IRFC Appoints Ranjay Choudhary as Director (Finance)
IRFC announced the appointment of Shri Ranjay Choudhary as Director (Finance) for a five-year term. The Ministry of Railways approved the appointment, with further formalities underway. Ex-post facto approval was also granted for an extension of additional charge for Shri Randhir Sahay.
The appointment of a Director (Finance) is a significant event for the company's governance and operational management. While not directly financial, it impacts strategic decision-making and financial oversight.
The announcement is a routine management change and does not contain any information that would significantly impact the company's financial performance or stock price in the short term. It is a procedural update regarding a key appointment.
Indian Railway Finance Corporation Limited (IRFC) has announced a change in its directorate with the appointment of Shri Ranjay Choudhary as the new Director (Finance). This appointment was approved by the competent authority as communicated by the Ministry of Railways (MoR), Government of India, via an order dated 29th June 2026.
Shri Ranjay Choudhary, who was previously the CGM at Power Finance Corporation Ltd. (PFC), will serve as Director (Finance) at IRFC for a period of five years from the date of assumption of charge, or until further orders. The company is undertaking the necessary steps to complete the appointment formalities for Shri Choudhary, and further disclosures will be made in due course.
Additionally, ex-post facto approval has been granted for the extension of additional charge for the post of Director (Finance), IRFC, to Shri Randhir Sahay, IRAS, ED/F(S), Railway Board. This extension is for a period of six months, effective from 01.05.2026, or until the regular incumbent assumes charge, whichever is earlier.
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