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PN Gadgil Jewellers Limited – Navratri & Dussehra sales update
PN Gadgil Jewellers Limited reported record festive season sales of Rs 618 crore during Navratri and Dussehra, reflecting a strong 65% YoY growth over the previous year. Navratri contributed sales of 428 crore up by 66% YoY, while Dussehra alone delivered the company’s highest-ever single-day festive sales of 190 crore increased by 64% YoY. The Gold segment remained the key growth driver, with revenue rising 64% YoY, supported by healthy performance in Diamond by 47% and Silver up by 133%.
Despite gold prices surging over 50% YoY and 18% QoQ, demand stayed strong. Gold volume increased by 10% to 456 kg, while Diamond and Silver volumes grew by 53% and 64%, respectively.

Dr. Saurabh Gadgil, Chairman and Managing Director of P N Gadgil Jewellers, said: “Crossing record sales during Navratri and Dussehra, with Dussehra delivering our highest-ever single-day festive sales, is a proud milestone for PNG Jewellers. This milestone is the result of the festive spirit and the enduring bond we share with our customers. Gold once again emerged as the leader of growth, with Diamond and Silver also contributing significantly.
In line with the positive response to last Navratri’s ‘Nine Days, Nine Stores’ campaign, we brought PNG Jewellers even closer to our patrons this Navratri through 6 exclusive PNG Jewellers showrooms and 4 LiteStyle shop-in-shop stores, offering greater convenience and choice.
As we step into the festive season, our focus will remain on offering contemporary designs with the craftsmanship and service that PNG Jewellers is known for, while strengthening our presence across PAN India. We see this as a strong beginning to the festive quarter and are confident of building on this momentum”
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GJEPC Hosts Workshop on ‘How and Why to Export’ at Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai
GJEPC held a workshop at Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai, on 25th November to introduce its new initiative, How and Why to Export, designed to guide aspiring exporters in the gem and jewellery trade. The programme aims to build practical understanding of export procedures, compliance, and government support, strengthening opportunities for MSMEs and widening India’s exporter base. It also supports the shared goal of the IIJS and MSME teams to help non-exporter members transition into global markets.
GJEPC officials delivered an in-depth presentation on three themes. The first explained why the Council is vital for exporters, outlining its role across trade facilitation, policymaking, international outreach, and market intelligence. The second offered a clear roadmap to starting exports, covering the IEC, documentation, logistics, finance, and compliance. The final segment detailed government schemes available to exporters, including credit support and MSME focused programmes.
The initiative signals GJEPC’s continued effort to prepare new entrants for global trade. The Council will roll out more sessions across major trading hubs in the months ahead.
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