Gulf Oil launches 125th-anniversary film and Generation Behad initiative; targets 240 million litres capacity by March 2027
Gulf Oil Lubricants India Ltd launched the Generation Behad initiative, pledging to empower 125,000 women in mobility, and its anniversary film featuring MS Dhoni, in Mumbai on 3 November 2026.
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- Women Empowerment Target
- 125,000 women in mobility
- Capacity Expansion
- 70% rise in manufacturing capacity
- Capacity Target
- 240 million litres by March 2027
- Release
- Launch / capacity
📌 Gulf Oil Lubricants India says it is investing ahead of demand and building capabilities across charging hardware, software and connectivity, with investment in sustainable oils, data-centre cooling and EV charging technologies.
🔬 Smriti Mandhana launched the Generation Behad initiative at the Mumbai event; the company says it will train women for mobility careers including as drivers and mechanics.
📌 The company marked its 125th year with the anniversary film 'Born to be Behad' featuring MS Dhoni, and its Managing Director said the brand platform 'Kuch Behad Kar' will carry that spirit forward.
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More numbers
- Targeted manufacturing capacity increase70%
- Targeted manufacturing capacity by March 2027240 million litres
- Women to be empowered under Generation Behad125,000
- Gulf brand anniversary125 Years
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