Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, April 2025 – Megha Parasrampuria has been appointed as Chief Financial Officer at Safeway Concessions, a key infrastructure platform under the Macquarie Asia Infrastructure Fund 2. In her new role, Megha will oversee the financial strategy, compliance, and performance management across the platform’s nine National Highway SPVs, ensuring robust fiscal governance and long-term value creation.
Before being elevated to the CFO role, Megha Parasrampuria served as Vice President – Finance at Safeway Concessions, where she played a pivotal role in leading financial planning, reporting, and strategy for the firm’s $1.6 billion roads portfolio. Her deep understanding of infrastructure finance and regulatory frameworks strengthened Safeway’s financial stability and investor confidence.
Prior to joining Safeway Concessions, Megha spent nearly 10 years at Siemens, where she led the Controlling function focusing on IFRS implementation, MIS reporting, and CSR governance. She successfully managed a team of ten and spearheaded the rollout of accounting standards and internal control frameworks, earning recognition for her governance acumen and performance analysis expertise.
Earlier in her career, she served as Manager – Derivatives, Hedge Accounting, and IFRS at Hindalco Industries Limited, where she led complex hedge accounting frameworks, conducted IFRS impact assessments, and aligned hedge strategies with financial stability goals.
Megha began her professional journey at EY, where she spent over five years in assurance and advisory roles. From statutory audits to IFRS group reporting and IPO due diligence, she built a solid foundation in financial analysis, risk management, and audit compliance during her tenure as an Assistant Manager and Article Trainee.
About Safeway Concessions
Safeway Concessions is a premier roads platform operating under Macquarie’s Asia Infrastructure Fund 2. With nine Special Purpose Vehicles managing key National Highway stretches under the TOT (Toll-Operate-Transfer) program, the company plays a vital role in India’s infrastructure development. Safeway oversees highway assets such as Siddhantham, Diwantham, Ankapalli, and Porbandar Jetpur Tollways, driving innovation and operational efficiency in toll road management.
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