Rajesh Exports Limited, the Bengaluru-based gold processing giant, handles over 150 tonnes of gold every month and has become India’s largest precious metals company. Founded by Rajesh Mehta in 1995, this company now boasts a market cap of ₹1.2 lakh crore in 2026, making it a serious player in global gold markets yaar.
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Tech-Powered Gold Refining Operations
The company’s main facility in Bengaluru uses advanced Swiss technology for gold refining and processing. Their automated systems can process up to 400 tonnes of gold annually, which is honestly quite impressive for an Indian company.
Rajesh Exports operates three major refineries – two in Bengaluru and one in Cochin. The Bengaluru units alone employ over 2,500 people and run 24×7 operations. Matlab, they’re literally working round the clock to meet global demand.
Global Export Network Spanning 45+ Countries
Arre bhai, this company exports to more than 45 countries including UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong, and European markets. In 2025-26, their export revenue crossed ₹85,000 crore, making them one of India’s top exporters.
- Primary markets: Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Switzerland
- Secondary markets: USA, UK, Germany, Australia
- Emerging markets: Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam
- Annual export volume: 350+ tonnes of gold
Their Dubai office serves as the Middle East hub, while the Singapore branch handles Southeast Asian operations. Smart strategy honestly.
Digital Technology Integration in Gold Trading
In 2026, Rajesh Exports launched their proprietary blockchain-based gold tracking system called ‘GoldChain’. This platform tracks every gram of gold from source to final customer, ensuring complete transparency in the supply chain.
They’ve also integrated AI-powered quality assessment tools in their refineries. These systems can detect gold purity levels within 0.01% accuracy, which is better than traditional testing methods yaar.
The company’s mobile app ‘REL Trade’ allows B2B customers to place orders, track shipments, and manage payments digitally. Over 1,200 dealers across India use this platform daily for gold procurement.
Financial Performance and Market Position
Rajesh Exports reported revenue of ₹1,15,000 crore in FY 2025-26, with net profit margins of 3.2%. While margins seem low, the sheer volume makes it incredibly profitable matlab huge absolute profits.
The company’s stock trades on BSE and NSE, currently priced around ₹285 per share. Institutional investors like LIC and SBI Mutual Fund hold significant stakes in the company.
Their working capital requirement is massive – around ₹8,000 crore at any given time, mostly for gold inventory. Banks like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank provide credit facilities for their operations.
Mujhe lagta hai Rajesh Exports has built something truly impressive here. From a small Bengaluru startup to India’s gold processing champion, they’ve shown how technology and scale can transform traditional businesses. The blockchain integration and AI-powered quality systems prove they’re not just about volume but also innovation yaar.