Tata Communications CFO Sanjay Baweja to resign

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
Last Updated : Sep 04 2014 | 9:20 PM IST
Global Internet solutions provider Tata Communications today said its Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Sanjay Baweja will be leaving the organisation to pursue other opportunities.
The firm said it is looking for a replacement to Baweja.
In a BSE filing, Tata Communications said: "Sanjay Baweja, CFO, will be leaving the organisation to pursue other opportunities. Tata Communications is currently seeking chief financial officer candidates and intends to complete its search in the near future."
In order to facilitate an orderly transition, Baweja will continue serving as the CFO until November 3, 2014, it added.
As CFO, Baweja was responsible for strategic financial management including financial reporting and compliance, treasury and fund management, financial planning and analysis, management assurance, taxation and procurement etc.
Prior to Tata Communications, he served in Emaar MGF Land Limited as Executive President for Corporate Affairs and Chief Risk Officer. He has also worked in several roles across companies like Bharti Airtel, Xerox Modicorp, Digital Equipment and Ballarpur Industries.
"Baweja's exit from the business is on positive terms. The company appreciates the tremendous work ethic and professionalism exhibited by him over the last five years and wishes him nothing but success in his future endeavours," the firm said in the filing.
The USD 3.2 billion Tata Communications owns and operates advanced sub-sea cable network, delivering infrastructure, enterprise solutions and partnerships to carriers and businesses worldwide.
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First Published: Sep 04 2014 | 9:20 PM IST

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