INDIAN JEWELLER

Imports from Cote d'Ivoire to India banned

In keeping with the UN Security Council and diamond industry organizations

Post By : Diamond World News Service On 16 June 2007 12:00 AM
The Istanbul-based Jewellery City, the world’s largest integrated gold jewellery complex, expects to become fully operational by next year and generate annual revenues of $10 billion, according to reports. Built at an estimated cost of $200 million, the complex will produce 750 tonnes of jewellery per year.%%According to reports, the primary target of the complex, which will integrate manufacturing and marketing operations, was to relocate small and medium factories from the historic Grand Bazaar.%%Around 30 per cent of the 196,000 sq m of workshop area was already operational and another 20 per cent was set to start production in three to four months. But according to data distributed during a news conference, currently only 319 of a total 2,191 sites, or 15 per cent – including shops, offices and production areas – were functioning, the report said.

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