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Reliance Money small gold coin sale

New Delhi, Oct. 15

Reliance Money, part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, which forayed into retailing gold coins in May by introducing five and eight gram coins, has launched 0.5 and one gram gold coins. "Gold today is a costly metal with limited usage. We intend to change this by making pure gold available to a larger set of consumers by offering it at a convenient price point," Mr Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Director and Chief Executive Officer, Reliance Money said. The company will be selling the gold coins across all Reliance Money and Reliance World outlets, and also through its other channel partners. - Our Bureau

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