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KGK on expansion spree in Thailand

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  Inaugurates its 2 nd Manufacturing unit in Bangkok KGK Group, a global conglomerate operating in all verticals of gems and jewellery sector, announces its expansion in Thailand in the jewellery manufacturing segment. Spread across about 1000 sq mts the new jewellery manufacturing facility in Bangkok is situated in Gemopolis Industrial Estate. The new facility will be focussed on producing medium commercial to high end jewellery in Gold, Silver & Platinum, with diamonds and precious & semi-precious stones, for exports. With an aim to cater solely to address the export demands via this new establishment, KGK Group targets to capitalize opportunities of Europe, South East Asia, Japan & USA markets and target their wholesalers as well as retailers.   The inauguration of this state-of-the-art manufacturing unit in Bangkok also comes with a heavy investment of close to USD 1 Million inclusive of construction, furniture & fixtures, machinery etc.  Latest, hi-tech German and

Run for Swachh Bharat held

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Kisna Diamond Marathon 2019 concludes Hari Krishna Exports Pvt Ltd, India’s leading manufacturer of cut and polished diamonds hosted a marathon on 6th January 2019 at BKC, Mumbai. The aim of this event was to promote the noble cause of ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’.  With its 4th edition of marathon, the company successfully registered 5,500 runners. Mr. Ajit Pal Nandal, former hockey player of India and Mr. Ashish Heliwal Add. Commissioner, Income Tax, flagged off the race flagged off the race.   The chief guests present at the marathon were Mr. Kirit Somaiya, Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha, North East Mumbai, Mr. Girish Agarwal, Director of Divya Bhaskar Group (D.B. Corp Ltd.)   Hari Krishna Exports is the sole company in the diamond industry to host a marathon every year in order to encourage the cause ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ and the collected amount will be utilized for this cause. The organization has already placed bins and sign boards to create awareness about ‘Swac