Amit Jain assumes role as Chief Financial Officer of RattanIndia Enterprises

4 Apr 2022 , 09:17 AM

RattanIndia Enterprises (REL), a leading Company building businesses in new-age sectors including electric motorcycles, e-commerce, fintech and drone solutions has shared that industry veteran Amit Jain has assumed role as Chief Financial Officer, Rattan India Enterprises, effective April 2, 2022.

Amit comes with nearly 2 decades of rich industry experience in Finance and Operations at marquee institutions such as Global Infrastructure Partners, IDFC, EY, Shapoorji Pallonji, Macquarie Bank, Discovery Channel and Red Fort Capital.

REL, has embarked on a mission to scale up and position diverse, newage businesses into world-competitive entities, which will be at the forefront of their respective segments. Central to this approach will be the rapid establishment of financial and operating capabilities, as these will help scale up the respective businesses and lay the foundation for sustainable performance.

Concurrently, the purview of the new-age CFO too has evolved around, defining, and implementing corporate best-practices, process setting, review/ oversight & diligence, liaising with key stakeholders and investor outreach.

Fully versed in organization building and shaping growth, Amit’s leadership at REL will be invaluable to the growth and scale up of the Company. Amit’s keen understanding of industry dynamics, regulatory & compliance framework, and his extensive business relationships, would be instrumental to achieving strategic milestones by REL.

Commenting on the development, Anjali Rattan Nashier, Business Chairperson, RattanIndia Enterprises said, “Our association with Amit comes at an opportune time during the scale up of our businesses. His profile in leadership and experience are an asset to any company, and we are most pleased that he has joined RattanIndia Enterprises Ltd. as we set out to create new paradigms in Indian entrepreneurship and new-age industries.”

On Monday morning trade, RattanIndia Enterprises was trading at Rs48.20 per piece higher by 0.63% on Sensex.