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Xiaomi appoints Sudhin Mathur as new Chief Operating Officer in India

This appointment comes as Xiaomi India completes a decade of innovation in the country, emerging as a leader in the industry and driving a revolution.

Express News Service

NEW DELHI: Smartphone maker Xiaomi on Tuesday announced the appointment of Sudhin Mathur as its new Chief Operating Officer in India.

Sudhin Mathur will play a crucial role in shaping and executing the company's strategic vision, crafting a roadmap to achieve business goals, and sustain growth momentum, the release accompanying the announcement stated.

With his extensive experience in driving profitability and leading transformative initiatives, he will be instrumental in driving Xiaomi India's growth agenda, it went on add.

Earlier, Sudhin played a crucial role at Sony Ericsson, establishing the brand as a leader in mobile handsets and setting up the company’s Global R&D Centre in Chennai. Over his three-decade career, he has held impactful roles at LG Mobiles among others.

Additionally, he embarked on an entrepreneurial journey with Shoptalk as a founder.

Muralikrishnan B, President of Xiaomi India, welcomed Sudhin Mathur, highlighting his unique blend of strategic vision and operational expertise. Sudhin's expertise spans brand building, retail transformation, and high-performance team development, making him an ideal fit for Xiaomi India's ambitious goals.

This appointment comes as Xiaomi India completes a decade in the country.

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