MTNL appoints Sultan Ahmed as Chief Financial Officer & KMP 
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MTNL appoints Sultan Ahmed as Chief Financial Officer & KMP

Board of Directors of MTNL have approved appointment of Sultan Ahmed as Chief Financial Officer and KMP with immediate effect from February14, 2023

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: State-owned Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) in a regulatory filing on Tuesday stated that its Board of Directors have approved appointment of Sultan Ahmed, GM (Finance), MTNL as Chief Financial Officer and KMP of the company with immediate effect from February14, 2023.

The filing also established the fact that Ahmed "is not related to any Directors of the company."

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Sultan Ahmed has worked as CM (Finance) at MTNL Corporate Office. He is an officer of 1995 batch of the Indian Post & Telecommunication Accounts and Finance Service (IP and TAFs) who subsequently got absorbed in MTNL with effect from October 1, 2000. He completed his postgraduation in Mathematics, LLB and Diploma in Management. He has worked in MTNL Mumbai, Delhi and CFO to UTL Nepal. He has experience in the Telecom industry for more than 27 years. He has got a complete domain knowledge and expertise in the field of Telecom Finance, Revenue, billing and realisation, financial advice, Audit and Accounts, statutory compliance, raising of loans and bonds etc. He is a director on the board of MTL which is a fully owned subsidiary of MTNL.

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