Thomas Cook (India) Non-Executive Chairman Madhavan Menon Resigns
The departure of a long-serving Non-Executive Chairman and Director, Mr. Madhavan Menon, represents a notable change in the company's leadership structure, potentially leading to adjustments in board oversight and strategic direction.
The Non-Executive Chairman's resignation is due to retirement plans, with the company expressing appreciation for his 25 years of service, indicating a smooth transition rather than a contentious departure.
Thomas Cook (India) Limited announced the resignation of Mr. Madhavan Menon (DIN: 00008542) from his positions as Non-Executive Chairman and as a Director of the Company. His resignation is effective from the close of business hours on September 17, 2025. * Mr. Menon cited his desire to move on from the organization and pursue other interests as part of his retirement plans. * The Board of Directors, Promoters, and Management expressed their appreciation for Mr. Menon's immense contribution, guidance, and mentorship during his more than 25 years with the Company.
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