September 5–9, 2025
Hall 3.1 · Booth 278 · Vicenza, Italy
September 15–19, 2025
Hall 7 · Booth 7P02 · Hong Kong
September 17, 2025
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC)
Nurturing Nature, Empowering Society.
Guided by the vision of our Founder & Chairman, Mr. Savji Dholakia, we embrace sustainability as a way of life. With a strong commitment to environmental conservation and social welfare, we continue to safeguard Mother Earth while uplifting the communities around us; building a future where growth and responsibility go hand in hand.
Hari Krishna Exports employs people from outside the industry to improve the economic situation of an increasing number of individuals. We provide professional training and base salary to help them rise above poverty.
Food distribution campaigns are organised to mark every stakeholder’s birthday or occasion, ensuring nutritious meals reach those in need.
Annual Blood Donation Drives contribute thousands of blood units across India. Wellness is promoted through Yoga Day and other health-focused events.
Children receive uniforms, textbooks, and fee assistance, ensuring dignified and consistent school attendance.
Breaking stereotypes by increasing women's participation in diamond manufacturing and promoting equal opportunities.
Rejuvenated water bodies conserve 36+ billion liters, raising water tables and tripling annual crop yields for farmers.
Manufacturing units in Surat are powered by solar energy, fostering sustainability and renewable energy adoption.
Believing in people-driven growth, HK Exports offers the highest wages in the industry.
Leveraging AI and state-of-the-art facilities, HK Exports operates the world’s largest diamond manufacturing unit.
Embracing diversity, HK Exports employs people from a wide range of backgrounds, providing equal opportunities for all.
Kisna Diamond Marathon supports the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, encouraging sustainable communities.
Responsible sourcing of conflict-free diamonds and ongoing tree plantation and water body rejuvenation.
Extensive plantation and solar energy initiatives generate over 1.21 million kWh annually.
164+ rejuvenated water bodies restore aquatic ecosystems and enhance marine biodiversity.
Over 3.6 million trees planted across Gujarat, restoring biodiversity and protecting endangered flora.
A culture of respect and care, with annual honouring of employees’ parents and equal treatment for all.
Collaborating with UN and government bodies, sharing expertise and resources to advance the SDGs.
TOWARDS BETTER FUTURE
MISSION RIVER
We Won the Battle Against Water Scarcity
Our philanthropic arm, Dholakia Foundation, has played a pivotal role in combating water scarcity in drought-prone regions of Gujarat. With the support of many, we have rejuvenated over 164 water bodies under our Mission River, conserving more than 36 billion litres of water and forming the Panch Ganga Triveni Sangam. This initiative has empowered farmers to resume agriculture in areas where cultivation was once difficult, or even impossible, due to the lack of water.
The inauguration of key water bodies like Bharat Mata Sarovar by our Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has brought life-changing relief to over 300,000 farmers, providing a reliable and sustained water supply for their crops.
Yet, our journey continues. We remain steadfast through our Mission River, to ensure water security and long-term sustainability, working toward an India free from water scarcity.
MISSION 102030
A Promise to grow 10 Million Trees by 2030
Dholakia Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Hari Krishna Exports, is leading India’s green movement through Mission102030, a pledge to plant 10 million trees by 2030. Guided by the principle “right tree, right place, right community, for the right reasons”, this initiative enriches biodiversity, restores ecosystems, and combats climate change.
We make it personal by planting a tree on every stakeholder’s birthday and for every visit to our trade show booths, turning interactions into lasting legacies for the planet.
Through Mission102030, we aim to expand forest canopies, revive degraded lands, and build climate resilience for future generations, cultivating not just forests but a future rooted in hope and harmony.
