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Birla Opus CEO Hargave's exit triggers investors' optimism for Asian Paints
The New Indian Express Tirunelveli
|November 07, 2025
BIRLA OPUS CEO Rakshit Hargave's exit has triggered investor optimism for Asian Paints, as analysts believe this sudden departure could present a short-term challenge to Birla Opus's aggressive growth strategy.
Global brokerage Jefferies termed Hargave's resignation a "negative surprise" for Grasim, stating that his leadership had been instrumental in scaling the paints business amid stiff competition. The brokerage said investor sentiment could remain cautious in the near term.
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