Major Changes Loom for Jewelry Gold as Industry Prepares for New Regulations
CafeF • 05/30/2026
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Summary
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According to a draft of the new decree, the production, processing, and trading of gold jewelry and art will officially no longer be considered a conditional business sector. As a result, from July 1, businesses operating in this field will no longer need to obtain a separate license.
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Background & Analysis Scope
- Changes to business regulations for gold jewelry and handicrafts
- Will have an impact on the gold market and businesses operating in this field
Impact mechanism
Expectation
- Cash Flow — Valuation:
- There will be cash flow into businesses operating in the gold jewelry and handicrafts field due to no need for a license, thus affecting the value of these businesses.
- Certainty of News:
- The certainty of news is high, as the draft decree has been published and will take effect from July 1.
- Industry/Stock Group Benefiting or Under Pressure:
- Benefiting:
- Businesses operating in the gold jewelry and handicrafts field such as Doji, PNJ, SJS...
- Under Pressure:
- Businesses operating in other fields may be affected by the increase in cash flow into the gold jewelry and handicrafts field.
Risks to watch
- Risk of rapid growth in cash flow into the gold jewelry and handicrafts field
- Risk of increased competition in this field
- Short-term Timeframe:
- In the short term, there will be an increase in cash flow into the gold jewelry and handicrafts field
- In the long term, there will be changes to regulations and the business environment in this field.
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According to the draft of the new decree, the production, processing, and business of buying and selling gold jewelry and decorative items will no longer be considered a conditional business. As a result, from July 1, businesses operating in this field will no longer need to obtain a sub-license.