Gurugram, Haryana, India – Purushottam Kejriwal appointed as the new Chief Financial Officer for ACME Solar.
Bringing over two decades of financial expertise and strategic leadership in the energy sector, Kejriwal is set to steer ACME Solar’s financial operations amidst an ambitious phase of growth and innovation. His extensive experience in financial management and strategic investments makes him a valuable addition to the ACME leadership team.
Prior to this role, Kejriwal served as the Head of Banking Relations North at Adani Group, where he was instrumental from May 2021 until April 2024. His responsibilities included overseeing statutory compliances, capital expenditures, and managing complex financial structures essential for large-scale projects.
Before his stint at Adani Group, Kejriwal held the position of Chief Financial Officer at India Power Corporation Haldia Limited, part of the SREI Group, from January 2012 to April 2021. During his tenure, he was responsible for the financial closure of significant power projects, enhancing investor relations, and managing capital raising initiatives totaling more than Rs 1900 Crores.
Additionally, Kejriwal contributed his financial acumen at Adhunik Power & Natural Resources Limited and RDB Industries Ltd, where he managed extensive portfolios involving debt funding, compliance, and strategic financial planning. His early roles also included significant responsibilities in corporate finance and compliance at J L Morison (India) Ltd and SKP Securities Ltd, setting the stage for his later senior executive roles.
About ACME Group: Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Gurugram, ACME Group is a global leader in sustainable and renewable energy solutions. The company has established a formidable presence in the solar power sector with a portfolio exceeding 6 GWp and is at the forefront of developing innovative green technologies such as the Green Hydrogen and Green Ammonia projects. ACME’s commitment to renewable energy extends beyond Indian borders with significant projects set up in Oman and plans for expansion into other international markets. The group’s vision is to lead the global green energy transition, aiming to produce 10 million tons per year of green ammonia and hydrogen by 2030.
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