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Godrej split: Godrej split: Tanya Dubash to lead brand mgmt of Godrej Industries, Nyrika Holkar that of Godrej Enterprises

Tanya Dubash, executive director of Godrej Industries, will oversee brand management for Godrej Industries Group (GIG), including Godrej Industries, Godrej Consumer Products, and Godrej Properties. Nyrika Holkar, also an executive director, will lead Godrej Enterprises Group (GEG), comprising Godrej & Boyce and affiliates. The formal split, signed last month, divides the conglomerate into two branches, each managing its brand independently.
Nyrika Holkar Godrej Boyce Tanya Dubash Santosh Desai Godrej Enterprises Godrej Properties

Kishore Biyani settles lenders' dues by selling SOBO mall to K Raheja Corp, ET Retail

Kishore Biyani: The settlement was backed by realty developer K Raheja Corp., which acquired SOBO Central Mall. Earlier known as Crossroads, SOBO Central is the country’s first mall, having opened in late 1990s in south Mumbais Haji Ali locality.
Kishore Biyani Kishore Biyani Biyanifuture Group K Raheja Corp Canara Bank Bansi Mall Management Company Punjab National Bank

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Fabindia: Under pressure from trendier and cheaper rivals, Fabindia seems to be in need of refresh

An inability to win the hearts of Gen Z and millennial cohorts is posing a challenge for the six-decade-old retailer, a pioneer of sustainable sourcing and supporting artisans, amid an onslaught of competition from trendier and cheaper rivals. If socially conscious young people once swore by the brand, their children dont seem to be showing it as much love.
Tanisha Saraff Rajeshwari Srinivasan John Bissell Santosh Desai Cotton World Future Brands

Under pressure from trendier and cheaper rivals, Fabindia seems to be in need of refresh, ET Retail

Fabindia: An inability to win the hearts of Gen Z and millennial cohorts is posing a challenge for the six-decade-old retailer, a pioneer of sustainable sourcing and supporting artisans, amid an onslaught of competition from trendier and cheaper rivals. If socially conscious young people once swore by the brand, their children dont seem to be showing it as much love.
Santosh Desai John Bissell Rajeshwari Srinivasan Tanisha Saraff Cotton World Future Brands

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