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VTM appoints P Senthil Kumar as chief financial officer
TAMIL NADU: VTM has strengthened its top management, appointing P Senthil Kumar as chief financial officer with effect from 15 December, as the company sharpens its focus on financial discipline, compliance and long-term planning.
The appointment was approved by the board at its meeting held on Monday. Kumar joins as a key managerial personnel, bringing more than 28 years of experience across corporate finance, reporting and large-scale operations.
A fellow member of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India and a diploma holder in international financial reporting from ACCA (UK), Kumar has worked across a wide range of industries, including stints at Samsung India, MRF, Sundram Fasteners, Larsen & Toubro, Kaleesuwari Refinery, MEPCO and Magick Woods Exports.
His experience spans financial reporting, taxation, treasury, fund management, ERP and SAP implementation, compliance and strategic financial planning. Kumar has led finance teams in multi-entity organisations with turnovers of up to Rs 500 crore and handled overseas operations, internal controls and Ind AS reporting.
The company said Kumar is not related to any member of the board.
With a battle-hardened finance professional now at the helm, VTM is signalling a renewed push for rigour, scale and sharper financial execution.
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Orient Electric CHRO Aditya Kohli steps down
Senior HR leader exits CK Birla Group firm after brief tenure
GURUGRAM: Orient Electric announced the resignation of its chief human resources officer, Aditya Kohli, citing personal career reasons.
In a regulatory filing, the company said Kohli, who is also part of its senior management personnel, submitted his resignation on 24 February, 2026, after nearly four years with the company. His last working day will be 24 March, 2026, at the close of business hours.
Kohli brought more than two decades of experience across India and international markets, having previously worked with firms such as Hewitt Associates, Standard Chartered Bank, Bharti Airtel and Clix Capital.
During his tenure, Kohli was involved in areas spanning talent management, HR transformation, culture and change initiatives, and HR technology, according to earlier company disclosures.
The company said Kohli has resigned to pursue another professional opportunity outside the organisation. Further details related to the resignation, along with a copy of his resignation letter, have been shared as part of the statutory disclosures.
Orient Electric has not yet announced a successor or outlined interim arrangements for the role.
