SPML Infra brings transition in leadership for future resilience

By Staff Report September 4, 2025 3:11 pm IST

​SPML Infra Limited, an infrastructure development company, has initiated a leadership transition aimed at accelerating growth, strengthening governance, and preparing the organisation for future opportunities in high-potential sectors, includ​ing Water Infrastructure Development and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS).​

This transition represents a strategic shift towards next-generation operational leadership, while preserving the deep expertise and strong market relationships of the promoters in advisory roles. The move is aimed at accelerating execution, reinforcing investor confidence, and positioning SPML Infra for sustained growth and long-term value creation.

Leadership Changes (Pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR and other applicable provisions)

• Abhinandan Sethi, currently the Chief Operating Officer (COO), has been appointed Managing Director for a term of five years. He will lead end-to-end business strategy, operations, corporate finance, and expansion into emerging infrastructure sectors, including BESS.

• Subhash Sethi has transitioned from an executive role to become Non-Executive Chairman and Director, focusing on high-value legal, contractual, and arbitration strategies. 

• Sushil Sethi will continue as Non-Executive Vice Chairman and Director, guiding business development, client relationship management, and market expansion. 

Strategic Impact

This governance-driven transition is set to:

• Propel growth in water EPC while fast-tracking expansion in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS).
• Reinforce governance by establishing a clear distinction between executive responsibilities and advisory roles.
• Prepare the company for the future with a leadership framework that combines legacy wisdom with operational agility.

The changes are subject to necessary shareholders’ and regulatory approvals, including related party transaction clearances in line with SEBI and Companies Act provisions.