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Aditya Singh Discusses Tanishq's Growth in the UAE: Building Gold, Trust, and Elegance

Aditya Singh, the Head of International Jewellery Business at Titan Company Ltd, discusses strategies on how Tanishq combines aesthetic creativity with financial management, adjusts to evolving consumer preferences, and plans for lasting prosperity in one of the globe's most fierce luxury...

Tanishq's growth in the UAE under Aditya Singh's guidance: Fabricating gold, building trust, and...
Tanishq's growth in the UAE under Aditya Singh's guidance: Fabricating gold, building trust, and exuding luxury

Aditya Singh Discusses Tanishq's Growth in the UAE: Building Gold, Trust, and Elegance

Tanishq Thrives in UAE's Luxury Market with Hybrid Approach

Tanishq, a renowned name in the jewellery industry, has found success in the UAE's competitive luxury market through a unique blend of traditional craftsmanship, design innovation, and deep cultural understanding. The brand's long-term success is underpinned by strategic adaptations to local consumer preferences, particularly among the large expatriate South Asian community who value gold as both adornment and financial security.

To maintain profitability amidst volatile gold prices, currency shifts, and demand cycles, Tanishq employs several strategies. These include gold exchange programs and tailored collections, smaller, cost-efficient store formats, product mix adjustments, leveraging gold's dual role as an emotional and investment asset, and strategic global expansion.

Gold exchange programs and tailored collections help balance consumer demand with inventory management, allowing the brand to respond agilely to gold price fluctuations and customer preferences across the UAE’s diverse markets. Smaller, cost-efficient store formats, such as ateliers, reduce real estate and logistics costs while offering immersive luxury experiences that appeal to consumers seeking both trust and artistry.

Focusing on lighter-weight jewellery targets price-sensitive segments and helps maintain volume turnover despite gold price volatility. By positioning jewellery as both an emotional and investment asset, Tanishq secures steady demand even during uncertain economic phases, especially relevant in the UAE’s expatriate population familiar with gold’s traditional value.

Strategic global expansion through Tanishq's parent company, the Tata Group, ensures brand visibility and diversified market exposure, cushioning risks associated with any single geographic currency or demand cycle.

Investments in original design, ethical sourcing, precision manufacturing, and stringent quality control set Tanishq apart from competitors. The brand differentiates itself through trust, craftsmanship, and the ability to serve multiple cultural segments.

Selling jewellery online can have higher costs, including secure shipping, higher returns, and robust trust-building. However, the online channel serves as a powerful discovery and research tool, driving customers to physical stores. Two similar-looking pieces may have different prices due to design complexity, stone quality, craftsmanship, and brand assurance.

The UAE's long-term appeal is due to its position as a global luxury hub, tax advantages, and diverse, affluent population. Tanishq can be viewed on HiDubai, making it easily accessible to this affluent market.

In conclusion, Tanishq's long-term principles of adaptability, authenticity, and innovation have enabled the brand not only to sustain profitability but also to reinforce its brand equity and growth in the UAE’s luxury jewellery segment despite economic volatility.

  1. Tanishq's unique approach, blending traditional craftsmanship with design innovation and deep cultural understanding, has led to success in UAE's luxury market, especially appealing to the South Asian community who view gold as both adornment and investment.
  2. To maintain profitability, Tanishq employs strategies like gold exchange programs, tailored collections, and strategic global expansion, leveraging gold's dual role as an emotional and financial asset.
  3. By focusing on lighter-weight jewellery and maintaining a diverse product portfolio, Tanishq caters to price-sensitive segments and ensures steady demand during economic uncertainties.
  4. Online sales serve as a powerful research tool for customers, driving them to physical stores where they can experience the brand's craftsmanship and brand assurance firsthand.
  5. The UAE's position as a global luxury hub, affluent population, and tax advantages make it an attractive market for Tanishq, which can be easily accessed by potential customers via platforms like HiDubai.

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