Imperial Auto appoints Vikram Wagh as CEO to lead future growth
With decent automotive experience, Wagh will drive strategic expansion and innovation at Imperial Auto, continuing its focus on fluid transmission solutions for global markets.
Vikram Wagh brings over two decades of experience in the global automotive industry, having held leadership roles at Mahindra and JCB. Most recently, he led the Farm Division at Mahindra, the world’s largest tractor manufacturer, and previously served as Managing Director for SE Asia at JCB.
Tarun Lamba, Promoter and Director of Imperial Auto, stated, “Over the past three decades, it has been my privilege to be part of Imperial Auto’s growth as a global player in fluid transmission solutions. The time is now right to bring in a leader who can take our vision forward. Vikram’s industry knowledge and operational expertise make him the ideal choice to lead Imperial Auto into its next chapter. I will work closely with Vikram to ensure a smooth transition.”
Vikram Wagh, the incoming CEO, said, “I am honored to join Imperial Auto, a company with a strong commitment to quality and customer service. Tarun’s leadership has built a solid foundation, and I am excited to work with the talented team at Imperial Auto to continue driving growth in an evolving automotive and industrial landscape.”
Imperial Auto, founded in 1969 by Jagjit Singh and S. B. Sardana, is headquartered in Faridabad, India. The company is a global manufacturer of fluid transmission products and solutions for the automotive and industrial sectors. In 2022, Warburg Pincus, a global private equity fund, invested in Imperial Auto to support its future growth.
The company serves a diverse portfolio of OEMs across both domestic and export markets, focusing on quality, reliability, and sustainability. Imperial Auto operates more than 20 manufacturing facilities worldwide, supported by a dedicated R&D team driving innovation in fluid transmission technology.
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