Cameron McIntyre Named New CEO of REA Group


NEW DELHI: The REA Group’s Board has appointed Cameron McIntyre as the new chief executive officer (CEO), effective November 3, 2025.

McIntyre will take over from Owen Wilson, who announced his retirement from full-time executive roles earlier this year in February.

Before joining REA Group, McIntyre served as managing director and CEO at CAR Group for nine years.

Wilson has been with REA for nearly 11 years, including over six as CEO. He will remain in his position until October 31, 2025, ensuring a seamless transition, after which he will become chair of REA India.

  • Published On Aug 19, 2025 at 06:11 PM IST

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