Nagesh Basavanhalli to step down as vice-chairman, Greaves Cotton

ETAuto Desk ETAuto Desk | 05-09 00:30

Prior to joining Greaves Cotton, Basavanhalli had stints at Daimler Chrysler (which later turned Chrysler, and FCA), Defiance Tech (now Hinduja Tech), and ATG (Alliance Tire Group).

Nagesh Basavanhalli, vice-chairman at Greaves Cotton, is learnt to be leaving the organisation. He has informed Greaves Cotton's Board of his 'intention to transition from his position as Non-executive Vice Chairman of the Company,' according to a company spokesperson.

He had joined the organisation as its MD and CEO six and a half years earlier. During this period, Greaves Cotton made some major moves to transform itself from being largely a diesel engine manufacturer, to a provider of multi-technology energy solutions. Acquisition of Ampere Vehicles to enter the electric vehicle (EV) space would be most significant.

A successor to Nagesh Basavanhalli Greaves Cotton is yet to be decided. Till then he will continue in his position of non-executive Vice-Chairman. According to the company spokesperson, the Board acknowledged Basavanhalli's ‘invaluable contributions’ and expresses gratitude for his ‘remarkable leadership in transforming Greaves into a forward-thinking organisation poised to seize new opportunities’.

Prior to joining Greaves Cotton, Basavanhalli had stints at Daimler Chrysler (which later turned Chrysler, and FCA), Defiance Tech (now Hinduja Tech), and ATG (Alliance Tire Group). During his stint at the Italian-American Fiat Chrysler, he also held the position of President and MD of FCA’s India operations.

Disclaimer: The copyright of this article belongs to the original author. Reposting this article is solely for the purpose of information dissemination and does not constitute any investment advice. If there is any infringement, please contact us immediately. We will make corrections or deletions as necessary. Thank you.


ALSO READ

Ola Electric responds to ARAI notice, says prices of S1 X 2 kWh scooter unchanged

Ola Electric provided an invoice dated October 6, showing a INR 5,000 discount given to customers, a...

Hyundai Motor IPO’s off to a slow start

Around 35% of the total shares in the offering are reserved for retail investors, while QIBs and NII...

Under fire, Ola Electric taps EY India to get back on track

Close to a dozen executives from EY came on-board at Ola Electric a few weeks ago on deputation for ...

Tata Motors secures 5-star BNCAP safety ratings for Nexon, Curvv, and EV models in latest crash tests

Tata Curvv.EV BNCAP testTata Motors did it again! Tata Motors has once again secured 5 star rating i...

India needs to step up manufacturing to meet Viksit Bharat goal: Volvo Grp India MD

Volvo Group India Managing Director and President, Kamal Bali. The manufacturing sector is a weak li...

Dollar pullback to help Indian rupee, weak risk appetite to weigh

Investors are now nearly certain that the U.S. Federal Reserve will deliver a 25-basis-point rate cu...