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Mergers & Acquisitions Web Extras - Gems & Jewellery Gitanjali USA buys 70% stake in Tri-Star Our Bureau
Tri-Star is a BHP Billiton sightholder and a CanadaMark licensee. This means that the company has the right to directly purchase rough diamonds from the Australian miner BHP Billiton. The new arrangement will create an opportunity for marketing Tri-Star's Canadia diamond brand through Gitanjali's existing customer base of 1,200 independent retail jewellers. "The Tri-Star venture is an ideal fit for Gitanjali and is consistent with our downstream strategy. Our group will enhance the Canadia model and enable it to reach new heights," said Mr Mehul Choksi, Chairman, Gitanjali Gems. "We are going to invest $5 million in Tri-Star this year and are projecting a top line of $20 million this year," said Mr Choksi.
In December 2006, Gitanjali had acquired majority interest in Texas-based retailer Samuels Jewellers.
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