Deepak Raj Jain Appointed Chief Financial Officer at Jaquar & Company

Deepak Raj Jain has taken on the role of Chief Financial Officer at Jaquar & Company Private Limited, bringing a wealth of experience across various sectors, including Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC), Steel & Power, and Financial Services. In his new position, Deepak will oversee the financial operations of Jaquar, aiming to enhance financial strategies and operational efficiencies within the organization.

With significant years of experience in finance and management, Deepak has held key roles in prominent companies, showcasing his expertise in financial oversight and strategic planning. Prior to joining Jaquar, he served as Head of Finance-Accounts and Company Secretary at Larsen & Toubro, where he was instrumental in managing financial operations and compliance for one of India’s largest conglomerates. His career also includes leadership roles at Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. as General Manager, Dy General Manager at JCB India Ltd., and Head of Finance at Maruti Suzuki India Limited, where he significantly contributed to their financial success.

Deepak’s extensive background in diverse industries equips him with a unique perspective on financial management, making him a valuable asset to Jaquar & Company. His focus on innovation and excellence in finance will undoubtedly contribute to the company’s growth and success in the competitive market.

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