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India Gems and Jewelry Industry Outlook to 2015

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Product Code:AM134

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January 2012

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The report titled “India Gems and Jewelry Industry Outlook to 2015” provides a comprehensive analysis on the gems and jewelry industry in India, covering various aspects such as market size of the gems and jewelry sector on the basis of revenue generated from retail sales, market segmentation on the basis of retail sales of gold jewelry, diamond jewelry and other precious stones jewelry segments, major gems and jewelry import and export market size and segments. The report also entails competitive landscape and profiles of the major players operating in the gems and jewelry industry. The SWOT Analysis is also provided to understand the market conditions in the country. The report also covers future projections to provide an insight on the prospects in the gems and jewelry industry.
 
India is currently the leading diamond cutting and polishing hub of the world and also the ~ largest consumer of polished diamonds behind the US and Japan. The country commands ~% market share in value sales, ~% by carats and ~% share in the global market on the basis of number of diamond pieces sold. Urbanization and rapidly expanding middle class have triggered Indian consumerism, especially in the gems and jewelry sector. Approximately, every ~ out of 15 diamonds sold all over the world have been processed in India, irrespective of their mining location.
 
Gold Jewelry accounts for around ~% of the total jewelry consumed in India. This is due to the traditional preference of gold jewelry on auspicious occasions such as marriages, festivals and others. Earlier, gold was purchased mainly for investment purposes, but now rise in fashion consciousness among women has resulted in increased demand for gold as jewelry for wearable purposes. The demand for gold jewelry has increased over the period with over ~ tonnes of gold jewelry worth USD ~ billion being sold in 2010. The gold jewelry sales in value have grown at a 2 year average annual growth rate of ~%. In 2010 sales of gold jewelry grew by ~% from 2009 sales of USD ~ billion.
 
The growth of branded retail in India has subsequently led to the growth of organized retail in India. The market share of organized retail (constituted of retail and branded retail) has grown from ~% in FY’10 to around ~% in FY’11, thus resulting in a decreasing market share of the unorganized retail sector, which is comprised of mainly family jewelers from ~% in FY’10 to ~% in FY’11.
By 2015, the sales of gold jewelry are expected to rise to USD ~ billion at a 5 year CAGR of ~%. With this sales value growth, the market share of gold jewelry in 2015 will be ~%. Diamond jewelry sales are estimated to reach USD ~ billion by 2015 by growing at a CAGR of ~% while other jewelry demand will grow at a 5 year CAGR of ~% in the next 5 years.
 
India’s total gems and jewelry sales is expected to reach USD ~ billion in 2011, a growth of ~% from the 2010 sales. The sales are further estimated to cross the USD ~ billion benchmark by 2013 and 50 billion mark by 2015. The total gems and jewelry sales are expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.4%.
 
Key Topics Covered in the Report:
 
The market size of gems and jewelry by retail sales, imports and exports
Market segmentation and market share on the basis of retail sales of gold jewelry, diamond jewelry and other jewelry segments. Segmentation of gems and jewelry import and export segments inclusive of the major 5 import and export destinations.
Trends and developments pertaining to this industry.
Competitive Landscape of the major players operating in the country
SWOT analysis of gems and jewelry industry 
Future outlook and projections of the retail sales of gems and jewelry and its segments till 2015 along with cause and effect relationship analysis between macro-economic and industry factors and industry’s prospects
Macro-economic and industry factors including population, GDP, distribution of income among households and silver, gold and diamond production with regard to gems and jewelry industry

 

Products

Products

Jewelry Retail Sales, Gold, Diamond, Gems and Jewelry


Companies

Gitanjali Gems Ltd, Titan Industries, PC Jewellers

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1.India Gems and Jewelry Market Introduction

Government Support

2.India Gems and Jewelry Market Size, 2008-2010

2.1.By Total Jewelry Retail Sales

3.Imports and Exports, 2005-2010

4.India Gems and Jewelry Market Segmentation

4.1.By Type of Jewelry Retail Sales – Gold, Diamond and Others, 2008-2010

4.2.By Type of Imports and Exports, 2005-2010

5.India Gems and Jewelry Trends and Developments

6.India Gems and Jewelry Industry SWOT Analysis

Strengths

Weaknesses

Opportunities

Threats

7.India Gems and Jewelry Industry Future Outlook and Projections By Retail Sales, 2011 – 2015

7.1. Cause and Effect Relationship with Industry Factors and India Gems and Jewelry Prospects

8.Major Retailers’ Profile and Analysis

8.1.Gitanjali Gems Ltd

Company Overview

Business Strategies

Financial Performance

8.2.Titan Industries

Company Overview

Business Strategies

Financial Performance

8.3.PC Jewellers

Company Overview

Financial Performance

9.India Macro Economic Indicators: Current and Projections

9.1.Population, 2005-2015

9.2.GDP, 2005-2015

9.3.Distribution of Income among Households, 2009-2012

9.4.Silver, Gold and Diamond Production, 2005-2009

10.Appendix

10.1.Market Definition

10.2.Abbreviations

10.3.Research Methodology

Data Collection Methods

Approach

10.4.Disclaimer


List of Figure

Figure 1: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Market Size by Total Sales, in USD Million, 2008-2010
 
Figure 2: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Imports and Exports, in USD Million, 2005-2010
 
Figure 3: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Market Segmentation by Product on the Basis of Sales, in Percentage, 2008-2010
 
Figure 4: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Projections in Terms of Sales, in Percentage, 2011-2015
 
Figure 5: Gitanjali Business Verticals
 
Figure 6: Gitanjali Gems Ltd. Jewelry Sales Value in USD Million, FY’2007 – FY’2011
 
Figure 7: Gitanjali Gems Revenue Mix by Segment, in Percentage, in FY’2011
 
Figure 8: Gitanjali Gems Revenue Mix by Geography, in Percentage, in FY’2011
 
Figure 9: Gitanjali Gems Distribution Channel Mix in India by Segment, in Percentage, in FY’2011
 
Figure 10: Gitanjali Gems Business Operations Revenue Mix, by Segment, in Percentage, in FY’2011
 
Figure 11: Gitanjali Gems Point of Sales Evolution, by Segment, in Percentage, in FY’2010 and FY’2011
 
Figure 12: Titan Industries’ Jewelry Sales Value in USD Million, FY‘2007 – FY’2011
 
Figure 13: PC Jewellers’ Jewelry Sales and Net Profit in USD Million, FY’2009 – FY’2010
 
Figure 14: India’s Population in Million, 2005-2015
 
Figure 15: India’s GDP at Current Prices in USD Billion, 2005-2015


List of Table

 Table 1: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Market Segmentation by Product on the basis of Sales, in USD Million, 2008-2010

Table 2: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Market Segmentation by Product on the basis of Sales, in Tonnes, 2005-2010

Table 3: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Market Segmentation by Product on the basis of Imports in USD Million, 2005 - 2010

Table 4: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Market Segmentation by Product on the basis of Exports in USD Million, 2005 - 2010

Table 5: Top Five India Gems and Jewelry Import Markets

Table 6: Top Five India Gems and Jewelry Export Markets

Table 7: Evolving Customer Jewelry Consumption Patterns

Table 8: India Gems and Jewelry Industry Projections in Terms of Sales USD Million, 2011-2015

Table 9: Cause and Effect Relationship Analysis between Industry Factors and Expected India Gems and Jewelry Industry Prospects

Table 10: Gitanjali Gems Point of Sales Evolution, by Segment, in FY’2010 and FY’2011

Table 11: India’s Population Segmentation by Age Structure Male-Female Proportion, in Percentage, 2011

Table 12: Demographic Distribution of Population in India on the basis of Age, in Million, 2009-2012

Table 13: Income Distribution among Households in thousands in India, 2009-2012

Table 14: India’s Metal and Mineral Production, in Tonnes, 2005-2009

Table 15: India’s Diamond Production, in Thousand Carats, 2005-2009

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