Chief Financial Officer

Mr. Ranjit Kumar Das is currently the Chief Financial Officer at Chandigarh International Airport Ltd.  He has an experience in the Aviation Industry for more than two decades .He is responsible for finance and related processes at the Airport.

Mr. Das is an Honours Graduate in Commerce from Calcutta University. He is a member of Chartered Accountant and Cost Accountant of India. He did Post Graduate Degree in Business Management (PGDBM) from Indian Institute of Management (Lucknow).

Mr. Das has joined Airports Authority of India as Junior Executive in 2001 and has worked at various positions across India at Airports Authority of India .He was Chief Financial Officer of AAI Cargo Logistic & Allied services Ltd (AAICLAS) 100% Subsidiary of Airports Authority of India from May 2018 to September 2020.

During his tenure, he has implemented SAP and played a significant role in financial Modeling of Tariff determination of cargo at various Airports with Airport Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA). Apart from above significant role, he has also built high performance team across different location for smooth functioning of Finance of AAICLAS.

He has successfully led financial control and processes, passionately building the finance function   & driving the business results. He has in rightful experience in varied area of finance including Accounts, Statutory Audit, Financial planning & analysis, Inventory Control, Internal Audit, Taxation, Expense Control & Management, Regulatory Issues and participated in the amendment of Company policies and procedure.

He got AAI award for exemplary & dedicated Services in the Tariff Directorate and appreciation letter from the AAI Chairman for the Commendable work done in the field of Economic Regulation of Airports.

He has created effective teams through strong communication & measurable performance metrics. He is future focused, high-energy, result oriented managerial personnel driven by his purpose “Re-imagine possibilities & bring value with values.”

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