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Bosch taps Tillmann Olsen as CFO; Karin Gilges resign
Olsen takes charge from June as Karin Gilges exits for overseas Bosch role
GERMANY: Bosch Limited’s Karin Gilges has resigned as chief financial officer and alternate director, effective at the close of business on 31 May 2026. Her exit is linked to a new global assignment within the Bosch Group outside India, the company clarified.
Tillmann Olsen will step into the role of CFO and key managerial personnel from 1 June 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
Gilges, who took charge in May 2022, was credited by the board for her contribution to governance and growth during her tenure. She has committed to ensuring a smooth transition before taking up her international role.
Olsen brings more than two decades of experience within the Bosch ecosystem. He is currently executive vice-president at Bosch Rexroth AG in Germany, where he leads a business unit with over 1,500 employees and annual sales exceeding €400 million.
Earlier, he served as regional president for Bosch Rexroth Africa and chief executive of the South Africa group, overseeing operations across 15 companies and delivering a compound annual growth rate of more than 8 per cent. His previous stints include turnaround roles in France and the creation of a sourcing organisation in China spanning Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing.
With a track record in mergers, acquisitions and restructuring, including a global inventory reduction programme that unlocked over €500 million in free cash, Olsen is expected to bring a steady hand to Bosch’s finance function as it navigates its next phase.
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Aurelia launches Spring Summer ’26 collection with Ananya Panday
#HameshaTrending campaign spotlights trendy Indian wear in fresh silhouettes and florals across 240 plus stores.
MUMBAI: Ananya Panday just proved that Indian wear can trend harder than your group chat because when fashion keeps up with your vibe, every outfit’s a plot twist. Aurelia, the women’s ethnic wear brand from Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited TCNS Division, has rolled out its Spring Summer ’26 collection under the punchy #HameshaTrending campaign, fronted by hindi movie’s Gen Z favourite Ananya Panday. The move sharpens Aurelia’s spot as the brand for young women who crave the latest in Indian aesthetics without ditching comfort or confidence.
The campaign film bursts with girl-gang energy, makeover sessions, office hangs, road trips, and wedding chaos, each scene swapping moods and styles seamlessly. Ananya embodies the effortless switch kurta one minute, co-ord set the next showing how Aurelia keeps looks fresh, relevant, and ready for whatever the day throws.
Ananya Panday said, “I’ve always believed fashion should feel fun, easy, and totally you. I love experimenting with trends, but in a way that still feels comfortable and natural. That’s what I love about Aurelia… #HameshaTrending is such a vibe because it’s about staying updated and feeling confident every single day.”
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited TCNS Division CEO Anant Daga added, “Aurelia has consistently resonated with women who want to stay relevant in an ever-evolving fashion landscape… The Spring Summer ’26 collection and #HameshaTrending campaign are strategic steps toward strengthening our fashion-forward credentials while continuing to offer accessibility, comfort, and inclusivity at scale.”
The collection itself is a seasonal refresh: updated kurta shapes, fluid co-ord sets, playful sleeves, bold necklines, softer pastels, on-trend florals, and breezy fabrics built for India’s heat. It’s designed to glide from desk days to brunch, festive dos to summer evenings proving wearable trendiness doesn’t mean sacrificing ease.
A full 360-degree rollout follows, the film hits social media, OTT, and digital video, backed by influencer tie-ups and creator buzz, while the pieces land in over 240 Aurelia stores plus online nationwide.
For anyone who’s ever stared at their wardrobe wondering how to stay current without trying too hard, this drop whispers: trend-chasing can be as simple as slipping into something that feels like you only sharper, brighter, and very much on point.
