Chairman Dheeraj Hinduja, who had donned the executive hat in the intervening period between previous top executive Vinod Dasari’s exit and Sondhi’s appointment, will again step into an executive role.
Sondhi “has expressed his intention to devote more time to take care of certain personal and family commitments in the post-COVID pandemic situation, that require his extended presence in New Delhi,” read a statement from the Hinduja-Group flagship company.
Prior to this, Sondhi was the managing director and chief executive of the Indian arm of construction equipment manufacturer JCB.
Vipin Sondhi’s exit comes at a time when the commercial vehicles (CV) industry is still under pressure from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Ashok Leyland, the number-two CV maker in India, has been particularly affected as sales of buses, one of its strong areas, remain the most-affected.
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