NEW DELHI:
Cairn India
chief executive Sudhir Mathur has resigned from the company, the fourth CEO to quit the firm since it was taken over by mining billionaire Anil Agarwal-led
Vedanta
Group seven years back.
Along with Mathur, Pankaj Kalra, the chief financial officer of Cairn India, which is now a part of Vedanta, after its merger with the parent, has also resigned, sources privy to the development said.
Mathur resigned about a month back and his resignation was made public only last week, the sources said. He is currently serving notice period, which is technically up to May-end, but may leave the company by the end of April. Kalra quit a couple of months back.
Prior to these resignations, Suniti Bhat, director oil & gas and executive committee member, resigned about six months back, followed by the firm’s chief internal audit & risk assurance director Arup Chakraborty quitting the company.
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