A complete operating system around your jewellery business.
You bring local judgement, client relationships and daily leadership. May And Co brings the brand, the assortment logic, the operating discipline and the launch structure.
Two things decide whether a gold business survives.
Gold retail rewards two things above all: inventory that people actually want, and controls tight enough that the inventory is still there next month. Most independents get the first right and the second wrong.
A May And Co unit opens with an assortment planned for its location, a point of sale that records every movement at item level, weighing controls, secure storage, and a replenishment rhythm set by what sells rather than by what was ordered last time.
What arrives with the brand.
Modern retail intelligence
Data-backed staffing, peak-hour analysis and buying pattern insight.
Real-time customer insight
What is being asked for, tried on, and returned for.
Integrated signage and marketing
The same message, correctly rendered, in every unit.
Franchise performance dashboard
Sales, inventory turns, fast-moving designs and replenishment cycles — visible to you and to the parent.
The majority of every investment stays in sellable jewellery.
Between seventy and eighty per cent of the core investment is planned for opening inventory, depending on format. That is the single most important thing a partner should understand: the majority of what you put in remains an asset you own.
The remainder covers fit-out, systems, launch and contingency. Final figures are confirmed only after site feasibility, mall requirements, approved bill of quantities and assortment planning — and are issued to you in a written commercial schedule before any commitment.
70%
of core investment held in sellable inventory
75%
of core investment held in sellable inventory
80%
of core investment held in sellable inventory
The opportunity is a business, not an allocation.
No territory is available in any market today. We would rather have the conversation early than allocate something we cannot yet grant.