Napino Auto and Electronics Appoints Vikrant Sharma as Dual Chief Business and Strategy Head
The executive takes charge of group-level corporate development and market expansion to strengthen the manufacturer's position in the automotive electronics sector.
Napino Auto and Electronics Limited has appointed Vikrant Sharma as its new Chief Business Officer and Group Chief Strategy Officer. The executive transitions to the manufacturing enterprise to lead dual corporate mandates focused on scaling long-term industrial operations and steering next-generation commercial frameworks.
In his new capacity, Sharma will take charge of comprehensive group-level strategy programs, direct business development divisions, and manage joint ventures and strategic institutional partnerships. His operational portfolio is specifically designed to support the organization's broader business expansion blueprints and consolidate its market leadership within the highly competitive automotive electronics and component ecosystems.
Prior to joining Napino, Sharma's corporate background includes managing commercial growth, strategic planning, and market penetration portfolios for several prominent engineering enterprises. He previously held leadership positions at Eastman Auto and Power Limited, Spark Minda, and Steel Strips Wheels Limited.
Company officials indicate that his addition to the executive leadership team will help navigate ongoing multi-dimensional technology transformations and maximize enterprise value across the company's manufacturing footprint.
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05 Jun 2026
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