Renault Group India has approached the National Company Law Tribunal to seek approval for a proposed structural realignment of its India operations as part of its long-term business strategy aimed at strengthening the country’s role as a major manufacturing and export hub. The proposed restructuring plans to separate the powertrain manufacturing business into a dedicated powertrain entity, while vehicle manufacturing and sales operations will be integrated under a unified operating structure. The company said the move is intended to create clearer and more focused operational structures aligned with the distinct industrial requirements of each business segment.
The company stated that the realignment supports its broader ambition of scaling India’s role in global operations and targeting exports of up to €2 billion annually by 2030. Renault Group India clarified that the proposed changes will not disrupt existing business operations and will have no impact on employees, customers, dealers, suppliers, or business partners. Employment terms, manufacturing activities, supply commitments, and service operations will continue without any changes, it said.
A wholly owned subsidiary of Renault Group, Renault Group India employs nearly 15,000 people across manufacturing, engineering, research, and design operations. The company currently operates a nationwide sales and service network with more than 600 touchpoints across India.
