Hero MotoCorp chief executive Niranjan Gupta will resign on April 30, the auto giant informed the exchanges today (1 February)

(Reuters) -Top Indian two-wheeler manufacturer Hero MotoCorp said on Friday its CEO Niranjan Gupta would step down, a little over two years since his appointment. The company named insider Vikram Kasbekar as its acting CEO until the 'Splendor' motorcycle manufacturer finds a permanent replacement.

Hero MotoCorp CEO Niranjan Gupta is stepping down from his role “to pursue other opportunities,” India's largest two-wheeler manufacturer announced

Hero MotoCorp on Friday announced that its Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Niranjan Gupta is stepping down with effect from April 30 as he has decided to "pursue other opportunities". Gupta's tenure was exactly two years. The company's Executive Director (Operations) Vikram Kasbekar has been appointed as the acting CEO with effect from May 1.

Gupta, who became CEO in 2023, joined Hero MotoCorp in 2017 as CFO. Kasbekar, an industry veteran with over five decades of experience in research and development, operations, supply chain, and engineering,

Hero MotoCorp Ltd. said on Friday that its Chief Executive Officer Niranjan and Executive Director Vikram Kasbekar will replace him as acting CEO.

Niranjan Gupta said 'Being part of Hero MotoCorp’s journey has been an incredibly rewarding experience. I am grateful to Dr. Munjal and the Board of Directors for the privilege of leading this remarka

Hero MotoCorp announces CEO transition, new appointments in senior management, and focus on EV & emerging mobility business unit.