GPS Renewables appoints Manan Domadia as SVP

16 Apr 2026 CW Team

GPS Renewables has appointed Manan Domadia as Senior Vice President, Finance and Banking, strengthening its leadership as it scales operations in the clean energy sector.

Domadia brings over 16 years of experience across finance and capital raising, with prior roles at THINK Gas Distribution, IFIN and YES Bank. His expertise spans debt structuring, M&A, FP&A and treasury management, particularly in renewable energy and infrastructure.

Commenting on the appointment, Parag Parikh, CEO, GPSR Arya and Group CFO, GPS Renewables, said, “Manan’s experience in structuring projects and raising capital will be a value add… supporting our long-term growth strategy.”

Manan Domadia said, “It has been impressive to see the company emerge as a key player in India’s clean energy transition… I look forward to contributing to the next phase of growth.”

GPS Renewables is expanding its portfolio across biofuels and alternative energy, with a project pipeline exceeding 200 compressed biogas (CBG) projects and growing investments in sustainable aviation fuel.

The appointment aligns with the company’s focus on strengthening financial strategy and scaling capital-intensive clean energy projects.

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