JSW One Elevates Mayank Gupta as CFO
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JSW One Elevates Mayank Gupta as CFO

JSW One Platforms has elevated Mayank Gupta as Chief Financial Officer as the company strengthens its leadership team to support its next phase of growth and institutional expansion.

Gupta, who earlier served as Chief Operating Officer, has played a key role in scaling the company’s integrated commerce, supply chain and finance ecosystem. In his new role, he will oversee strategic finance, treasury, governance, capital allocation and financial planning.

Gaurav Sachdeva, Joint Managing Director and CEO, JSW One Platforms, said Gupta’s operational understanding and financial expertise make him well positioned to lead the company’s finance function as it scales its technology-led B2B platform for manufacturing and construction MSMEs.

Commenting on the appointment, Mayank Gupta said the company remains focused on building a full-stack digital ecosystem integrating commerce, supply chain, technology and finance for MSMEs.

An alumnus of IIT Delhi and ISB Hyderabad, Gupta brings over two decades of experience across corporate finance, structured credit and operations. Before joining JSW One, he held leadership roles at KKR & Co., Citi and Hindustan Unilever across sectors including manufacturing, infrastructure, automotive and retail.

JSW One Platforms has elevated Mayank Gupta as Chief Financial Officer as the company strengthens its leadership team to support its next phase of growth and institutional expansion.Gupta, who earlier served as Chief Operating Officer, has played a key role in scaling the company’s integrated commerce, supply chain and finance ecosystem. In his new role, he will oversee strategic finance, treasury, governance, capital allocation and financial planning.Gaurav Sachdeva, Joint Managing Director and CEO, JSW One Platforms, said Gupta’s operational understanding and financial expertise make him well positioned to lead the company’s finance function as it scales its technology-led B2B platform for manufacturing and construction MSMEs.Commenting on the appointment, Mayank Gupta said the company remains focused on building a full-stack digital ecosystem integrating commerce, supply chain, technology and finance for MSMEs.An alumnus of IIT Delhi and ISB Hyderabad, Gupta brings over two decades of experience across corporate finance, structured credit and operations. Before joining JSW One, he held leadership roles at KKR & Co., Citi and Hindustan Unilever across sectors including manufacturing, infrastructure, automotive and retail.

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