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GRO Details of Active Branches Name of State City Complete branch address Contact Designation Contact Number E-Mail Address Person Corporate Office Head - ICICI Lombard House,414, P.Balu Marg, Off Veer Vasundhara Maharashtra Mumbai Customer 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Sawarkar Marg, near Siddhivinayak Temple, Bhonsle Support Prabhadevi , Mumbai-400025 Branch Flat No. 501, 5th Floor, Metro House, 7B Dhanashri Maharashtra Pune Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Mangaldas Road, Pune-411 001 Maharashtra Bhide Manager First Floor , Plot No. 233, 234, Shree Swami Samarth Srushti Branch Maharashtra Aurangabad above Karnataka Bank, Samarth Nagar, Ketan Patil Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Varad Ganesh Mandir road, Manager Aurangabad- 431001, Maharashtra. Branch Hall G-2, Omkar Plaza, Bagal Chowk, Near ICICI Maharashtra Kolhapur Umesh More Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Bank, Kolhapur 416 008 Maharashtra Manager Unit No. 1101, 11th Floor, Godrej Coliseum, Off Branch Maharashtra Mumbai Eastern Express Highway, Behind Everard Nagar, Aamir Shaikh Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Sion, Mumbai 400 022.Maharashtra Manager Second floor, Office no.203, Branch Mehar House, No.15 , Cawasji Patel street, Maharashtra Mumbai Eshwar Halale Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Opp. Akbar Ali furniture, Fort, Mumbai-400001. Manager Maharashtra First floor, Oasis Sapphire,Office no 1 and 2, Opp. Branch Dayananda Maharashtra Thane ST Depot , Khopat Naka,Above Corporation Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Devadiga Bank,Thane (West)- 400 601.Maharashtra Manager 403 , Centre Point, Andheri Kurla Road,J. B. Branch Vikram Maharashtra Mumbai Nagar, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 059 Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Suryawanshi Maharashtra Manager 11th floor, A-wing, Unit no.1111,1112 and 1113, Branch Maharashtra Mumbai Kanakia Wallstreet, Chakala, Andheri –Kurla Vipul More Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com road, Andheri(East), Mumbai -400093 Manager 12th floor and 13th floor Vishwaroop IT Park , Branch Navi Maharashtra Sector 30, Behind Raghuleela Mall, Opp. Vashi Balkrishna Rane Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Mumbai Station Vashi, Navi Mumbai- 400705. Manager Ground floor- Interface 11, Sixth floor- Interface Branch Nishant Maharashtra Mumbai 16 , Office no 601 & 602, New linking Road, Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Tamhane Malad west, Mumbai – 400064 Manager Third floor,Plot no 246, Manikchand Ikon, ‘C’ Branch Maharashtra Pune wing, Bund Garden Pune, District Pune, Pin code Deeksha Rajput Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com – 411001 Maharashtra . Manager Fourth floor, MSR Capital , Unit No.1, CTS Branch Rishikesh Maharashtra Pune No.5864, Part , Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Waghule Pimpri Waghire, Pune -411017, Maharashtra Manager Branch 5th, Floor, Landmark, Plot No 5&6,Wardha Road, Maharashtra Nagpur Suchita Gurve Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Ramdas Peth, Nagpur- 440010.Maharashtra Manager Branch Woodland Towers, Old Gangapur Naka, Maharashtra Nashik Harshad Jadhav Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Gangapur Road, Nasik 422005 Maharashtra Manager 4th Floor , Red Fort Capital Branch Parsvnath Towers, Shravan Delhi Delhi Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Bhai Veer Singh Marg, Awasthi Manager Gole Market, New Delhi, 110001 Space No. 315, 3rd Floor Aggarwal City Mall, Plot Branch Bhavesh Delhi Delhi No. 04, Road No. 44 Pitampura – 110 034 New Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Srivastava Delhi Manager KLJ Complex,1st Floor, Block 2, Plot No. 70/A-55, Branch Delhi Delhi Main Najafgarh Road, Motinagar New Delhi – 110 Ravi Luthra Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com 015 Manager 2nd & 3rd Floor, Aggarwal Plaza Block B-1, Plot Branch Delhi Delhi No. 4 Local Shopping Centre, Mini Market, Janak Kailash Pandey Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Puri New Delhi - 110 058 Manager 3rd floor, Veera Tower, above ICICI Bank, S- Branch 26,27,28, Green Park extn Market, New Delhi , Delhi Delhi Jugnu Parsad Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com District South Delhi , Pin code - 110016 , New Manager Delhi First Floor, Unit No. 101, Branch Delhi Delhi Station Box at Dilshad Garden Metro Station, Manish Dhingra Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Dilshad Garden New Delhi- 110095. Manager Zodiac Square, 3rd Floor, Office Nos. 7- 9, Opp. Branch Gujarat Ahmedabad Gurudwara, Bodakdev S.G. Road Ahmedabad - Radhika Nair Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com 380 054 Gujarat Manager Branch 2nd floor, 204,205,206, Golden icon, Bird circle, Gujarat Baroda Shankar Mistri Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Opp.BSNL, Baroda - 390007, Gujarat. Manager Office No 3012-303, 3rd Floor, Orbit Plaza, Near Branch Gujarat Rajkot Swamivivekanand Stachu, Dr Yagnik Roard, Bhavisha Gohel Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Rajkot 360001 Gujarat Manager 11th floor, Front road side, Office no 1107 to Branch Gujarat Surat 1112, Swastik Universal , Dumas Road, Piplod, Umang Nimkar Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Surat, District Surat, Pin code – 395007 Gujarat Manager Third floor, 25, Thapar House , Brabourne Kaustav Chief West Bengal Kolkata 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Road,Kolkata -700001,West Bengal Sengupta Manager 3rd Floor, Block B, J K Millennium Centre,46 D Branch West Bengal Kolkata Chowringhee Road, Kolkata 700 071 West Kamal Biswas Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Bengal Manager Branch 7th Floor, Apeejay House, 15 Park Street, Kolkata West Bengal Kolkata Anil Mallick Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com - 700 016 West Bengal Manager 2nd floor, Panchajanya Towers, 1022/33, 4th Branch Karnataka Bangalore Block, Dr.Rajkumar Road,Rajajinagar Bangalore, Neeta Gora Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com District Bangalore , Pin code - 560010 , Karnataka Manager 3rd & 4th floor,SJR Tower,27, Bannerghatta main Branch Karnataka Bangalore road,3rd phase ,JP Nagar, Bangalore, District Pradeep Sahoo Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Bangalore , Pin code - 560078 , Karnataka. Manager 9th floor, The Estate, 121, Branch Karnataka Bangalore Dickenson Road M G road, Bangalore-560042, Debashish Giri Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Karnataka Manager Branch Third floor, MCS Building, 96/5, Chunniganj, Mall Uttar Pradesh Kanpur Mohd Irshad Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com road, Kanpur-208001, Uttar Pradesh. Manager Fifth floor, Summit Building,B-503 to B- 508,Plot Branch Uttar Pradesh Lucknow no TCG 3/3, Near Rothas Plumeria Vibhutikhand Anurag Sharma Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com ,Gomti Nagar, Lucknow- 226010 Uttar Pradesh Manager Tenth floor,Unit No 1019 & 1020 Branch Manvinder Uttar Pradesh Noida WTT building, Tower B, C-1, Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Rawat Sector – 16, Noida -201301, Uttar Pradesh Manager Branch First Floor ,S.C.O 17, Sector 16, Faridabad - Haryana Faridabad Mohit Sinha Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com 121002, Haryana Manager 12th floor, Tower D, Global Business Dharamveer Deputy Vice Haryana Gurgaon Park,Mehrauli Gurgaon Road, Gurgaon 122 002, 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Rathore President Haryana ABWTowers, Unit No 511 & 512, 5th Floor, Branch Haryana Gurgaon IFFCO Chowk, MG Road, Gurgaon – 122 001 Budh Shukla Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Haryana Manager Third floor, Unit No.684-690,Seethakathi Senior Tamilnadu Chennai Business Centre at Anna Salai ,Thousand lights S Deepak 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Manager ,Chennai- 600006,Tamilnadu Branch First floor, Sigma towers , 29-35, Narayanasamy Tamilnadu Coimbatore Gnanam Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com layout, Coimbatore -641037, Tamilnadu Manager D.No: 39-1-82 /A, 6th Floor, Anjaneya Towers M YACOOB Branch Andhra Pradesh Vijaywada G RoadVenkateshwarapuram, Labbipet, SHARIEF Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Vijayawada – 520 010.Andhraprdesh SHAIK Manager F-6, Fourth floor, The Landmark, Branch Vishakaptna Sampath Vinayak Temple Road, Waltair Satyanarayna Andhra Pradesh Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com m Uplands, Vishakhapatnam – 530003, Vidavaluri Manager AndhraPradesh Branch Bhubanesh 3rd Floor, Anuj Building, Plot no.29, Satya Nagar, Orissa Sandip Mondal Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com war Bhubaneshwar- 751007, Orissa Manager Fourth floor,” The Statement” Branch Chandigarh Chandigarh Plot no.149,Industrial area, phase 1,next to Charu Lata Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Hometel Hotel , Chandigarh (UT) -160002. Manager Second floor, MT,Plaza, Kaloor Kadavanthara Branch Kerala Cochin road, Kaloor Cochin,Ernakulam , District Sanu Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Ernakulam – 682017 Kerala. Manager Second Floor,167/1, Mohalla Arya Nagar, Branch Uttrakhand Dehradun Gurukul Kanya School, Road, Ashish Abrol Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Rajpur Road II,Dehradun – 248001, Uttrakhand Manager Second floor, Shop. Nos. 1, 2,3,4,5,6 7,18,19,20 , Branch Telangana Hyderabad Lumbini Jewel Mall , at Road no . 2, Banjara hills, SURENDRA G Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Hyderabad -500034 Telangana Manager Commerce House, 2nd Floor,201/ 212, Building Branch Madhya Pradesh Indore No.7,Race Course Road, Indore - 430 Abhishek Jain Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com 008.Madhya Pradesh Manager Tenth floor, Unit no.1003 to 1008, Signature Branch Towers, DC 2, Lal Kothi Scheme ,District Sachin Rajasthan Jaipur Service 022-66877111 gro@icicilombard.com Shopping Centre ,Tonk road,Jaipur - Khandelwal Manager 302001,Rajasthan
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