Jewellery (trade): India

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Other rich Indian jewellers in the list are Kiran Gems' Vallabhbhai S Patel ($590 million), Laxmi Diamond's Vasant Gajera ($580 million), Dharmanandan Diamonds' Laljibhai Patel ($480 million), Kiran Gems' Babubhai Lakhani ($470 million), Kiran Gems' Mavji Bhai Patel ($410 million) and Rajesh Exports' Rajesh Mehta ($310 million).
 
Other rich Indian jewellers in the list are Kiran Gems' Vallabhbhai S Patel ($590 million), Laxmi Diamond's Vasant Gajera ($580 million), Dharmanandan Diamonds' Laljibhai Patel ($480 million), Kiran Gems' Babubhai Lakhani ($470 million), Kiran Gems' Mavji Bhai Patel ($410 million) and Rajesh Exports' Rajesh Mehta ($310 million).
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Exports

Gem and jewellery exports, 2015-6

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Breakup of gems and jewellery export from India in 2015-16; The Times of India
Change in exports between 2013-14 and 2015-16 in $million; The Times of India


Jewellers

2015 rankings

The Times of India Jul 02 2015

Richest jewellers in India, 2015; Graphic courtesy: The Times of India Jul 02 2015

With $1.3bn, Kalyan boss richest jeweller

Kerala-based jewellery retailer T S Kalyanaraman is the richest jeweller in India, according to a report by Wealth-X. The report, which published a list of the richest Indian jewellers, said Kalyanaraman -chairman and managing director of the Thrissur-based Kalyan Jewellers -has a personal net worth of $1.3 billion.

Two other Kerala jewellers who have found a place in the list are M P Ahammed of Malabar Gold & Diamond, and B Govindan of Bhima Jewellers.

Reacting to the report, Kalyanaraman said, “We now have 83 stores of which 13 are outside India.“ He had entered the gold jewellery business in 1993 from clothes retailing with an initial investment of Rs 25 lakh. Kalyanaraman's company now employs 8,500 people directly.

According to Wealth-X, the second richest Indian jeweller is Nirav Modi, with an estimated net worth of $1.1 billion. Modi, coming from a family of diamond merchants, first set up his own company Firestar Diamonds in 1999, which later went on to acquire New York based Sandberg & Sikorski.

M P Ahammed is the third richest Indian jeweller, with a net worth of $1 billion. Based in Kozhikode, Ahammed ventured into the gold jewellery business with an initial investment of $70,000. He, along with other partners, owns 136 jewellery stores in India and the Middle East and employs more than 7,000 people. B Govindan, chairman o B Govindan, chairman of Bhima Jewellers' southern region, is the fourth richest Indian jeweller with a personal net worth of $620 million.

His group has 40 stores across India, employing 2,500 people. Bhima, which has started its Middle East operations with a store in the UAE, plans to open up to 10 stores in the near future.

Other rich Indian jewellers in the list are Kiran Gems' Vallabhbhai S Patel ($590 million), Laxmi Diamond's Vasant Gajera ($580 million), Dharmanandan Diamonds' Laljibhai Patel ($480 million), Kiran Gems' Babubhai Lakhani ($470 million), Kiran Gems' Mavji Bhai Patel ($410 million) and Rajesh Exports' Rajesh Mehta ($310 million).

2015>18: 3 Indian co’s in world’s 20 fastest growing

In 2015-18, three Indian companies were among the world’s 20 fastest growing
From: April 18, 2019: The Times of India


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In 2015-18, three Indian companies were among the world’s 20 fastest growing

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