Delhivery Limited, one of India’s leading integrated logistics providers, has announced significant changes to its board of directors as part of a planned governance and strategic rejuvenation exercise. The company revealed that Deepak Kapoor, Chairman and Non-Executive Independent Director, and Saugata Gupta, Non-Executive Independent Director, will step down from the board effective April 1, 2026.
Kapoor has been associated with Delhivery since 2017 and served as Chairman during key phases of the company’s growth, including its 2022 initial public offering. Gupta, who joined the board in 2021, also played a notable role in board committees. Their exits are being portrayed by the company as part of a broader board rejuvenation initiative aimed at aligning governance structures with Delhivery’s next phase of expansion.
Delhivery has already strengthened its board in 2025 with the appointment of several new independent directors, including industry leaders and governance experts, to support long-term strategy and oversight. The board transition follows these additions, ensuring continuity in leadership and corporate governance.
The company expects that these changes will help sharpen strategic focus as it continues to expand services across express parcel, PTL freight, and emerging logistics segments. Investors and market watchers will be watching closely how the refreshed board steers Delhivery’s growth ambitions in India and overseas.