Financial Times

Zam Gems to have chain of showrooms globally

Zam Gems recently opened its sixth international franchise outlet in Doha, Qatar with the company Managing Director Ahsan Refai revealing ambitious plans of expanding its international network, to have a chain of showrooms worldwide. In a press release, he said at present West Asian nationals purchase diamonds and white gold jewellery, while the demand for beautiful and vivid coloured gem stones is constantly increasing. Zam Gems Qatar has introduced a range of exquisite jewellery and top quality gem stones and among them are the rare Alexandrite, Sapphires and Star Sapphires, Rubies and Emeralds. The jewellery is manufactured in Sri Lanka and exported to Doha, he said adding that Zam Gems has a total of 13 outlets – seven in Sri Lanka and six franchise shops overseas in Japan, Malaysia, the Maldives and in Qatar.


 
Top to the page  |  E-mail  |  views[1]
 
Other Financial Times Articles
> Large rupee depreciation not the best option for Sri Lanka, say economists
> Dissolution of CIMA Sri Lanka council challenged
> LIOC incurs heavy loss on petrol
> Finance Cos’ bailout deal before Cabinet
> New mobile operator clashes with TRC
> Hedging: AG’s advice sought
> ONGC Videsh–Sri Lanka revives oil deal
> Praying for peace? No, return of their deposits!
> Economists vs economists
> Postal Department inefficient, lacks competence- Minister
> On George Steuarts issues
> Dubai expats abandon cars at airport car park
> Virtusa supports schools in Gampaha District
> Japan welcomes efforts to re-activate 13th amendment
> Unilever Sri Lanka acquires Wonderlight trademark
> Seminar on global economic crisis
> 2007 cost of corruption to government Rs 322 bln
> Mind your own business
> Ayurveda 2009 exhibition and symposium
> Zam Gems to have chain of showrooms globally
> Ceylon Tea Trails clinches major global travel award
> JKH property sector hurt by Monarch project
> Walker Tours to grow domestic tourism to 15% of turnover by end-2010
> CB cuts rates on falling inflation
> Bank real interest rates negative vis-à-vis inflation
> US$ 1.4 million UN grant for ‘bankable’ slums in Sri Lanka
> Ferntea and the liquidation issue
> Online office offer from a Sri Lanka group
> Dialog helps IT Education of underprivileged children in Hatamuna
> Amunugama at The Business Club
> Hayleys AIG announces new MD/CEO
> Picture shows the presentation being made.
> Changing role of CFOs
> Inflation fall could be temporary
> Ceylinco Life launches ‘Life Insurance Week’ for 2nd time
> Ceylon Biscuits banks on strong growth in international sales

 

 
Reproduction of articles permitted when used without any alterations to contents and a link to the source page.
© Copyright 2008 | Wijeya Newspapers Ltd.Colombo. Sri Lanka. All Rights Reserved.| Site best viewed in IE ver 6.0 @ 1024 x 768 resolution