Augmont’s excellence recognized at IGC 2025

 

Awarded for supporting the growth of the bullion industry  

Augmont Enterprises Ltd., one of India’s established gold platforms, has been recognized with the prestigious, Promising Gold Bullion Refiner (All India) award at the India Gold Conference (IGC) 2025. This recognition reflects the company’s role in contributing to the evolving bullion industry.  

At the conference, Ketan Kothari, Director at Augmont, was presented with the IGC Excellence Award 2025: Promising Gold Bullion Refiner (All India) for his role in supporting the growth of the bullion industry.

Ketan Kothari, Director, Augmont, said: “Receiving this award is a shared recognition for the entire Augmont team. The bullion industry is going through a significant phase of change, and contributing to that journey is a responsibility we take seriously. This acknowledgment encourages us to remain consistent in our work and to keep building on the values that guide us.”  

The India Gold Conference (IGC) 2025, held in New Delhi, brought together global leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss the role of gold in financial markets and trade. Augmont’s recognition on this platform underscores its continued efforts to play a constructive role in India’s bullion ecosystem.

 





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