Gulf Oil marks 125 years of global brand
The moment was commemorated by the presence of brand ambassadors MS Dhoni and Smriti Mandhana
Gulf Oil Lubricants India Ltd at 125 years, is entering its next phase with an accelerated growth and transformation agenda. Backed by the Hinduja Group’s long-term commitment to India, the company is investing ahead of demand, targeting a 70 per cent increase in manufacturing capacity to 240 million litres by March 2027, while building capabilities across charging hardware, software and connectivity.
Marking the milestone with its new anniversary film, “Born to be Behad,” featuring MS Dhoni, Gulf Oil is embracing a broader organisational transformation spanning digitalisation, sustainability and last-mile engagement, with a renewed focus on empowerment. As part of the 125-year celebrations, Gulf also pledged to empower 125,000 women in mobility through a new initiative. The occasion was made special by the presence of chairman Sanjay Hinduja and brand ambassadors MS Dhoni and Smriti Mandhana.
Reflecting on the milestone, Sanjay Hinduja, chairman, Gulf Oil International, said, “Gulf’s 125-year legacy is a story of evolution, built on the strength of its values and the trust it has earned across generations. Across the more than 100 countries we operate in, India has been one of our fastest growing and most consistent markets for over 15 years. It holds significant opportunity to accelerate growth, by strengthening our leadership in lubricants while building new avenues in value-added services, e-mobility and other allied areas on the strategic fit. We intend to lead this journey with superior and cleaner technologies, bold innovation and a workforce built for tomorrow. India’s growth story will be an important part of Gulf’s next phase.” Ravi Chawla, MD and CEO, Gulf Oil Lubricants India Ltd, said, “Our 125th anniversary is a testament to our commitment, bold decisions, relentless innovation and enduring partnerships. As we celebrate this milestone, we are also defining where we want to go next. While looking ahead to an evolving future, these partnerships will matter more than ever.”
