In the power industry, Reliance Power Limited is well-known for its wide range of projects, which include hydroelectric, solar, gas, and coal-fired power plants. The company is dedicated to meeting India’s expanding energy needs by offering dependable and reasonably priced electricity. Reliance Power is continuously investigating new technologies and solutions to increase efficiency and lessen its impact on the environment, with an emphasis on sustainability and innovation.
Reliance Infrastructure Limited (R-Infra) and Reliance Power Limited (R-Power), both companies in the Reliance Group, have reorganized their boards by adding four senior company officials to the board of directors. The chief financial officer (CFO) of R-Power, Ashok Pal; Sasan Power Limited’s CEO and full-time director, Sachin Mohapatra; and R-Power’s president of corporate development, Harmanjit Singh Nagi, are the recently appointed board members. In addition to Pal being elevated to executive director, Mohapatra and Nagi have been appointed as additional directors.
The group corporate development president, Partha Sarma, has also been added to R-Infra’s board of directors. In line with the Reliance Group’s Vision 2030 Growth Strategy, “the board restructuring exercise aims to ensure it is led by a dynamic and young team,” according to a statement issued by R-Power.
This action puts the business in a position to meet changing challenges and embrace cutting-edge technologies in the future. The newly created Reliance Group Corporate Centre (RGCC) will provide strategic direction to the recently hired directors to facilitate this transition and guarantee a smooth transition into their leadership positions at the business,” the statement continued.
An Indian private sector company engaged in power generation, infrastructure, construction, and defence is Reliance Infrastructure Limited, formerly known as Reliance Energy Limited and Bombay Suburban Electric Supply. It belongs to the Reliance Group.
The stock of Reliance Power Ltd. is currently trading at Rs. 35.83 per share, up 5%, and hitting the upper circuit.
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. is currently trading at Rs. 264, up 4% intraday from its peak price of Rs. 266 per share.
Disclaimer: This blog has been written exclusively for educational purposes. The securities mentioned are only examples and not recommendations. It is based on several secondary sources on the internet and is subject to changes. Please consult an expert before making related decisions.
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