Uber India President Prabhjeet Singh exits after 11 years; no successor named
Singh's departure lands days after CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's India visit, which unveiled an Adani-partnered data centre and a Rs 3,000 crore ($330M) capital infusion into the local subsidiary. Timing signals strategic reset as Rapido pressures Uber's ride-hailing share.
What happened
Uber India & South Asia President Prabhjeet Singh has resigned after nearly 11 years, with no successor named. Departure follows CEO Khosrowshahi's India visit
Key facts
- 11 years
- Rs 3,000 crore
- $330 million
Why this matters
Uber's open India presidency plus fresh Adani data centre tie-up and Rs 3,000 cr infusion create a window for partnership, talent, or competitive M&A overtures.
What to watch
- Successor announcement timing and pedigree (consumer internet vs consultant vs internal)
- Rapido GMV/share disclosures and any fundraise
- Q4 Uber earnings India commentary and mobility take-rate trends
- CCI scrutiny on Adani-Uber data partnership
- Driver union actions or commission protests in Mumbai/Delhi/Bengaluru
- Senior departures cascading (CFO India, ops heads) signaling deeper reset
- Aggressive two-wheeler pricing and driver incentives to defend share against Rapido's SaaS model
- Accelerate Adani data centre buildout announcements to anchor enterprise narrative
- Capital deployment into fleet electrification and Uber Shuttle expansion in tier-1 metros
- Reorganize India org chart; consolidate reporting lines to APAC or directly to CEO
- PR push positioning India as Uber's #2 growth market to reassure regulators and partners
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- Entrackr — Same time