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Gold Souk plans jewellery malls

CHENNAI: The Delhi-based Aerens Goldsouk International plans to open ten jewellery malls across the country in the next five years in two phases, Amit Gupta, Vice Chairman, saidtold newspersons here. Each mall would cost Rs. 35-40 crores besides land cost. The first mall, being located at Gurgaon would showcase the best of Indian and international jewellery and would be operational from September 2004.

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