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Cummins India Appoints Gbile Adewunmi as Managing Director
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Cummins India Appoints Gbile Adewunmi as Managing Director

Cummins India Limited has announced the appointment of Gbile Adewunmi as Managing Director and India Regional Leader, effective 1 November 2026. He will take on these responsibilities alongside his current role leading the Industrial Markets business within Cummins Power Systems.
Adewunmi currently serves as Vice President, Power Systems Industrial Markets. His work with customers and partners across industrial sectors, including mining, covers hybrid-electric retrofit solutions, mining technologies and power systems supporting productivity, reliability and emissions reduction.
“Gbile is a respected global leader with deep experience across Cummins and a strong track record of delivering customer-focused growth and business performance,” said Jenny Bush, President of Power Systems.
Bush highlighted his enterprise perspective, team-building capabilities and customer focus as strengths supporting his expanded responsibilities across Cummins India and the region.
The company described India as a strategic growth market and an important part of its future, supported by its leadership team, employees and business strategy.
Adewunmi welcomed the expanded role and outlined his intention to work with employees, customers and stakeholders across Cummins India, the India region and Industrial Markets to build on the company’s existing foundation.

Cummins India Limited has announced the appointment of Gbile Adewunmi as Managing Director and India Regional Leader, effective 1 November 2026. He will take on these responsibilities alongside his current role leading the Industrial Markets business within Cummins Power Systems.Adewunmi currently serves as Vice President, Power Systems Industrial Markets. His work with customers and partners across industrial sectors, including mining, covers hybrid-electric retrofit solutions, mining technologies and power systems supporting productivity, reliability and emissions reduction.“Gbile is a respected global leader with deep experience across Cummins and a strong track record of delivering customer-focused growth and business performance,” said Jenny Bush, President of Power Systems.Bush highlighted his enterprise perspective, team-building capabilities and customer focus as strengths supporting his expanded responsibilities across Cummins India and the region.The company described India as a strategic growth market and an important part of its future, supported by its leadership team, employees and business strategy.Adewunmi welcomed the expanded role and outlined his intention to work with employees, customers and stakeholders across Cummins India, the India region and Industrial Markets to build on the company’s existing foundation.

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