Mumbai, India – JSW Infrastructure Limited, a key entity within the JSW Group, has officially announced the reappointment of Mr. Arun Maheshwari as its Joint Managing Director and , effective April 18, 2024. This strategic decision was disclosed through a regulatory filing with the Bombay Stock Exchange, highlighting Mr. Maheshwari’s extended mandate for another three years.
In his enduring tenure at JSW, Mr. Maheshwari has been instrumental in sourcing key raw materials for the steel and power sectors, honing corporate strategy, and expanding the company’s international market presence. His innovative and entrepreneurial approach over the past twenty-five years has significantly shaped the steel industry landscape.
“Mr. Arun Maheshwari, a man who has been at many ports of call during his voyage in JSW – Sourcing major Steel & Power generating raw materials, Corporate Strategy, International marketing – anchoring each of these areas with his entrepreneurial skills, creative approach and lateral thinking,” describes the company’s statement on his career achievements.
Mr. Maheshwari’s educational background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce from Ajmer University and an MBA degree, equipping him with the necessary academic foundation to lead JSW Infrastructure’s ambitious projects.
Concurrent with his reappointment, Mr. Maheshwari will also assume the role of Additional Director and Jt. Managing Director at South West Port Limited, a subsidiary of JSW Infrastructure. Additionally, he will transition to a non-executive director role at JSW Jaigarh Port Limited, ensuring his strategic influence across multiple fronts within the organization.
About JSW Infrastructure: Part of the vast JSW Group, JSW Infrastructure is recognized as India’s second-largest private port operator with a current cargo handling capacity of 170 million tonnes per annum (MTPA). The company operates ten port and terminal concessions across strategic locations on the East and West coasts of India, facilitating efficient cargo movement.
Internationally, JSW Infrastructure has expanded its reach with significant assets in Fujairah, UAE, including a modern liquid tank storage facility and two dry bulk terminals. This global presence underscores its commitment to being a leading player in the maritime logistics sector.
As JSW Infrastructure looks to the future, it aims to increase its cargo handling capacity to 300 MTPA by 2030, driven by a diversified cargo mix and a strong focus on value-added services. The company’s long-term concession agreements provide stable revenue streams and enable sustainable growth aligned with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles.
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