Mini Diamonds (India) has entered a business arrangement to offer jewellery ancillary and auxiliary services, extending beyond its core diamond manufacturing and export operations. The move targets value-added services around design, finishing, branding and logistics, deepening client relationships and supporting its push into lab-grown diamond jewellery and global B2B/B2C channels.
Broadening the revenue mix
The company, a long‑established manufacturer and trader of natural and lab‑grown diamonds, disclosed that it has signed a new arrangement in the jewellery ancillary and auxiliary services segment. While specific partner and financial details were not publicly detailed, management has been signalling a strategy of vertical integration—from lab‑grown rough sourcing to finished jewellery and now service solutions for global brands and retailers.
Key highlights
New business arrangement covers jewellery ancillary and auxiliary services, likely including design support, manufacturing back‑end, finishing and possibly private‑label work.
Follows recent export wins, including a 1.5 million‑dollar lab‑grown diamond order from a Hong Kong client, underscoring growing overseas demand.
Complements Mini Diamonds’ expansion into lab‑grown diamond jewellery, online retail and a broader 3,750‑design portfolio.
Strategy aims to capture higher margins, diversify beyond pure stone trading and build stickier, solution‑oriented relationships with international buyers.
Stock has seen heightened interest in recent sessions as investors re‑rate lab‑grown diamond plays and vertically integrated jewellery platforms.
Sources: MarketScreener company news; Rediff Money corporate announcement; Business Standard