Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, December 2025 – Ramasubramaniam R has taken charge as Group Chief Information & Technology Officer & Senior Vice President at Ramraj Cotton, strengthening the organisation’s digital and technology leadership as the iconic traditional menswear brand accelerates its omni-channel retail expansion, manufacturing modernization and data-driven growth agenda.
In his new role, Ramasubramaniam is responsible for driving enterprise IT strategy, SAP-led transformation, digital platforms, cybersecurity, retail technology, analytics, and operational technology modernisation across Ramraj Cotton’s integrated manufacturing and retail ecosystem.
Prior to joining Ramraj Cotton, Ramasubramaniam served as Chief Information & Technology Officer and Senior General Manager at TTK Prestige Ltd, where he spent nearly a decade leading large-scale enterprise technology programs. He drove ERP modernization, SAP upgrades, IT transformation initiatives, cybersecurity strengthening, data platforms, and automation programs that significantly enhanced manufacturing, retail, and supply-chain efficiency.
Earlier, he built an illustrious 22-year career at Titan Company Limited, progressing through leadership roles including Delivery Head – IT Operations & Projects and Manager – IT & SAP. During this period, he anchored multiple SAP implementations, major version upgrades, process automation initiatives, and business transformation programs, while building high-performing IT teams and earning multiple recognitions for exceptional contribution. He also played a key role in manufacturing and product innovation programs, including participation in the development of Titan’s globally recognised EDGE watches.
About Ramraj Cotton
Founded in 1983 by visionary entrepreneur Mr. K.R. Nagarajan, Ramraj Cotton is a leading Indian traditional menswear brand recognised for its quality cotton dhotis, white shirts and culturally rooted apparel offerings. With a strong retail-focused presence across South India and rapidly expanding footprint in North India, the company continues to evolve into a modern, omni-channel apparel enterprise while preserving the heritage of Indian craftsmanship.
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