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Bullion World | Volume 2 | Issue 01 | May 2022



                                                                      RBI Announces


            Malabar Gold and                                          Dates For Premature
            Diamonds eyes revenue of                                  Redemption of

            Rs 45,000 cr in FY23                                      Sovereign Gold Bonds;


            Jewellery retailer Malabar Gold and Diamonds said it      Know Details Here
            aims to garner Rs 45,000 crore in revenue this fiscal
            on the back of company’s robust retail expansion          The Reserve Bank of India has released dates for
            plans. It plans to open 97 showrooms, including           the premature withdrawal of Sovereign Gold Bonds
            60 across India and 37 overseas. This will take the       (SGB) issued under different tranches. The RBI had
            company’s total showroom count to 373 by the end of       through a press release listed out the details of the
            March next year, with a presence in 13 countries.         SGB tranches, which were falling due for premature
                                                                      redemption during H1 of 2022-23, i.e., from April 1,
            Source: https://theprint.in
                                                                      2022 to September 30, 2022, along with a window
                                                                      for submission of request for premature redemption.

          Retail gold demand from                                     Source: https://www.outlookindia.com

          India fell slightly but ETF


          inflows increased



          The World Gold Council (WGC) has released the latest statistics
          from India in regards to gold consumption and there has been a
          slight drop in retail demand. The WGC noted that retail demand
          remained sluggish as buyers postponed purchases in anticipation
          of a correction in the gold price.

          Source: https://www.kitco.com
                                                                       India's biggest

                                                                       bullion refiner

                                                                       forays into silver for

                                                                       industrial use


                                                                       India’s biggest bullion refiner is expanding its
                                                                       business to industrial silver as demand for the
                                                                       metal -- used in everything from switches to
                                                                       television screens -- is set to surge in the South
                                                                       Asian nation.
                                                                        MMTC-PAMP India Pvt., which has the capacity
                                                                       to refine about 900 tons of gold and silver, has
                                                                       started making silver and alloy contacts -- --used
                                                                       in electrical fuse boxes and switches -- at a
                                                                       factory next to its refinery in the state of Haryana,
                                                                       Managing Director. The plant will produce more
                                                                       than 100 million pieces of contacts this financial
                                                                       year, with plans to double output by the end of
                                                                       March 2024, he said.

                                                                       Source: https://www.business-standard.com
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