Named Companies of Surat

India's largest diamond exporter by value in 2024-25, with a share of about 10.87% of the country's diamond exports.

Held about 5.72% of India's diamond exports in 2024-25. The Kiran Group has offices, trading and manufacturing units in Mumbai, Surat, the UAE and the USA.

About 4.42% of India's diamond exports in 2024-25, with marketing networks in India, Hong Kong, Belgium and the USA.

Founded in 1992 by Savji Dholakia. Operates a 45-acre manufacturing unit in Surat with over 10,000 workers and distributes to more than 110 countries.

Held about 3.30% of India's diamond exports in 2024-25.

Held about 3.20% of India's diamond exports in 2024-25.

Held about 1.92% of India's diamond exports in 2024-25.

Part of the international Rosy Blue group, with diamond manufacturing operations in Surat.

Established in 1986 and a De Beers DTC sightholder, with manufacturing in Gujarat.

A long-established Indian polished diamond exporter recognised in the GJEPC export awards.

Established in 1981, with a corporate office in Mumbai and a factory in Surat.

Recognised as a leading non-sightholder exporter of polished diamonds in the GJEPC awards.

A Surat-based polished diamond manufacturer and exporter.

An Indian diamond company with international offices in the USA, Bangkok, Dubai and Shanghai.

A leading exporter of diamond and gemstone-set jewellery from an export zone.

The jewellery arm associated with the Kiran group.

A long-standing Surat diamond house handling polished stones across a wide size range.

A grading laboratory rather than a manufacturer, and one of the largest single names in India's diamond trade flows.

Runs a CVD growing facility in Surat on solar power, employing over 2,000 people, headed by brothers Smit and Sanket Patel.

Established in 2013 and based at Katargam, Surat. Grows Type IIA CVD diamonds and has been expanding its reactor base substantially.

A family-managed lab-grown producer whose research work helped bring reactor assembly and fabrication into India.

Launched CVD diamond growing systems developed in collaboration with Fricke und Mallah Microwave Technology GmbH.

An Indian lab-grown diamond brand operating in the retail and supply market.

A notable Indian lab-grown manufacturing name producing by HPHT and CVD routes.

Produces HPHT lab-grown diamonds across a range of shapes.

Produces lab-grown diamonds and finished jewellery for modern buyers.

A family-owned textile processing mill founded in Surat in 1990 at Plot 76, GIDC Pandesara, working in dyeing, printing, digital printing and export of sarees, lehengas, dress materials and kurtis.

A process house at Plot 285-286, Road No. 2, GIDC Sachin, specialising in dyeing and printing of polyester, viscose and man-made fibre fabrics, with over 500 staff.

A dyeing and printing mill at Jolwa on the Surat-Bardoli road, Palsana.

A textile processing company operating in the Pandesara industrial area.

One of the best-known saree brands to come out of Surat's synthetic textile industry.

A family clothing house in Surat selling Indian ethnic wear since 1984.

A GIDC Sachin manufacturer and exporter of dyeing machines, jet dyeing machines and related process equipment.

A Ring Road saree house working on catalog-based wholesale ordering for retailers and distributors.

Manufactures fancy printed sarees and plain synthetic fabric from the Textile Market on Ring Road.

A saree manufacturer at Shree Kuberji Textile Park near Belgium Square, Sahara Darwaja.

A Ring Road dress material and saree wholesaler also dealing in kurtis and readymade garments.

A Ring Road saree wholesaler with a wide range and a large buyer base.

Based in Silk City Textile Market, making designer and embroidered sarees and dresses.

A manufacturer, supplier and wholesaler of fancy and designer sarees.

A manufacturer of ladies kurtis, chikan kurtis and designer ethnic wear.

Trading since 1977 in printed dyed sarees, dyed designer sarees and plain dyed sarees.

A Millennium Textile Market house selling wedding, designer, party wear and bridal sarees.

An Annapurna Textile Market wholesaler selling sarees and dress material.

A Surat saree company listed among the city's textile businesses.

Established in 1899 at Chauta Bazaar and now run by the third, fourth and fifth generations of the family. The ghari was first made with sooji and later changed to milk solids.

A Surat sweet house at Station Square Complex opposite the railway station, known for ghari, sutarfeni, ice halva and mava sweets.

A sweet house on Ghod Dod Road at Parle Point, Athwa, with year-round demand for ghari and kaju sweets.

Started as a small shop in Nanpura by Kishanchand Gyanchand Ahuja and now runs four branches across the city.

On New Rander Road at Adajan Patiya, known for its tirangi mithai and dry fruit sweets.

A Surat sweet shop known for its Bengali and milk sweets.

One of the best-known locho and khaman addresses in the city.

A long-running locho and khaman house in Surat.

A locho stall regularly named among the city's best.

A khaman and locho house among the city's most mentioned food stops.

A khaman and locho address in Surat.

One of the most recognised Surat farsan brands, with bhusu, packaged namkeen and festive products.

The Dumas road bhajiya stalls, best known for tameta na bhajiya.

A Surat cold coco counter with a long-standing local following.

A Surat kulfi counter known for mawa kulfi.

The Bhagal area is the traditional home of Surti khaja.

The district milk union, one of the unions that manufacture dairy products for the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation, marketers of Amul. It runs the Sumul Food Factory at Chalthan, Palsana.

Formed in 1956 at Baben-Bardoli, after which the whole of Surat district gradually became a sugar belt. It describes itself as Asia's largest crushing-capacity co-operative sugar factory.

One of the district's long-established co-operative industrial societies.

A farmers' co-operative ginning and pressing society in Surat district.