Reliance Power Clarifies Past Executives' Departure Dates
Reliance Power clarifies that Amitabh Jhunjhunwala left in September 2019 and Amit Bapna in December 2019, with no subsequent association with Reliance Power or Reliance Infrastructure. Both were former group executives.
The announcement clarifies the departure of former executives from several years ago and does not introduce any new financial or operational information that would significantly impact the company's current standing.
The announcement is a clarification of past events and does not present new financial information or strategic changes, hence it is neutral.
Reliance Power Limited has issued a clarification regarding former group executives, Mr. Amitabh Jhunjhunwala and Mr. Amit Bapna. The company stated that Mr. Jhunjhunwala left the Reliance Group in September 2019 and has had no association since, including with Reliance Infrastructure Limited and Reliance Power Limited. During his tenure, he served as Group Managing Director of Reliance Group and Vice Chairman and Director of Reliance Capital Limited.
Similarly, Mr. Amit Bapna left the Reliance Group in December 2019 and has had no subsequent association with the group, including Reliance Infrastructure Limited and Reliance Power Limited. His roles included Chief Financial Officer of Reliance Capital Limited and Director of Reliance Home Finance Limited.
Reliance Infrastructure Limited and Reliance Power Limited are part of the Reliance Group, collectively serving millions of customers and having approximately 50 lakh shareholders. Reliance Infrastructure is a significant infrastructure company involved in power, roads, metro rail, and defense sectors, also providing Engineering and Construction services. Reliance Power Limited is a leading power generation company with an installed capacity of 5,305 MW, notably including the Sasan Ultra Mega Power Project.
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