Business Today

The Power Man

WHEN ON MARCH 30 this year the board of Tata Power extended the term of CEO & MD Praveer Sinha for another four years till April 2027, it didn’t surprise many. For under the 60-year-old Sinha’s stewardship, Tata Power has gradually transformed into a new-age, sustainable, technology-oriented and customer-centric green energy solutions company. So, how did he do it? Let us find out.

To understand Sinha’s impact, let us look at a few numbers. When he took charge in May 2018, Tata Power’s market capitalisation was at ₹23,843 crore. Nearly five years later, and the figure has grown to ₹61,813.84 crore as of April 19 this year—an increase of 159 per-PwC India’s Best CEOs ranking.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Business Today

Business Today4 min read
Watch that Wrist
Bulgari has once again set the world record for creating the thinnest watch on the planet with the Octo Finissimo Ultra COSC, which is 1.70 mm thick, even thinner than the 1.80 mm it had achieved in 2022. The new watch, limited to only 20 pieces, als
Business Today1 min read
Action And Reaction
1 The gold loans market has witnessed significant growth, with compound annual growth rate of 22.7% in the three years to FY23 2 The gold loans outstanding of banks and NBFCs was ₹6.1 lakh crore as of FY23, per a Nirmal Bang report 3 The average gros
Business Today4 min read
“I Let My Work Do The Talking”
IF DETAILS about the electoral bonds had not been made public, P.V. Krishna Reddy would have stayed under the radar for most Indians, despite managing a diversified ₹32,000-crore business. The attention makes the media-shy Reddy a little uncomfortabl

Related Books & Audiobooks