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    Bajaj Electricals exec chairman Shekhar Bajaj to become non-executive board member from January

    Bajaj Electricals executive chairman Shekhar Bajaj will step down from his current role by the end of 2026 after leading the company for four decades. He will transition to a non-executive board position from January 1, 2027, subject to shareholder approval. The move is part of the company’s shift towards a professionally managed, board-led governance model, it said.

    Tractor demand drying to likely 3-year low at arid farms

    Tractor sales are projected to fall by up to 10% year-on-year, while vehicle dealers in some markets are also seeing sharp declines in sales of entry-level cars and two-wheelers. Tractor sales were up 8% to 610,000 units in the first half of the current year from a year-ago period, according to Tractor and Mechanisation Association. The pressure is also visible in entry-level motorcycles and cars, which have a large rural market.

    ET Business Growth Summit, Nagpur: Maharashtra minister Jaiswal calls for a rethink of industrial incentives to ease investor stress

    ET Business Growth Summit in Nagpur highlighted land shortages, financing constraints, and rising energy costs as major challenges.

    India’s business owners need to match the global ambitions of Korean and Chinese peers: Gautam Kumra, Chairman of McKinsey's offices in Asia

    McKinsey Asia chairman Gautam Kumra discusses why owner-led businesses have outperformed professionally managed and state-owned peers, accounting for $7 trillion of the $14 trillion in market value created by Asia’s top 300 companies over 25 years. He explains the leadership traits that distinguish founders, succession challenges, AI adoption and why Indian businesses must look beyond domestic markets to build global franchises.

    10-minute househelp startups & their crore-sized losses

    Latest financials reported by Snabbit and Urban Company on Friday point to heavy cash burn in the race to deliver household services within 10 minutes. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 76: Exports are 30%, one customer is 28%, and EV story is still at the starting line

    Seventy-six weeks,76 auto ancillary companies. This week, we turn to another legacy supplier that has spent decades building precision-manufacturing capability, a wide customer base, and a presence across tractors, commercial vehicles, construction equipment, and industrial applications. The business has three manufacturing plants and exports to multiple countries. Part 76 looks at how this old supplier has evolved, where its revenue concentration lies, how its financial profile has changed, and what investors should watch beyond the headline numbers.

    The Economic Times
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