Deepak Rastogi, a seasoned finance professional, is set to join Puravankara, a leading real estate firm based in Bengaluru, as the new group CFO on January 15. Rastogi is currently the president and group CFO at Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals in Pu
PuravankaraDeepak RastogiCfoReal EstateBusiness DevelopmentReal Estate PuneJan 07, 2025
Deepak Rastogi is a seasoned finance professional joining Puravankara as the new group CFO. He will start his role on January 15.
Neeraj Gautam has been elevated to the role of deputy chief financial officer at Puravankara.
Rastogi is a chartered accountant with an MBA from SP Jain Institute of Research and Management. He has extensive experience as the president and group CFO at Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals and previously at Tata AutoComp Systems.
Puravankara is expanding its business development activities beyond its traditional southern markets, focusing on the residential and office sectors in Mumbai and Pune, including redevelopment projects in south Mumbai.
Puravankara is a well-established real estate developer known for its innovative projects and commitment to sustainable development, particularly in the southern part of India.
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