Kwality Wall’s has constituted a new Board of Directors as part of its forthcoming demerger from Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), which will take effect on 1 December 2025. The transition will establish Kwality Wall’s (India) Limited (KWIL) as an independently listed entity, dedicated exclusively to the ice cream business.
The newly formed seven-member board is designed to enhance strategic focus and governance for the standalone company. The appointments, approved in November 2025, draw on extensive experience across consumer goods, finance, and corporate leadership.
Board composition
The executive directors are Chitrank Goel – deputy managing director and Prashant Premrajka – chief financial officer (CFO). The non-executive directors are Ritesh Tiwari – global head of M&A, treasury, and ventures, Unilever PLC. Ravi Pisharody, Madhavan Hariharan, JV Raman, and Shukla Wassan are independent directors:
According to a company statement, the reconstituted board will guide Kwality Wall’s through its next phase of growth, focusing on operational excellence, innovation, and governance standards aligned with global best practices.
Earlier this year, Kwality Wall had expanded its product portfolio. The company introduced ‘The Dairy Factory,’ a range of slow-churned ice creams made with real dairy for a richer texture, and ‘Golden Spoon,’ a premium line offering indulgent, gourmet-style flavors aimed at elevating everyday dessert experiences, media reports said.
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