RAPAPORT… Tiffany & Co. will open its doors in India in an effort to capitalize on its already strong image and brand awareness
in the country, the company said Wednesday.
The luxury jeweler will partner with Reliance Brands
Limited, which is part of the Reliance Industries conglomerate owned by Mukesh Ambani, recently
ranked by Forbes as the richest man in Asia. Tiffany will open stores in Delhi during the second half of the year, and further locations in
Mumbai in the second half of 2020.
“As a global luxury jeweler with stores in many of the
world’s most important cities, Tiffany’s emergence in these Indian commerce
centers with their growing luxury consumer base presents a unique opportunity,”
said Philippe Galtié, Tiffany’s executive vice president of global sales.
Reliance, which helps launch and build international brands
in the luxury sector, has already introduced Armani, Hugo Boss, Brooks Brothers
and other brands to the Indian market.
“Tiffany needs no introduction in India —
it is iconic and timeless,” said Darshan Mehta, president and CEO of Reliance
Brands.
Image: Tiffany jewelry and accessories. (Pixabay)
Tiffany to Launch in India This Year
The Bottom Line
- Tiffany & Co. will open stores in Delhi in the second half of 2019 and expand to Mumbai in late 2020.
- The company is partnering with Reliance Brands, part of the Reliance Industries conglomerate led by Mukesh Ambani.
- Reliance Brands has experience launching international luxury brands in India, including Armani and Hugo Boss.
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