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In a recent interview, Mahindra & Mahindra's Auto Division CEO Nalinikanth Gollagunta shares insights on the company's growth strategy, addressing challenges in supply chains and the transition to electric vehicle.
Nalinikanth Gollagunta emphasised that the first six months were crucial for preparing the company for upcoming vehicle launches, ensuring that M&M could continue meeting demand while positioning itself for future growth. (Image source: Biospectrum)
Over a year ago, Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) revamped its leadership structure, creating a CEO position for its automotive business as it sharpened its focus on both its traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) SUV operations and its emerging electric SUV portfolio.
Nalinikanth Gollagunta, who was appointed CEO of M&M's Auto Division, took on this role during a pivotal period marked by both opportunities and challenges in India's automotive sector.
In an episode of Media Dialogues with Storyboard18, Gollagunta discussed his vision for driving accelerated growth for M&M’s iconic SUV brands. He highlighted key areas of focus, including maintaining brand momentum, overcoming supply chain challenges, and scaling up production.
Gollagunta emphasised that the first six months were crucial for preparing the company for upcoming vehicle launches, ensuring that M&M could continue meeting demand while positioning itself for future growth.
Under Gollagunta's leadership, M&M aims to navigate these complexities while enhancing its position in both the ICE and electric vehicle markets.
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