltd (Astro-Vision) for around ₹8 crore.
Matrimony already holds 26.09 per cent stake in Astro-vision, and the total stake goes up to 76.09 per cent with this acquisition. The deal is expected to close in three months.
Astro-Vision has been a pioneer in providing vedic based astrology solutions, and recorded a revenue of ₹20.57 crore in FY26. It provides astrology content and astrology software in more than 10 Indian languages and has generated more than 110 million horoscopes till date.
“Astrology is core to match-making business of Matrimony.com Ltd and majority of its customers generate horoscope prediction using Astro-Vision’s software. With the strategic investment, we see further synergies in enhancing our value-add to our customers and also accelerate the growth of Astro-Vision,” the Chennai-based Matrimony.com said.
“The Astro-Vision portal has around 40,000 daily visitors and creates more than 25,000 reports per day. The company has also developed mobile astrology applications for end consumers, as well as astrologers, with more than 10,000 mobile app downloads per day,” Matrimony.com said in a statement.
Separately, on Tuesday, Matrimony.com reported a profit after tax (PAT) of ₹21 crore for the quarter ended September 2026 (Q2 FY27), up nearly 3x from the ₹7.8 crore it posted in the same quarter last year.
Revenue from operations went up 18.4 per cent at ₹135 crore (₹115 crore).
Billings increased 10.7 per cent year-on-year to ₹131 crore. On a sequential basis, PAT and revenue went up 8.6 per cent and 3 per cent, respectively.
“We continued our growth momentum in the second quarter of the year also by more than doubling our profits and growing our revenue in the high teens,” said Murugavel Janakiraman, Chairman and Managing Director.
Over 99 per cent of the company’s topline comes from matchmaking services while less than 1 per cent of it came from marriage services and other streams.
Published on November 10, 2026
