International Gemmological Institute (India) reported consolidated revenue from operations of ₹3.2 billion and a net profit of ₹1.35 billion for the December quarter. The results highlight steady demand in gem certification and grading services, reinforcing the institute’s position as a trusted player in India’s growing gems and jewellery ecosystem.
The International Gemmological Institute (India), a leading authority in gem certification and grading, has announced its financial results for the December quarter. The company recorded consolidated revenue from operations of ₹3.2 billion and consolidated net profit of ₹1.35 billion, reflecting strong performance in a competitive market.
The institute’s growth underscores the rising demand for certified gems and jewellery in India, driven by consumer preference for authenticity and transparency. With India being one of the largest global hubs for diamond cutting and jewellery exports, IGI’s role in ensuring quality standards continues to be pivotal.
Key Highlights
-
Revenue from Operations: ₹3.2 billion (Q3 FY25)
-
Net Profit: ₹1.35 billion (Q3 FY25)
-
Core Business: Gem certification, grading, and quality assurance services.
-
Market Drivers: Rising demand for certified diamonds and jewellery in India and abroad.
-
Strategic Importance: Reinforces India’s position as a global hub for gems and jewellery exports.
-
Future Outlook: Continued focus on expanding certification services and supporting industry transparency.
These results highlight IGI’s contribution to strengthening consumer trust and supporting India’s jewellery industry on the global stage.
Sources: Business Standard, Economic Times, Moneycontrol