EV Industry’s Race for Supply and Cost Cuts
The article analyzes the EV supply chain, highlighting lithium and cobalt sourcing, cost reduction, recycling, policy support, and innovation trends shaping the future of electric vehicle manufacturing and investment.
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
I am a results-driven techno-commercial leader with over 36 years of experience across diverse manufacturing sectors, including 2W OEMs, Tier 1 automotive suppliers, auto components, and metal packaging.
My career has been defined by a consistent ability to lead end-to-end operations, drive profitability, and spearhead successful new product development initiatives. I bring deep expertise in plant operations, sourcing and supply chain, production planning, quality management systems (ISO/QS/TS/14000/18000), TPM, TQM, Kaizen, and business process improvement. I take pride in building efficient, quality-driven systems that meet stringent customer requirements while delivering on profit and performance goals.
Throughout my journey, I’ve worked closely with customers to support new business conversions, optimize product costing, and ensure seamless execution of commercial agreements. I’ve led impactful training programs in TPM, 5S, ISO, negotiation, and soft skills to strengthen team capabilities and enhance operational excellence. My hands-on experience in vendor development, cost reduction, inventory management, and strategic sourcing has consistently delivered measurable savings. I’m passionate about aligning my expertise with organizational goals and look forward to exploring how I can contribute meaningfully to your business…
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