Malabar Gold & Diamonds, the world’s fifth-largest jewellery retailer, has inaugurated its most advanced and expansive jewellery manufacturing complex to date in Hyderabad, Telangana. Located in General Park, Maheshwaram, in the Ranga Reddy district, the new facility spans 3.45 lakh square feet and stands as the largest of the group’s 14 production units across India and the GCC.
This integrated facility consolidates all critical operations—design, refining, production, quality assurance, hallmarking, warehousing, and supply chain—under one roof. It boasts an annual manufacturing capacity of over 4.7 tonnes of gold jewellery and 1.8 lakh carats of diamond jewellery, along with a gold refining capacity of 78 tonnes per year. The unit employs more than 2,750 skilled artisans from 18 states, with 40% of the workforce sourced locally. The workforce maintains an 80:20 male-to-female ratio and emphasizes safety, convenience, and employee well-being.
The facility was inaugurated by Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, joined by Malabar Group Chairman MP Ahammed, Vice-Chairman Abdul Salam KP, India Operations MD Asher O, Executive Director Nishad AK, along with senior leadership, government officials, and well-wishers. This major investment aligns with Malabar’s global vision—‘Make in India, Market to the World’—and is expected to power its rapid retail expansion across domestic and international markets. With the addition of this Hyderabad unit, Malabar Gold & Diamonds’ total annual production capacity exceeds 40.68 tonnes of gold jewellery and 3.61 lakh carats of diamond jewellery, placing the company among the largest jewellery manufacturers in the world.
Chairman MP Ahammed said, “This world-class facility marks a milestone in our journey of combining tradition and innovation in jewellery making. It strengthens our mission to position India as a global centre for fine craftsmanship. Through this facility, we reaffirm our commitment to delivering exceptional jewellery while upholding the core values of trust and quality through our ‘Malabar Promises.’”
Asher O, Managing Director – India Operations, noted, “Our fully integrated value chain—from bullion sourcing to retail—allows us to respond efficiently to the growing demand in India, our largest market. As we aim to expand across 22 states and 3 union territories this fiscal year, we are committed to maintaining unmatched craftsmanship and service excellence.”
Executive Director Nishad AK added, “The unit is equipped with advanced design studios and R&D labs, employing cutting-edge technologies such as 3D printing, precision casting, CNC machining, and laser cutting. This facility not only scales up our production but also establishes new benchmarks in design, sustainability, and process excellence.”
The Hyderabad facility incorporates high-end machinery imported from the USA, Germany, Italy, and Turkey, and is supported by international consultants to ensure adherence to global best practices. It has the capability to manufacture gold, diamond, platinum, gemstone, and CNC-crafted jewellery, as well as gold coins and bars. In addition to its production capabilities, the facility features an in-house skill development centre and dedicated employee accommodations, furthering the group’s commitment to talent development and workforce welfare.
Malabar Gold & Diamonds currently operates 400+ showrooms across 13 countries, including India, UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Singapore, Malaysia, USA, UK, Canada, and Australia. Its manufacturing footprint spans 10 units in India (Hyderabad, Kozhikode, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Coimbatore, Thrissur) and 4 overseas units (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman), with 14 wholesale centers supporting its supply chain across major global markets.
Since its founding in 1993, Malabar Group has consistently prioritized ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles, dedicating 5% of net profits to initiatives in healthcare, education, housing, women empowerment, hunger eradication, and environmental protection in each country of operation.
