Melwyn Moses Joins Borosil Renewables As CEO (Managerial)

Borosil Renewable recently appointed Melwyn Moses as its new Chief Executive Officer (Key Managerial Personnel).  He has a career spanning nearly three decades. He brings expertise in manufacturing transformation, supply chain optimization, strategic investment planning, and operational excellence.

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Having served in key global leadership roles, he has successfully managed operations across 31 manufacturing sites and led teams of over 6,000 personnel, including on-roll and contractual employees. Moses is joining the company from UPL Corporation, where he worked as Global HSE Head and Global Formulations Head. Previously, he was associated with Merisant, Zeneca & Syngenta, Pepsico India Holdings, and REIL Products Limited.

Moses is a Mechanical Engineering graduate from AK College of Engineering. He has completed the Senior Executive Leadership Program at Harvard Business School, further enriching his leadership capabilities. The company said, "His track record includes achievements in cost reduction, technology adaptation, and sustainability initiatives. His leadership and passion for excellence align perfectly with our commitment to driving innovation and growth at the company."

Challenging times

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Moses joined the leading Indian solar glass company when the company is reeling with the losses and stiff competition from the cheaper imported solar glass from China. However, the firm has got relief through the introduction of Customs Duty against such imports. It also got a shot in the arm with the recommendation of the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) for the imposition of anti-dumping duties against such imports.

Borosil Renewables recently claimed that the export sales of its solar glass products accounted for 13 percent of its total turnover in the latest quarter (Q2FY25). The company said that the share of its export sales has increased from the preceding quarter (Q1FY25). “Export sales, including those to SEZ customers, amounting to INR 34.39 Cr in Q2FY25, accounted for 13% of the turnover, compared to INR 22.42 Cr in the preceding quarter when exports made up 9.3% of turnover,” the company said in its investors presentation.

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