Kwality Walls (India) Limited has announced a new Board of Directors ahead of its demerger from HUL. The separation will take effect on December 1, 2025, after which KWIL will operate as an independent, publicly listed company.
The new board includes two executive directors: a Deputy Managing Director and a Chief Financial Officer along with a non-executive director with global experience. Four independent directors with backgrounds in consumer goods, strategy, and finance have also been appointed. The company said the new leadership team will guide its transition into a standalone ice-cream business.
Ahead of the demerger, KWIL has outlined a growth plan with a clear goal: to become the country’s leading ice-cream company. To achieve this, it plans to strengthen its presence across price points, particularly in the Rs 10-Rs 50 range. It also plans to focus on premium offerings and global brands in its portfolio to attract indulgence-seeking consumers.
KWIL will continue to push growth through e-commerce and quick-commerce channels, which now contribute over 10% of its business.
