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The Bajaj Group was founded in 1926 by industrialist, freedom fighter and social reformer Jamnalal Bajaj. In 1931, he entered the sugar industry by establishing Hindustan Sugar Mills, later renamed Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar in 1988. In its close 100-year journey the Group has emerged as one of the largest diversified conglomerates in India.
In 1951, Bajaj partnered with a group of European companies to create Hind Lamps, marking its first international venture. In 1960, the group transformed Bachraj Trading into Bajaj Auto, a public company that later became famous for revolutionising India’s two-wheeler market with the launch of the Bajaj scooter. The group also integrated Sharda Sugar into Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar in 1990, strengthening its presence in the sugar industry. In 1975, Bajaj launched Maharashtra Scooters, which was listed on major stock exchanges. Over the years, Bajaj Finance and Bajaj Finserv emerged as key players in the financial services and insurance sectors. With an unwavering commitment to innovation and quality, Bajaj Group has expanded to nearly 50 countries across the globe, including a strong presence in Africa, Latin America, South Asia and the Middle East.
The leadership at Bajaj Group is marked by visionary entrepreneurs:
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