Veteran Finance Executive Dinesh Kumar Gandhi Joins JSW MG Motor as Deputy CFO

Finance veteran Dinesh Kumar Gandhi has joined JSW MG Motor India as Deputy CFO after over two decades at Maruti Suzuki.

21 Sep 2025 | 4605 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

After more than two decades of service at Maruti Suzuki, finance veteran Dinesh Kumar Gandhi has joined JSW MG Motor India as its new Deputy Chief Financial Officer, according to his LinkedIn post.

Gandhi expressed his gratitude to his colleagues, mentors, and the entire Maruti Suzuki family, citing the opportunities, challenges, and friendships that shaped his growth during his long tenure. In his post, he described the shift as “a new chapter” in his professional journey.

At JSW MG Motor, his remit will likely include overseeing financial operations, contributing to strategic planning, and helping the company navigate its growth in India’s rapidly changing automotive and electric mobility sector. JSW MG has been scaling up its EV offerings and expanding its footprint, making strong financial leadership a critical requirement.

Gandhi’s experience at Maruti Suzuki, one of India’s largest automobile manufacturers, positions him well for this role. His deep expertise in automobile finance, cost management, and regulatory compliance is expected to be a valuable asset for JSW MG, which is pushing to carve out a larger share of the EV market.

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