In a historical step for India’s luxurious production and export sectors, Malabar Gold and Diamonds have inaugurated the world’s largest integrated jewelry production plant in Hyderabad. With an investment of £ 1000 Crore, the Mega feature marks a significant jump for the Indian jewelry industry, which strengthens Hyderabad’s reputation as a major industrial and innovation center.
A gaming exchanger in jewelry production
The state of the general park’s industrial zone in Maheshwaram, which is built on a 4.4 -acre plot in the general park zone in the Maheshwaram, has a daily production capacity of 17 kg jewelry. Within one year, it is translated into nicely prepared jewels in a shocking 6 tonnes, including:
- 4.7 tons of gold jewelry
- 1.8 Lakh Karat Diamond State pieces
Malabar Group President M.P. Ahmed, it matches the strategic expansion company’s global ambitions and commitment to “doing in India, marketing to the world”.
Internal gold refining another big milestone
In an important value management step, the Hyderabad unit will also have a dedicated gold refinery with an annual processing capacity of 78 tonnes. This step not only ensures tight quality control and cost capacity, but also confirms India’s increasing abilities in the treatment of precious metals – a region dominates historically foreign sophistures.
A global footprint with Indian roots
Malabar Gold and Diamonds currently operates 14 production facilities around the world, including:
- India
- Uae
- Queue
- Oman
- Saudi -Arabia
Overall, these units have a common production capacity of 100 kg per day, which serves both domestic demand and an extensive international customer base. The new Hyderabad plant is expected to become a large unit, which serves high volume orders from Asia, the Middle East and North America.
Financial impact | jobs, exports and innovation
The Hyderabad project is expected to produce thousands of direct and indirect jobs, especially for skilled craftsmen, designers and technicians. In addition, the convenience will benefit from advanced automation, AI-assisted quality inspection and CAD-based jewelry design software to streamline production and reduce the delivery deadline.
Even more important is that this initiative comes at a time when India’s pearls and jewelry exports are continuously increasing, which contributes more than $ 30 billion annually to the national GDP. With this new capacity, Malabar is expected to play an important role in export growth, especially in premium gold and diamond segments.
One faith of faith in Telangana’s industrial climate
This mega investment also confirms the growing step of Telangana as a destination for mass production in non-IT areas. The TS-in views with single window clearance system and industrial-friendly policy have attracted many investments in motor vehicles, aerospace, electronics and now, luxury goods over the last five years.
Final thoughts
Malabar Gold and Diamonds and 1000 Crore investments in Hyderabad are not just about jewelry production – it represents a comprehensive vision to make India a global center for accurate production, export and luxury crafts.
As the demand for high -quality morally acidic jewelry increases globally, the cover keeps both Malabar and India in the center of the next generation of luxury innovation.
