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    Rajiv Bajaj to exit Board of Bajaj Finserv too

    Rajiv Bajaj is moving on from his role on the board of Bajaj Finserv, a transition that follows his earlier departure from Bajaj Finance. This change comes amidst growing demands in his responsibilities at Bajaj Auto, particularly with the integration of its credit operations and the KTM acquisition initiative.

    Rajiv Bajaj to step down from Bajaj Finserv board, cites growing responsibilities at Bajaj Auto

    Rajiv Bajaj will step down as a non-executive director of Bajaj Finserv, not seeking re-election at the July 31, 2026 AGM. Citing increased responsibilities at Bajaj Auto, including oversight of new businesses and the KTM acquisition, he aims to reduce external commitments. This follows his recent departure from the Bajaj Finance board.

    Bajaj Finance Q4 net rises 22%, AUM crosses Rs 5 lakh crore

    Bajaj Finance reported a robust consolidated net profit of ₹5,464.6 crore for Q4FY26, a 22% year-on-year increase driven by a 20% rise in net interest income and 22% AUM growth. In a separate announcement, Rajiv Bajaj will step down from the company's board after the annual general meeting on July 30.

    Shah Rukh Khan’s life advice that helped Rajiv Bajaj and Sourav Ganguly

    Rajiv Bajaj, CEO of Bajaj Auto, and former cricketer Sourav Ganguly recently shared how Shah Rukh Khan's advice profoundly influenced them. Bajaj recalled Khan quoting his father's words, “Those who do nothing, do wonders,” which inspired him to focus on simplicity and efficiency in business. Ganguly remembered Khan telling him to affirm self-belief daily, saying, “I’m the best,” a mantra that helped Khan overcome challenges and succeed.

    Like double engine ki sarkar, we will pursue a double engine ka karobar: Rajiv Bajaj reveals company's growth mantra

    Bajaj Auto's Managing Director, Rajiv Bajaj, revealed the company's dual-pronged strategy for the Indian market, emphasizing approaches for sports bikes, commuter models, and three-wheelers. He criticized the government's high taxation on commuter motorcycles, contrasting India's 28% GST with lower rates abroad. Additionally, Bajaj Auto introduced the highly anticipated Bajaj Pulsar NS 400Z, the most potent and affordable 400cc street-naked motorcycle.

    Rajiv Bajaj's comments mark the point when EVs went mainstream, says Ather's Tarun Mehta

    “Ather should become the largest EV company in the country. We are already the largest by revenue and largest by value. We should also become the largest by volume hopefully with the second plant... It is about time that all the legacy players take electric seriously. I took Rajiv Bajaj's comments to mean electric is super real and they want to compete."

    The Economic Times
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