India International Bullion Summit (IIBS): A Landmark Gathering of 400+ Leaders from the Bullion and Jewellery Industry
A Power-Packed Gathering of India’s Bullion and Jewellery Industry: Highlights from the IIBS Delegate Participation
The recently released Delegate List for IIBS (India International Bullion Summit) reflects the sheer scale, diversity, and influence of participants from across the bullion, jewellery, refining, banking, logistics, fintech, and commodity trading ecosystem. With 400+ registered delegates, the event stands out as one of the most comprehensive industry gatherings in recent times.
The participation underscores the growing importance of structured dialogue, policy engagement, and collaboration within India’s precious metals market.
Strong Representation Across the Bullion Value Chain
The delegate list showcases participation from every major segment of the bullion and jewellery ecosystem, including:
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Gold and silver bullion traders
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Jewellery manufacturers and retailers
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Refiners and recyclers
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Importers and exporters
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Banks, NBFCs, and commodity finance firms
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Exchanges, brokers, and asset management companies
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Logistics, vaulting, and compliance service providers
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Media, research, and advisory firms
This wide-ranging presence highlights the interconnected nature of the bullion industry and the need for collective discussions on regulation, transparency, risk management, and growth opportunities.
Participation from Leading Industry Names
Several well-known and respected organisations are represented in the delegate list, including:
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Leading bullion houses and refineries
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Prominent jewellery brands from across India
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International trading firms and global exchanges
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Financial institutions and government-linked entities
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Research bodies and academic institutions
The presence of CXOs, promoters, directors, and senior leadership reflects the strategic importance of the summit for decision-makers in the industry.
Nationwide and Global Footprint
Delegates have registered from across India, covering major bullion and jewellery hubs such as Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Chennai, Coimbatore, Bengaluru, Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Kerala.
In addition, the participation of international firms and overseas market players highlights India’s growing relevance in the global bullion trade and its integration with international precious metals markets.
Platform for Policy, Innovation, and Market Development
With such a strong and diverse delegate base, IIBS serves as a crucial platform for:
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Discussions on bullion policy reforms
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India’s role in global gold and silver markets
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Development of bullion exchanges and spot markets
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Responsible sourcing, refining, and recycling
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Digital gold, fintech innovation, and investor access
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Risk management, hedging, and price discovery
The participation of regulatory experts, legal professionals, and compliance specialists further strengthens the quality of dialogue expected at the summit.
Significance for the Indian Bullion Ecosystem
The scale of delegate participation clearly signals:
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Growing institutional interest in bullion markets
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Increased focus on transparency and formalization
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Alignment between traditional jewellers and modern financial markets
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Rising collaboration between domestic and international players
Such engagement is critical as India continues to position itself as a global bullion hub, supported by policy initiatives, infrastructure development, and market reforms.
Conclusion
The IIBS delegate list is more than just a registration record—it is a reflection of the confidence, commitment, and collective vision of India’s bullion and jewellery industry. With participation spanning the entire value chain and strong leadership presence, the summit is poised to play a meaningful role in shaping the future of bullion markets in India.
As the industry evolves, platforms like IIBS will remain essential for knowledge sharing, networking, and driving sustainable growth.
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