CRINEO International Limited
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Featured partnership · Solar lighting

CRINEO × Auroras Innotech

Connecting Ghana and Africa to innovative solar lighting.

CRINEO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED is pleased to announce our partnership with Auroras Innotech, a China-based manufacturer specialising in solar street lights, garden lights and other outdoor solar lighting solutions, with projects across international markets.

Through this non-exclusive partnership, CRINEO is promoting Auroras products to customers in Ghana and across Africa, supporting product enquiries, sourcing, purchasing and logistics coordination.

For property developers, contractors, institutions, businesses and individual buyers, this collaboration provides a convenient channel to explore solar lighting options through CRINEO, with product selection guided by each customer’s requirements.

Explore the Auroras catalogue ↗ Discuss your project ↗

Discuss your next project with CRINEO:
WhatsApp: +233 50 451 0000
info@crineoint.com

Who we are

Your bridge to international sourcing and trade.

CRINEO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED coordinates product sourcing, supplier verification, purchasing, quality checks, consolidation and shipping support, with business contact points in Ghana and China.

We welcome cooperation proposals from companies in China, Europe, Asia and other international markets. Product suitability, market scope and commercial arrangements are assessed individually.

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Cooperation opportunities

A partnership built around what we can achieve together.

Product sourcing & purchasing

Discuss factory-direct supply, quotations, samples, bulk orders, OEM requirements and repeat procurement.

Product promotion & enquiries

Explore authorised product presentation, customer enquiry coordination and joint marketing activities under an agreed plan.

Order & trade coordination

Agree how supplier communication, product specifications, quality checks and shipping support will work for each order.

Financial contributions are mandatory only for a specific paid advertising or international market-development campaign that both parties approve in writing. Each campaign’s budget, contributions, spending caps and payment schedule must be agreed before it begins. Becoming a strategic partner alone creates no advertising payment obligation. Pricing, commissions or service fees, content permissions, territories and any exclusivity are confirmed in writing. Product promotion does not guarantee orders.

Who we welcome

Reliable products. Clear terms. Long-term thinking.

Manufacturers are our primary focus. Authorised suppliers and export companies may also introduce themselves and clearly state their role.

Relevant sectors include solar and lighting, home appliances, construction materials, industrial products and other suitable categories.

  • Verifiable company and factory information
  • Clear specifications, applicable standards and genuine certifications
  • Transparent pricing, minimum quantities and production lead times
  • Quality control, warranty and after-sales arrangements
  • Willingness to agree practical responsibilities and marketing support
The partnership process

From introduction to an agreed plan.

  1. Introduce your companyTell us what you manufacture, where you operate and the cooperation you propose.
  2. Review capabilitiesWe may request a company profile, business licence, product information and supporting documents.
  3. Discuss commercial termsAssess products, target markets, pricing, supply arrangements and any proposed joint campaigns. Agree contributions separately for each mutually approved paid campaign.
  4. Confirm the scopeWhere suitable, agree terms in writing and begin with a defined product range or trial.
Partnership framework

Read our partnership policy.

Review our approach to non-exclusive cooperation, transparent pricing, samples, marketing responsibilities and partnership approval before submitting your enquiry.

Read Partnership Policy ↗

Version 1.3 · Effective 4 November 2026. An enquiry does not establish an approved partnership.

Start a conversation

Introduce your manufacturing business.

Tell us about your company and proposed cooperation. Our team will review the introduction before discussing next steps.

Submit your company introduction directly to CRINEO. You may attach a company profile as a PDF (up to 5 MB).

Ghana office

GIFF Office Complex, Suites 212 & 213
Community 1, Tema, Ghana
+233 30 398 4100
WhatsApp: +233 50 451 0000

China office

Room 516, Block B, E-commerce Mansion
No. 407 Yongjun Road, Yiwu City
Zhejiang Province, P.R. China
+86 159 8851 6408

info@crineoint.com

Your enquiry will be sent directly to CRINEO for review.

Prefer email? Contact info@crineoint.com.

Common questions

Before we begin.

Does an enquiry make us an approved partner?

No. An introduction starts a review. Approval, authorisation and the cooperation scope must be confirmed separately in writing.

Will CRINEO cover all advertising costs?

Financial contributions become mandatory only when both parties approve a specific paid campaign and each party’s contribution in writing. Before the campaign begins, authorized representatives must sign its budget, contribution amounts or proportions, spending caps and payment schedule. No universal percentage applies. An enquiry or partnership agreement alone creates no advertising payment obligation. Either party may decline a proposed campaign before approval without automatically ending the partnership.

Can we discuss exclusive representation?

You may propose it. Any territory, targets, duration and exclusivity require a separate commercial assessment and written agreement.

Which markets can we explore?

CRINEO welcomes international proposals. The markets for each collaboration depend on product suitability, customer requirements and the agreed operational scope.