SWELECT Energy Systems Appoints Pradeep Kumar Madhur as Chief Business Officer
SWELECT Energy Systems appointed Pradeep Kumar Madhur as Chief Business Officer (CBO) effective October 1, 2026. Madhur, with over 17 years of experience, will lead sales and business development across EPC, IPP, channel, and solar module businesses. He previously led LONGi India's business, generating over USD 1 billion annually.
The appointment of a new Chief Business Officer is significant for the company's strategic direction and growth, particularly in key business verticals like EPC and IPP, suggesting a medium-term impact on business development and market positioning.
The appointment of an experienced executive like Pradeep Kumar Madhur as Chief Business Officer is a positive development for SWELECT Energy Systems, aimed at strengthening its commercial strategy and driving growth.
SWELECT Energy Systems Limited has appointed Pradeep Kumar Madhur as its Chief Business Officer (CBO), effective October 1, 2026. In this role, Madhur will be responsible for leading sales and business development across the company’s Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), Independent Power Producer (IPP), channel, and solar module businesses.
The appointment aims to enhance SWELECT’s commercial strategy by consolidating its key business verticals under a single leadership structure. This integration is expected to align sales and business development efforts across the solar value chain, enabling the company to offer customers an integrated portfolio that includes rooftop and ground-mounted solar projects, long-term solar power solutions, and solar modules.
Madhur brings over 17 years of experience in the solar and power infrastructure sectors, with a significant track record in India and the Asia-Pacific region. His expertise covers solar module and inverter sales, business development, and market expansion. Previously, he was the Senior Director and Country Business Leader at Lerri Solar Technology India (LONGi Solar), where he managed a business generating over USD 1 billion annually and led LONGi’s India business from 17th to the No. 1 position in the market between 2020 and 2022.
Earlier in his career, Madhur was part of the founding team at Sungrow India, contributing to the establishment of its solar inverter market presence with over 4 GW deployed in the first three years. He also held positions at Raychem RPG and Crompton Greaves, focusing on power systems and managing key accounts for large thermal power and high-voltage grid projects.
Dr. Arulkumar Shanmugasundaram, CEO and Managing Director of SWELECT Energy Systems Limited, expressed confidence in Madhur’s appointment, stating, “Pradeep brings significant experience in building and scaling businesses in India’s solar industry, having held leadership roles at Sungrow and LONGi. As we expand across EPC, IPP, solar modules and energy storage, strengthening our commercial leadership will be important to driving growth across these businesses and delivering greater value to customers. His experience in market development and customer engagement will support our efforts to scale our integrated solar offerings. We welcome him to SWELECT and look forward to his contribution to our next phase of growth.”
Pradeep Kumar Madhur commented on his new role, “I am pleased to join SWELECT at an important time for India’s renewable energy sector. The company’s combination of in-house manufacturing, EPC capabilities, an IPP portfolio and four decades of expertise in power electronics provides a strong foundation for growth. I look forward to working with the team to strengthen our market presence, deepen customer relationships and deliver integrated solar solutions that meet the evolving needs of customers across the country.”
Madhur holds a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology and an MBA in International Business.
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