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Hi-Tech Radiators Appoints Gaurav Vani as Group CFO

Hi-Tech Radiators Appoints Gaurav Vani as Group CFO
Hi-Tech Radiators Appoints Gaurav Vani as Group CFO to Strengthen Financial Strategy · theprint.in

Hi-Tech Radiators has chosen Gaurav Vani to become its new Group Chief Financial Officer.

He will start in July 2026.

A CFO helps a company plan how it uses and manages money.

Vani will oversee budgets, funding, rules and business risks.

He will also help connect the company’s systems and use digital tools and artificial intelligence in finance.

Before this, he worked at Soujanya Color Private Limited for more than 13 years.

Hi-Tech Radiators makes radiators and tanks used in the transformer industry.

The company sells products in India and exports them to more than 36 countries.

Key facts

Appointee
Gaurav Vani
Position
Group Chief Financial Officer
Effective date
July 2026
Previous role
Group Finance Head at Soujanya Color Private Limited
Industry
Transformer radiators and tanks
Export footprint
Products exported to more than 36 countries
Export share
60% of radiator production and 90% of tank production

Quotes

Kartik Daftari

Managing Director and CEO of Hi-Tech Radiators

“Gaurav’s strong financial expertise and strategic perspective make him a valuable addition to our leadership team. As our business becomes increasingly global, his experience will be important in strengthening financial discipline, improving visibility and supporting more informed decision-making across the organisation. We look forward to his contribution as we continue to build a more agile and future-ready business.”
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“I am excited to join Hi-Tech Radiators at an important stage in its journey. The company has established a strong presence in the transformer components industry and is well positioned to build on this momentum across India and international markets. I look forward to working closely with the leadership team to support the company’s strategic priorities and contribute to long-term value creation.”
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