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JAKSON Quantum Appoints Ninad Bhise as CEO
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JAKSON Quantum Appoints Ninad Bhise as CEO

JAKSON Quantum, the newly launched data centre vertical of JAKSON, has appointed Ninad Bhise as Chief Executive Officer. He will lead the company’s Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) business in the data centre segment.

Bhise brings more than 25 years of experience in the construction and infrastructure industry, with experience across projects and businesses in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. His expertise includes data centres, project execution and business operations.

Before joining JAKSON Quantum, Bhise held leadership positions at Sterling & Wilson and Voltas, covering business operations, project execution, design and planning. Most recently, he served as Chief Projects Officer at Sterling & Wilson Data Centres, where he handled complex data centre projects.

Sameer Gupta, Chairman, JAKSON Group, said, “JAKSON Quantum marks an important step as we expand our capabilities in digital infrastructure. Building this business will require strong leadership, execution, and a clear focus on customers. Ninad’s experience across data centres and complex projects will bring valuable depth to this journey and strengthen the business further.”

Commenting on his appointment, Bhise said, “I am delighted to join JAKSON Quantum at such an exciting time, as the Group expands into the data centre EPC space, I look forward to working with the team to scale a business that combines engineering excellence with the pace and reliability this sector demands.”

The appointment forms part of JAKSON Group’s expansion into the data centre EPC business and its broader focus on digital infrastructure.

JAKSON Quantum, the newly launched data centre vertical of JAKSON, has appointed Ninad Bhise as Chief Executive Officer. He will lead the company’s Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) business in the data centre segment.Bhise brings more than 25 years of experience in the construction and infrastructure industry, with experience across projects and businesses in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. His expertise includes data centres, project execution and business operations.Before joining JAKSON Quantum, Bhise held leadership positions at Sterling & Wilson and Voltas, covering business operations, project execution, design and planning. Most recently, he served as Chief Projects Officer at Sterling & Wilson Data Centres, where he handled complex data centre projects.Sameer Gupta, Chairman, JAKSON Group, said, “JAKSON Quantum marks an important step as we expand our capabilities in digital infrastructure. Building this business will require strong leadership, execution, and a clear focus on customers. Ninad’s experience across data centres and complex projects will bring valuable depth to this journey and strengthen the business further.”Commenting on his appointment, Bhise said, “I am delighted to join JAKSON Quantum at such an exciting time, as the Group expands into the data centre EPC space, I look forward to working with the team to scale a business that combines engineering excellence with the pace and reliability this sector demands.”The appointment forms part of JAKSON Group’s expansion into the data centre EPC business and its broader focus on digital infrastructure.

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