
September 5, 2025 – Malabar Gold & Diamonds, the world’s fifth-largest jewellery retailer, has announced a landmark phase in its international growth journey. The brand will launch 48 showrooms globally—27 new and 21 revamped—by December 2025, further strengthening its reputation as one of the most trusted and expansive jewellery retail chains in the world. With over 400 showrooms already operating across 13 countries, the company’s expansion plan reflects its ambition to consolidate its presence in existing markets while also venturing into new geographies.
The rollout includes 14 new showrooms in India along with 10 revamped outlets, three new showrooms each in the UAE and USA, two in the UK, and one each in Australia, Saudi Arabia, Canada, and Malaysia. Significantly, Malabar will also mark its entry into New Zealand with its first-ever showroom in the country, bringing the brand’s operations to 14 countries worldwide. These expansions align with the group’s ambitious FY2025 targets of achieving USD 8.85 billion in revenue, launching 60 showrooms, and operating across 15 countries, 22 Indian states, and three union territories.

Commenting on the milestone, M.P. Ahammed, Chairman of Malabar Group, said that the launch of 48 showrooms is a defining moment in the brand’s journey toward becoming the world’s number one jewellery retailer. He emphasized that growth for Malabar is not just about numbers but also about values such as trust, transparency, quality, and responsibility. Vice-Chairman Abdul Salam K.P highlighted that the expansion underscores Malabar’s position as a global jewellery powerhouse, blending tradition with technology and sustainability with scale to deliver unmatched retail experiences. Asher O, Managing Director – India Operations, underlined India’s role as the group’s largest and most promising market, noting that the 14 new and 10 revamped showrooms will showcase a design portfolio tailored to resonate with India’s diverse consumer base. Shamlal Ahamed, Managing Director – International Operations, said the entry into New Zealand is the crown jewel of this phase, reflecting both the group’s global ambitions and its commitment to carrying India’s craftsmanship to the world.
Since its inception in 1993, Malabar Group has placed environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles at the core of its operations. The company dedicates 5% of its net profits annually to community welfare initiatives across its markets. For FY2025, it has pledged USD 17 million towards programs in health, housing, education, women empowerment, hunger relief, and environmental sustainability. Among its flagship efforts are the Hunger-Free World initiative, which serves over 70,000 meals daily across more than 170 locations including schools in Zambia; the establishment of 716 micro learning centers in India, enrolling over 32,000 underprivileged children; and the award of more than 115,000 scholarships to female students. The group also runs the “Grandma Home” project, providing housing and care for destitute women.

Founded in 1993, Malabar Gold & Diamonds is the flagship company of the Malabar Group, one of India’s most diversified business conglomerates. With a turnover of USD 7.36 billion, a workforce of over 25,000 professionals representing 26 nationalities, and more than 4,000 shareholders, Malabar today ranks as one of the world’s largest jewellery retailers. Its success has been driven by its unique blend of traditional artistry and modern innovation, ensuring that customers around the world experience luxury with trust and transparency. The company’s retail presence is complemented by its online store at www.malabargoldanddiamonds.com and its MGD Lifestyle Jewellery concept, which caters to the modern woman with lightweight, contemporary designs.