Anil Kumar Tulsiani on Tuesday assumed charge as SAIL’s Director (Finance) 
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Anil Kumar Tulsiani assumes charge as SAIL’s Director (Finance)

Anil Kumar Tulsiani had joined SAIL in 1988 in the company’s Durgapur Steel Plant (DSP) as Junior Manager (Finance)

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Anil Kumar Tulsiani has taken charge as Director (Finance) of Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) on June 20, 2022. The new Director (Finance) was recommended for the post by the Public Enterprises Selection (PESB) panel in November 2021 while he was serving as the Executive Director in the same organisation. PSU Watch was the first to report that.

A Cost & Management Accountant (CMA) and MBA (Finance), Anil Kumar Tulsiani had joined SAIL in 1988 in the company's Durgapur Steel Plant (DSP) as Junior Manager (Finance). Rising through the ranks, AK Tulsiani became the Executive Director, (F&A) in SAIL before taking over as the Director (Finance) of the company. He carries an experience of almost 34 years in various areas of Finance and Accounting in different Plants/Units of SAIL viz., Raw Materials Division (RMD), Durgapur Steel Plant (DSP), Central Marketing Organization (CMO) and Corporate Office (CO).

He has taken several new initiatives during his tenure in areas like Budget & Budgetary Control, Fund Management, Finalization of Accounts, smooth transition to GST etc. He also played a key role in the preparation of the Cost Manual for SAIL Mines.

In his latest role as Executive Director (F&A), SAIL Corporate Office since June'21, Anil Kumar Tulsiani has been working towards improving the topline as well as the bottom line for the Company and ensuring efficient fund management and resource allocation.

Tulsiani is also SAIL's nominated Director on the Board of "mjunction Services Limited".

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