EESL subsidiary CEO resigns, EIL invests additional Rs 180 crore

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Mandar Deo resigned as MD & CEO of EESL, Exide's wholly owned lithium-ion battery subsidiary, on Dec 22, 2025. Pravin Saraf, Executive Director of parent EIL, named as new MD & CEO. Separately, EIL pumped in Rs 180 crore in EESL via rights, lifting total investment to Rs 4,202.23 crore. EIL shareholding stays at 100%. EESL is building a greenfield lithium-ion plant in Bengaluru.

Likely market impact

Leadership change at key EV battery subsidiary; continued capital infusion shows commitment despite Rs 209 crore FY25 loss.