SR Industries Rises Post-CIRP with Strategic Leadership Overhaul
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SR Industries Rises Post-CIRP with Strategic Leadership Overhaul

SR Industries Ltd, a legacy name synonymous with quality  and reliability in India’s footwear manufacturing landscape, has announced a strategic  transformation in its leadership structure—signalling a new chapter of growth,  accountability, and forward-focused governance. 

Having successfully emerged from the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process  (CIRP), the company is now poised to strengthen its business fundamentals and  pursue long-term value creation under a refreshed and professionally driven  leadership team. 

The new management team combines seasoned and emerging professionals with  expertise across manufacturing, design, marketing, and strategy—reinforcing SR  Industries’ commitment to excellence, governance, and transparency. 

“Our focus now is on building a resilient, future-ready organisation driven by  performance, governance, and agility. We are aligning our systems, talent, and  strategy to ensure SR is positioned not only to compete—but to lead—in an ever evolving global environment” said, Pankaj Dawar, Managing Director, SR  Industries. 

Building on its legacy of reliability and manufacturing excellence, SR Industries is modernising its internal systems and streamlining operations. The new leadership  team has outlined a clear roadmap focused on investments in technology, product  development, and sustainability—ensuring alignment with both global and domestic  market demands. 

(BSE)


SR Industries Ltd, a legacy name synonymous with quality  and reliability in India’s footwear manufacturing landscape, has announced a strategic  transformation in its leadership structure—signalling a new chapter of growth,  accountability, and forward-focused governance. Having successfully emerged from the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process  (CIRP), the company is now poised to strengthen its business fundamentals and  pursue long-term value creation under a refreshed and professionally driven  leadership team. The new management team combines seasoned and emerging professionals with  expertise across manufacturing, design, marketing, and strategy—reinforcing SR  Industries’ commitment to excellence, governance, and transparency. “Our focus now is on building a resilient, future-ready organisation driven by  performance, governance, and agility. We are aligning our systems, talent, and  strategy to ensure SR is positioned not only to compete—but to lead—in an ever evolving global environment” said, Pankaj Dawar, Managing Director, SR  Industries. Building on its legacy of reliability and manufacturing excellence, SR Industries is modernising its internal systems and streamlining operations. The new leadership  team has outlined a clear roadmap focused on investments in technology, product  development, and sustainability—ensuring alignment with both global and domestic  market demands. (BSE)

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