Vivek Lohia Managing Director, Jupiter Wagons Limited
Vivek
Lohia Managing Director, Jupiter Wagons Limited
Vivek Lohia is a
distinguished business leader and visionary with over two decades of
transformative experience in the transportation and logistics industry. Under
his dynamic leadership, Jupiter Wagons Limited (JWL) has emerged as one of
India’s foremost providers of comprehensive mobility solutions. A graduate of
the prestigious Wharton Business School, Mr. Lohia has driven innovation and
significant growth at JWL, assembling a team of highly skilled professionals
and steering the company toward remarkable milestones.
His global outlook is
further highlighted by his role as the Honorary Consul of the Slovak Republic,
fostering international collaboration and relationships. Beyond his pivotal
role at JWL, Mr. Lohia serves in influential capacities such as Chairman of the
National Council of Railways at ASSOCHAM and Co-Chairman at FICCI. He is also
an active member of CII and the Wharton India Forum, advocating for
advancements across the transportation sector. Additionally, as a member of the
Entrepreneurs Organization (EO) in Kolkata, he actively promotes
entrepreneurial collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Jupiter Wagons Limited:
Revolutionizing Mobility Solutions With a legacy of over four decades, Jupiter
Wagons Limited stands as a leader in mobility solutions across rail, road, and
marine transportation. Guided by Mr. Lohia's strategic vision, the company has
consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation, excellence, and social
responsibility to meet diverse market demands.
JWL’s journey is defined by
entrepreneurial spirit and resilience. The company’s growth strategy is a blend
of organic and inorganic expansion, including acquisitions, strategic
partnerships, and global collaborations. Notable achievements include the
inauguration of the Jupiter Tatravagonka Railwheel Factory, marking JWL as
India’s first rolling stock company with an in-house wheel plant. This facility
in Odisha, with an investment of ₹2,500 crore, will increase production
capacity to 100,000 forged wheelsets annually, with approximately 50% destined
for export to Europe.
Further enhancing its
capabilities, JWL has partnered with Schuler Pressen GmbH to integrate advanced
technology for wheelset forging, driving operational efficiency. The company’s
diversified offerings include wagon manufacturing, brake discs, and CMS
crossings, contributing to its robust growth. JWL has the largest brake disc
order book in India, with production increasing fourfold year-over-year.