Essar Steel on Wednesday announced the appointment of Firdose A. Vandrevala as an executive vice chairman for the company with effect from Aug 12. Vandrevala, was earlier associated with Tata Group for over three decades in various executive positions.
Vandrevala joins Essar Steel from HIRCO, a construction and real estate giant, where he served as a chairman and managing director.
"We are delighted to have Firdose join us. Essar Steel is committed to be a leader in the economic development of this nation. We look forward to Firdose's contribution in making India self-sufficient in the steel sector and contribute further to the country's progress," Essar group chairman Shashi Ruia said in a statement.
Vandrevala served the prestigious Tata Group for more than three decades, where he held various leadership positions, the last being the managing director of Tata Power and chairman of Tata Teleservices.
Before shifting to Tata Power, he was the deputy managing director of Tata Steel. After Tata Group, he had joined Motorola India as chairman.
About his new appointment, Vandrevala said: "Essar Steel has set up some of the finest facilities and its scale and size is something any professional will want to associate with.
"As the expanded capacity of 10 million tonnes comes online, I am looking forward to Essar Steel playing a leading role in this sector and contributing to India's economic development and growth," he said.
-With inputs from IANS
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