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Jaguar Land Rover appoints P B Balaji as new CEO after Adrian Mardell's move to step down

Jaguar Land Rover appoints P B Balaji as new CEO after Adrian Mardell's move to step down

Mint2 days ago
Tata Group-owned luxury automotive company, Jaguar Land Rover, appointed P B Balaji as the company's new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) after former executive Adrian Mardell's move to step down from the role, according to an exchange filing.
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