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Jewellery and watch firms top performers in India’s luxury space

India has bounced back and is confidently growing in the luxury markets as other BRIC countries struggle to gather pace, says Deloitte’s annual Global Powers of Luxury Goods report. By the end of last fiscal, world’s 100 largest luxury goods companies had generated sales of USD214.2 billion despite currency headwinds and intense technological disruption. Developed economies like the US and Europe appear to be on the rebound, thus, boosting the purchasing power of upscale customers.

The Indian economy, too, is recovering from its slump. Jewellery and watch companies are top performers, producing the second-largest share of the luxury goods sale. Companies like Titan, Gitanjali Gems and PC Jeweller all make the cut as newcomers in the Deloitte’s top 100 luxury brands.