Dabur Global CEO Mohit Malhotra Resigns After 30 Years, Stock Slips 2.5%
Dabur India announced on Wednesday that Global Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mohit Malhotra has resigned after more than three decades with the consumer goods company to pursue an overseas leadership opportunity. His resignation takes effect on Nov 13, while his new assignment begins on Nov 16, 2026. The company has not announced an interim replacement. In a letter to Dabur Chairman Mohit Burman,…
Dabur India's Global CEO Mohit Malhotra has resigned after a 30-year tenure with the consumer goods company to accept an overseas leadership opportunity. His resignation becomes effective on November 13, 2026, while his new role commences on November 16, 2026. The company has yet to appoint an interim replacement. In a letter to Dabur Chairman Mohit Burman, Malhotra expressed his acceptance of the international position and deemed it the right moment for a new professional challenge.
The article does not mention the identity of Malhotra's next employer. Dabur India reported strong second-quarter performance, with a profit of ₹505 crore and an 11.6% revenue growth, while Dabur's stock has experienced a 25% decline in value over the past year.
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