Monday, 15 June 2015

Rajesh Exports – On a skyward journey

Effective are not the ones who long for it throughout the day, however the ones who long for it, work towards accomplishing it and don't rest until they have got what they set out for in the lead position. Rajesh Exports' example of overcoming adversity is a reasonable impression of this ideal model. Begun as a little time gems supplying organization, Rajesh Exports, under the regarded aegis of Chairman Mr. Rajesh Mehta has thrived magnificently. Since its beginning, the organization has been taking after a direction that has driven it to unparalleled statures. 

Rajesh Export's net benefit in its final quarter came to Rs 205 crore, a three- fold increment. The organization which was begun with a capital of 1200 saw its turnover touching Rs. 50000 crores in FY 14-15. 
Enduring determination and diligent work were a couple of the ideals that Rajesh Mehta had acquired as a legacy. From buying silver adornments in Chennai to offering it in Gujarat, Rajesh Mehta and his organization have progress beyond anyone's expectations. Much to be credited for this achievement is a dream that was unselfish and enhanced subsequent to the starting. It is this enchanting vision that is rising above Rajesh Exports to another zenith. 
With a perspective to build up an a dependable balance in the worldwide business sector, Rajesh Exports has wanted to make its auxiliaries. This will render the organization a much productive business development. Additionally, the organization has as of late made another benchmark by stowing a fare request for planner gems and emblems worth 1152 crore from AL Malek, UAE. These variables have to a great extent contributed in making Rajesh Exports Limited an organization that is becoming exponentially and all inclusive.

Rajesh Exports gains on huge export order

Shares of were up over 3% at Rs 235 after the company said it has received a huge export order from the Middle-East.



The export order worth Rs 1,302 crore is for the designer range of gold and diamond studded jewellery and medallions from M/s Al Jameelat Jewellery, UAE, the company said in a release.

The order will be executed at the company's manufacturing facility at Bangalore which has an installed capacity to process 250 tons of jewellery per annum, the release added.

The stock opened at Rs 227 and touched a high of Rs 238. At 1:35PM, over 630,000 shares were traded on both the stock exchanges.