Barenya Senapati is New Director (Finance) at HAL 
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Barenya Senapati is new Director (Finance) at HAL

Barenya Senapati has been appointed as the Director (Finance) at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)

Defence Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Barenya Senapati has been appointed as the Director (Finance) at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). He is a fellow member of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and has 31 years of post-qualification experience in the field of Finance. He has diverse experience in all areas of Finance encompassing Accounts, Financial planning, Treasury Management, Pricing and Taxation of the company.

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He joined HAL in 1995 and has a rich experience of 29 years in varied roles at the divisional level and at corporate finance. Prior to his present appointment as the Director (Finance), Senapati was holding the position of Executive Director (Finance) at corporate office and handling all Finance and Accounts related functions of HAL. He played an active role in obtaining the Maharatna status for HAL which is a historical milestone for the company.

Senapati played a key role in the finalisation of several contracts for supply of fighter aircraft and helicopters. He is also instrumental in finalisation of the pricing of repair and overhaul activities carried out by HAL which constitutes a substantial revenue stream.

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