Resonia Limited, a dominant player in India’s power transmission infrastructure sector, has announced the appointment of Aditya Mittal as its Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Mittal, a seasoned finance leader with nearly two decades of global experience, joins the company at a pivotal moment as it scales its operations to meet India’s surging demand for renewable energy evacuation.
Based in Mumbai, Mittal will report directly to CEO Prashant Sinha. His primary mandate is to fortify Resonia’s financial strategy, enhance governance frameworks, and establish scalable systems that support the company’s aggressive expansion into inter-state and intra-state transmission projects.
Prior to joining Resonia, Mittal was the Finance Head of Grid Solutions at Siemens Energy, where he was a key architect in achieving a staggering fourfold business growth in just two years. His career has spanned diverse sectors, including infrastructure, energy, metals, and oil and gas, with extensive market exposure across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. His professional journey is marked by high-impact leadership roles, most notably during his 15-year tenure at Siemens and Siemens Energy.
Mittal is a qualified Chartered Accountant (2008 batch) and holds an MBA from Friedrich–Alexander University. He began his career with Ernst & Young in assurance and advisory services, providing him with a rigorous foundation in statutory compliance and tax governance that will be vital for Resonia’s capital-intensive projects.
Strategic Vision for Resonia
The appointment comes as Resonia (formerly the infrastructure arm of Sterlite Power) accelerates its project pipeline.
CEO Prashant Sinha emphasized that Mittal’s arrival coincides with an increasing need for “sharper financial clarity and discipline.”
“Aditya’s global experience and ability to navigate complex business environments will add significant strength to our leadership team,” said Sinha. “I am confident his perspective will help us make more informed decisions and strengthen governance as we move forward.”
Mittal shared a similar sentiment, noting that Resonia is at a stage where building scale with consistency is paramount. His immediate priorities include strengthening financial planning and creating a finance function that acts as a true “business partner” to enable execution at scale.
Resonia has been on a winning streak throughout 2026. In February, the company received the National Project Excellence Award for its Kishtwar Transmission project in Jammu & Kashmir—a ₹4.07 billion investment designed to evacuate 3,014 MW of hydropower. More recently, in April 2026, the firm secured the Hampapura 400 kV transmission corridor in Karnataka to support the evacuation of 21.5 GW of renewable energy. With Mittal at the financial helm, Resonia is well-positioned to manage the complex financial requirements of these mega-projects, ensuring India’s grid remains resilient and future-ready.
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