Tanishq, a jewellery brand from the Tata Group, plans to have 50 boutiques globally over the long term, said Kuruvilla Markose, the CEO of Titan Company which manages the brand business, as it opened a boutique here on Saturday. Currently, Titan has 13 boutiques in the international market and is constantly scouting for new sites to serve some 32 million global Indian diasporas, he said.
«Long-term plan is to have 50 boutiques globally, and the company is planning such retail outlets in the United Kingdom, Australia and Malaysia,» Markose said at the inauguration of the brand's first boutique in Singapore.
Indian High Commissioner to Singapore Dr.
Shilpak Ambule inaugurated the boutique in Singapore's Little India precinct, welcoming one of the renowned brands which will be entering the South East Asian markets through the city-state.
«As a true Tata brand, it lives the values of giving back, by protecting and promoting the ageless craftsmanship of Indian jewellery making,» said K V Rao, the Resident Director of ASEAN at Tata Sons.
«Tanishq in Singapore aims to delight the customers and the endless visitors from all over the world — to come, see, touch, feel and possess a piece of Tanishq, a treasure forever, also giving a testament to our designers and artisans behind this magic,» said Rao when asked about Tanishq's vision in the Lion City.
«We intend to cater to the diverse preferences of Singapore's residents, bringing a wide range of exquisite jewellery and at the same time, interesting designs in everyday wear,» Markrose said.
«With a firm commitment to quality, ethical sourcing, and a tailored retail experience, Tanishq is here to provide Singaporeans with jewellery that epitomises perfection,» he said.
«Tan