KSH International Appoints Hukumchand Lakhotiya as CEO Effective April 2, 2026
KSH International Limited appoints Mr. Hukumchand Lakhotiya as Chief Executive Officer, effective April 02, 2026. Mr. Lakhotiya possesses over 30 years of experience in the electrical and power sectors. His appointment is expected to bolster the company's position in the magnet winding wires market.
The appointment of a new CEO is a significant event that can influence the company's strategic direction and future performance, warranting a medium impact assessment.
The appointment of a seasoned CEO with extensive experience is a positive development for the company, indicating strategic growth and leadership enhancement.
KSH International Limited has announced the appointment of Mr. Hukumchand Lakhotiya as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective April 02, 2026.
Mr. Lakhotiya brings over three decades of extensive experience in the electrical and power sectors, having previously held leadership positions at CG Power & Industrial Systems Ltd. and Schneider Electric Pte Ltd. (Singapore). His expertise spans P&L management, multi-plant operations, sales, business development, green energy, digitalization, and project management.
During his tenure at CG Power, Mr. Lakhotiya was instrumental in leading the transformer, switchgear, and EPC business across Asia, along with managing several regional Asian plants and their export operations. Prior to joining KSH, he served as COO Waste to Energy at SAEL Industries Ltd. He holds an MTech in Industrial Management from IIT Bombay and a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Government College of Engineering, Amravati, where he was a Gold Medallist.
Rajesh Hegde, Managing Director of KSH International, expressed confidence that Mr. Lakhotiya's experience will be crucial in establishing the company as a leading provider of specialized magnet winding wires both in India and internationally. KSH International is a prominent manufacturer and exporter of magnet winding wires, serving various industries including power, renewables, railways, and automotive. The company operates four manufacturing facilities in Maharashtra.
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