Engineers India Ltd. Appoints Seven New Executive Directors
Changes in senior management, particularly the appointment of multiple Executive Directors with significant experience and a proven track record (as demonstrated by Shri Rajiv Ranjan's leadership at CEIL), can lead to improved operational efficiency, strategic execution, and overall company performance, thus having a medium-term impact on the company's trajectory.
The appointment of seven experienced professionals to key Executive Director roles, combined with the notable achievements of one of the appointees (Shri Rajiv Ranjan) in leading a subsidiary to record performance, indicates a strengthening of leadership and potential for positive future contributions to the company.
* Engineers India Limited (ENGINERSIN) announced changes in its Senior Management on 27 August 2025. * The company has appointed seven new Executive Directors, bringing extensive experience to key roles: * Shri Sanjay Kumar Singh as Executive Director (Projects), with experience in mega projects including the ₹72,000 crore Rajasthan Refinery Project. * Shri Anil Kumar as Executive Director (Technical), possessing over 31 years of experience in Refinery and Petro-chemical Complexes. * Mrs. Gopa Swain as Executive Director (HR), with over 29 years in Human Resource Management. * Shri Manish Shandilya as Executive Director (Technical), having over 30 years of experience in technical services for refining and petrochemicals. * Shri Naveen Parashar as Executive Director (C&MD Directorate), with 30+ years of experience across operations, engineering, and project management. * Shri Neeraj Mathur as Executive Director (Commercial), with 36 years of experience, primarily in Supply Chain Management. * Shri Rajiv Ranjan as Executive Director (on CEIL Deputation), who, as CEO of Certification Engineers International Limited (CEIL) since March 2023, has led the subsidiary to achieve its highest-ever order book of around ₹150 crore (including ₹108 crore in new orders in the current financial year), highest turnover of ₹62 crore, and highest PBT of ₹27 crore.
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