Malabar Gold to open two new Saudi stores

The new showroom in Jeddah is the brand’s second showroom in Al-Balad’s gold market and the third in Jeddah.
Updated 04 February 2019
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Malabar Gold to open two new Saudi stores

Indian jewelry retailer Malabar Gold & Diamonds will inaugurate this week two new stores in the Kingdom.

The company’s 13th Saudi showroom will open on Wednesday at 5 p.m. in Jeddah’s Al-Balad district while the 14th showroom in the Kingdom will be inaugurated on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Madinah.

The new showroom in Jeddah is the brand’s second showroom in Al-Balad’s gold market and the third in Jeddah. Malabar Gold & Diamonds also operates in Lulu Hypermarket in the city’s Amir Fawaz district.

The brand, which has a showroom in Makkah, is all set to open its first store in the holy city of Madinah. It is located near Gate No.17 of the Prophet’s Mosque.

Both outlets will unveil a significantly large collection of traditional as well as contemporary designer jewelry in 18-carat, 22-carat and 24-carat gold, alongside diamond, uncut diamond and precious gem jewelry.

To celebrate the launch of the two new stores, Malabar Gold has announced a number of inaugural offers. Customers will receive a 1-gram cold coin on diamond jewelry purchases of SR3,000 ($800). They can also avail a zero deduction exchange offer on a 22-carat old gold exchange. These offers are valid only at the two new stores until Feb. 23.

The jeweler’s exclusive brands include: Ethnix — handcrafted designer jewelry; Era — uncut diamond jewelry; Mine — diamonds unlimited; Divine — Indian heritage jewelry, Precia — gem jewelry; and Starlet — children’s jewelry.

Malabar Gold has a strong retail network of 250 outlets spread across 10 countries.

It is the flagship company of Malabar Group, a diversified Indian business conglomerate.

Established in 1993 in the Indian state of Kerala, Malabar Gold & Diamonds today has an annual turnover of $4.51 billion and the company currently ranks No.1 among the largest jewelry retailers globally.


LuLu expands specialty coffee footprint in KSA with Sulalat

Updated 24 January 2026
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LuLu expands specialty coffee footprint in KSA with Sulalat

LuLu Group has signed a landmark MoU with Sulalat Coffee during the 5th edition of World of Coffee Dubai trade show. This exclusive retail partnership is designed to enhance the specialty coffee offerings across LuLu Hypermarkets in Saudi Arabia, meeting the growing demand for premium coffee experiences within the region.
The agreement was signed by Mohamed Haris, director, Saudi Arabia, LuLu Group, and Abdulelah Al-Murqi, marketing director, Sulalat Coffee. Through this collaboration, LuLu Group will provide a dedicated platform for Sulalat’s specialty-grade beans, which are globally sourced and roasted in Riyadh. This initiative ensures that world-class coffee quality, previously reserved for niche aficionados, is now readily accessible to coffee lovers throughout the Kingdom.
By partnering with Sulalat Coffee, LuLu Group is integrating artisanal expertise with large-scale retail excellence. Sulalat has been a pioneer in the specialty coffee movement in the region, and this partnership allows LuLu to showcase unique varieties and professional-grade roasting. The collaboration reflects a shared vision to celebrate the thriving local coffee culture and deliver an unparalleled selection of premium products to everyday consumers.
In alignment with Saudi Vision 2030, this partnership reinforces LuLu Group’s commitment to empowering homegrown brands and fostering economic diversification within the Kingdom. By providing a global stage for local excellence at events like World of Coffee Dubai, LuLu continues to support the growth of a vibrant private sector and a sustainable retail ecosystem.
As the premier platform for the industry, World of Coffee Dubai 2026 highlights the rapid growth and innovation within the regional coffee scene. With the event attracting more than 17,000 visitors and hundreds of global exhibitors, it provides a vital stage for industry leaders to connect.