Kumar Mangalam Birla is not only optimistic about the future of India – is convinced. At a time when the chairman of the Aditya Birla Group became 2047, it is more than just the figures of the Aditya Birl Group, the chairman of the Aditya Birla Group says it is firmly on the way to become a developed nation. For Birla it is more than just numbers; It's about momentum, stability and well -laid base.
Birla responds to whether India is on the course of developed countries by 2047, and said, “Absolutely. India is the only big economy growing to 6-7% per year, which is a significant success.
On the rise of the group to sectors such as colors, jewelry and cosmetics, Birla emphasized the strategic intention and implementation. “We focus on scope and market leadership. We are entering sectors where we have” right to victory “. For example, in the field of colors, we used our existing white cement distribution network. Our strategy includes careful planning, performing and use of group synergies.”
Asked about the risks of global instability and the potential return of American tariffs under the second Presidency of Trump, Birla remained unspecified. “Fortunately, our American operations are primarily used in the local markets. We do not rely on import or exports from India to the US, so we remain relatively isolated from these risks.”
Birla also opened up on the unconventional ways of her children before joining the family business. “My wife and I encouraged them to explore their passions. Their experience-and already in a professional cricket or music-they helped grow in a well-rounded individual. It is essential for the next generation to build their own identity before entering business,” he said.
