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EDITOR IN CHIEF- ABDULLAH BIN SALIM AL SHUEILI

Malabar Gold & Diamonds wins awards at 48th IGJA 2021

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MUSCAT: Malabar Gold & Diamonds, one of the largest jewellery retailers globally with a strong retail network of over 285 outlets across 10 countries, has won awards in two categories - Highest Employment on the Company Rolls and Global Retailer of the Year award at the 48th India Gem & Jewellery Awards (IGJA) 2021 organised by Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) in India. IGJA awards are known as one of the most prestigious awards in the gems and jewellery industry in the country.


GJEPC has been organising this prestigious Annual Awards for the gems and jewellery industry since 1973 to honour the exemplary achievements of leading exporters and for their outstanding export performance besides felicitating the top importers and banks that are financing the trade, amongst others. Ernst & Young LLP, one of the world's leading multinational professional services providers, is the Knowledge Partner for IGJA


Asher O, Managing Director - India Operations, Malabar Gold & Diamonds and K P Abdul Salam, Vice Chairman, Malabar Group received the awards at the awards night held in Mumbai.


"It's a great honour to win the prestigious awards at the 48th IGJA 2021. The awards recognise our robust global presence and our commitment to building an efficient workforce to serve our customers with a world-class shopping experience," said M P Ahammed, Chairman, Malabar Group.


A diversified conglomerate with operations in 10 countries, Malabar Group currently has over 14,000 employees. The group offers a healthy work environment and its employees the opportunity to become investors.


It promotes diversity, equality, growth, entrepreneurial spirit, and work flexibility among its employees. Malabar Group has more than 285 showrooms across 10 countries and epitomises the vision of Make In India, Market To The World.


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