Sumnesh Khandelwal Deputy CFO of JK Cement quits

04 Jul 2024 CW Team

Global white cement manufacturer JK Cement said that Sumnesh Khandelwal, Deputy CFO, left the company, effective July 1, 2024. Khandelwal made this choice in an effort to advance his professional opportunities. He completed his 90-day notice period on April 3 and began working on July 1 after filing for resignation. The former Deputy CFO oversaw a number of important areas during his notice period, including making sure that quarterly and annual accounts are closed along with audits, streamlining the operational and implementation aspects of SAP HANA related to FI/CO/MM/SD, driving finance transformation through shared services implementation, including vendor finalisation and on-boarding, payroll transition to the new system, and outsourcing planning. (Source:ET)

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