Jewellery stocks rise on lower import prices

Gold jeweller stocks surged on Monday amid reports of reduced precious metal import prices and positive business updates. Companies such as Senco Gold and PC Jeweller posted significant year-on-year revenue growth. Analysts expect continued demand from the upcoming wedding season and festivals.

Gold jeweller stocks climbed sharply on Monday, driven by a reduction in precious metal import prices and upbeat business updates from key players. The development comes amid talks of a cut in the base import price, boosting investor sentiment in the sector. Shares of firms like Senco Gold and PC Jeweller led the gains, reflecting strong year-on-year revenue increases as reported in their updates. Other companies, including Thangamayil Jewellery and Kalyan Jewellers, also featured prominently in the rally, according to market observers. Analysts pointed to sustained demand prospects fueled by India's wedding season and approaching festivals. These seasonal factors are expected to support sales for gold jewellers in the coming months. The positive momentum underscores the sector's resilience despite fluctuating global metal prices. As reported by The Economic Times, the stock surge highlights optimism around lower import costs easing pressures on margins for domestic jewellers.

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