Lumax Industries appoints Raju B Ketkale as new CEO

Online Bureau Online Bureau | 06-11 16:30

Raju B Ketkale
New Delhi: Raju B Ketkale, Executive Director, will take over charge as CEO of Lumax Industries Limited, a leading Tier-1 automotive lighting system and component manufacturer of the Lumax-DK Jain Group. He succeeds Vishnu Johri whose tenure will conclude on June 30, 2024. Johri has decided to move on for personal reasons.

“We thank Vishnu Johri for his leadership to the organisation and wish him well, for all his future endeavours,” the company said in a media release.

Ketkale is a senior industry veteran with over 3 decades of experience having held various strategic positions in his career at Toyota Kirloskar Motors (TKML), including Executive Vice President-Manufacturing and Board Member.

He joined Lumax Group in October 2023 as Executive Director of Manufacturing and Corporate Function. “ Ketkale is already hands-on with the organisation’s operations and we look forward to his leadership,” the company said.

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