Energy Leaders in India 2024 v14 LR 1
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ENERGY LEADERS IN INDIA 2024
NAME DESIGNATION COMPANY
Abhay Chaudhary Director - Projects Power Grid Corporation
Naveen Singh Head Policy Advocacy & Vice Hindustan Power Exchange
President - Business Development
Sundropindia
Sathish Kumar Managing Director Energy Solutions Pvt Ltd
21 25 31
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Perveen Puri
Vice President,
JSW Energy Ltd
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Time PG. 39
The Gap Between Generation and Energy
33 Consumption
A
bhay Choudhary, the seasoned
Director (Projects) at Power Grid
Corporation of India Limited
(POWERGRID), boasts an impressive
37-year career in the power sector. His
professional journey commenced at NTPC,
where his expertise in electrical engineering
was first honed. In the early '90s, a
pivotal transition occurred as
NTPC's transmission wing
shifted to POWERGRID, laying
the groundwork for Abhay's
enduring commitment to
excellence.
Established in 1989 under the
Companies Act, POWERGRID
is a critical player in India's
power sector. Initially named
National Power Transmission
Corporation, it evolved into
Power Grid Corporation of
India Limited, managing
high-voltage transmission
systems. With a pivotal
role in nationwide power
transmission, POWERGRID
contributes significantly to
India's energy infrastructure
and offers telecom and
W
hen talking about demand globally, according to 31% between 2020 and 2026,
sustainable energy the International Renewable reaching $18.6 billion by the
solutions, the role Energy Agency (IRENA). end of the forecast period.
of energy storage cannot According to another report But there is an exception:
be overlooked. According to by BloombergNEF, global while renewable energy is
International Energy Agency energy storage capacity clean and abundant, it also
(IEA) reports, global energy is expected to increase poses some challenges. Solar
demand will rise by 1.3% per dramatically in the coming power generation is based on
year by 2040. With the rapid years, reaching 741 gigawatt- sunlight availability, while
growth of renewable energy hours (GWh) by 2030. This wind power depends on wind
sources such as solar and represents a significant jump patterns. Consequently, excess
wind power, the renewable from the 17 GWh capacity energy is often generated
energy landscape is changing recorded in 2018. Moreover, during peak production
faster than ever before. Back the grid-scale energy storage periods that cannot be
in 2020, these renewable systems market is projected efficiently utilised without
sources accounted for more to grow at a compound effective storage solutions.
than 80% of new electricity annual growth rate (CAGR) of Innovative solutions, such as
Mittal
Executive Director,
Exide
N
avigating the competitive landscape
of the battery market for nearly
seven decades is no small feat.
Exide Industries Limited has achieved this
remarkable milestone, a testament to the
visionary leadership of individuals
like Arun Mittal, the Director of
Automotive. Over his extensive
career, Arun's tenure at
Exide Industries has been
characterised by a steadfast
commitment to excellence
and a pragmatic approach to
driving innovation within the
automotive battery sector.
Since taking the reins
as Director of Automotive
in 2016, Arun has played
a pivotal role in steering
Exide Industries towards
unprecedented success.
His pragmatic and forward-
thinking leadership has not
only propelled the company
to a prominent position in
the battery industry but has
solidified its standing as a global
leader in automotive batteries.
In 2018, under Arun's strategic
T
he Interim Budget in power plants for open access as a clear opportunity, resulting
2024 brought in a lot of has improved the adoption in the growth of many venture
cheer to the Indian solar of solar energy by the C&I funded flexible/small loan firms
industry with the announcement segment in India. that cater to this sector.
of a whopping Rs. 7,327 crore Beyond policies and schemes, There is a clear and present
for the solar power sector by it is now necessary to ask what opportunity in India to
way of solar ongrid, offgrid else can be done for the solar encourage MSMEs to adopt
and PM-KUSUM schemes. industry to grow in India. Just solar energy, reduce their
In this context, the Hon’ble as the residential opportunity dependence on conventional
Prime Minister Shri Narendra lies beyond the metros/Tier electricity. For this to happen,
Modi’s focus on giving energy 1 cities in the 1-5 KW ticket private and public players
security and independence to size installations, the C&I can join hands to build a
small households through opportunity lies with MSMEs. strong ecosystem of finance,
the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli MSMEs in India contribute technology benchmarks,
Yojana subsidy scheme was approximately 30% to India’s installation procedures and
rightfully welcomed and praised. GDP and employ over 100 million clear return on investment
As of December 2023, the people. Often seen as a lesser metrics to demystify the
installed capacity of solar power cousin of the large industrial adoption of solar energy for
in India was 73.3 GW, with a sector, they provide critical MSMEs. Fintech firms that
target of 500 GW of cumulative products and services that keep can digitize and automate the
capacity by 2030 towards the the wheels of India’s economy credit checks and disbursal
larger goal of achieving net zero turning. This sector continues to process will drive solar EPCs
emissions by 2070. The launch rely on traditional energy sources, and MSMEs to close on PPA/
of these residential schemes accounting for close to 25% of the solar installation agreements
is critical for a country that overall energy consumption in faster, improving the adoption
has challenges in availability the industrial sector. of renewable energy.
of natural resources for power As is the case for MSMEs, The job is, of course, made
generation, is exposed to geo- they struggle with easy access tougher with differing policies
political conflicts that inflate to finance/working capital, and schemes relating to net
import costs of fossil fuels and long term business outlook, metering/open access in
struggles to distribute energy shaky creditworthiness, all of different states in India, which
to rural areas. At the same which affects their ability to raises the question on when
time, the growing installation shift to renewable energy. Over we can see a Unified C&I policy
of rooftop solar plants in the past few years, the fin-tech scheme driven by the central
commercial institutions as well sector has identified the need government. That is, of course, a
as ground mounted/utility scale for working capital for MSMEs discussion for a different day!
Harak
Banthia
Chief Financial Officer,
HPCL- Mittal Energy
A
lways passionate and hungry about plants and the acquisition of three steel
learning, sharing knowledge, and plants and a port in Romania. In 2006, he
steering through financial landscapes, transitioned to the oil and gas sector, making
Harak Banthia has marked an illustrious significant contributions through roles such
journey as the Chief Financial Officer of as CFO of ONGC Mittal JV Companies and
HPCL-Mittal Energy Limited (HMEL) since VP of Mittal Investments, involving in multi-
April 2011. With over three decades of rich billion-dollar mergers and acquisitions. He also
experience, Harak's professional odyssey served as MD/Director of the Escada fashion
unfolds as a narrative of strategic financial design group, managing its acquisition and
management and global business acumen. divestment. As CFO of HPCL-Mittal Energy
Harak, a distinguished Chartered Limited, he played a crucial role in setting
Accountant, began his finance career in 1988 up a greenfield refinery in Bathinda, Punjab,
at Lovelock & Lewes (now PWC), mastering its expansion to a 13 million tonne capacity,
audits, computer assurance, programming, and diversifying into petrochemicals with
and special assignments for seven years. In over $9 billion in investments, leading to a
1995, he joined L.N. Mittal's global steel and oil company turnover of $10 billion and over 2100
and gas ventures, swiftly ascending to CFO/ employees. His efforts in finance, contract
Executive Director Finance. He played a pivotal negotiations, and digitisation have significantly
role in acquisitions, divestments, turnarounds, contributed to the company's success.
and value additions across various sectors Harak's journey is characterised by swift
in numerous countries, including Ireland, decision-making, effective delegation, guiding
Romania, Macedonia, South Africa, the UK, the team and a focus on strategic financial
Germany, Kazakhstan, Russia, Syria, Nigeria, management. Always accessible to his team as well
Turkmenistan, Hong Kong, and the USA. as various cross functions, he fosters a culture of
From 1995 to 2006, he held key roles in the innovation and excellence. As Harak continues his
steel industry, including Executive Director dedicated pursuit of knowledge, both personally
Finance at Mittal Steel South Africa and CFO and professionally, his roadmap promises
at several steel plants in Romania and Ireland, continuous growth and unwavering commitment.
where he led the profitable turnaround of TradeFlock interviewed Harak to learn more
previously unprofitable government-owned about his journey.
in India 2024
Dr. Hitesh
Chimanlal
Doshi
Chairman and Managing Director,
WAAREE Group
N
avigating the complex terrain of the
energy industry demands leaders with
a distinct vision and an unwavering
commitment to sustainability. Dr. Hitesh
Chimanlal Doshi, as the Chairman and
Managing Director of Waaree Energies,
stands as a pragmatic architect,
shaping the company's trajectory
with a balance of vision and realism.
His visionary approach transcends
conventional benchmarks, weaving
together global impact, technological
innovation, and an unwavering
commitment to sustainability into the
very essence of Waaree's mission.
Dr. Hitesh's journey from humble
beginnings in a small village in
Maharashtra, India, to the helm
of Waaree Group is a testament
to his tenacity and vision. His
entrepreneurial spirit ignited early,
propelling him to overcome adversity
and create a lasting impact. This
background lends a unique resilience
to his leadership style, emphasizing
the importance of perseverance
and adaptability in the face of
challenges. Dr. Hitesh holds
an honorary doctorate in
Professional Entrepreneurship
from the European Continental
University. This recognition
Naveen
Singh
Head Policy Advocacy and Vice
President - Business Development,
Hindustan Power Exchange
H
industan Power Exchange (HPX)
emerges as a crucial player in
India's power sector, addressing the
imperative need for diversity, innovation, and
competition in power trading. Positioned as
an alternative to established exchanges,
HPX, under the leadership of Naveen
Singh, Head - Policy Advocacy & Vice
President - Business Development at
HPX, strategically introduces new
products, including high-priced
contracts, fostering a competitive and
dynamic marketplace. Recognized
by the Central Electricity
Regulatory Commission (CERC),
HPX embodies legitimacy and
adaptability, aligning with India's
ambitious goals for renewable
energy integration. Naveen's
leadership extends beyond
meeting immediate needs;
he envisions a future where
W
ay back in 2011, However, with government employment opportunities even
when I stepped into initiatives and support in the most remote villages of
the renewable energy from financial bodies and India. The renewable power
sector, I had a very different renewable companies, social infra has changed the whole
approach to the sustainable awareness increased, and scenario and directly impacted
energy domain. It was the renewable power sources rural India, empowering its
time of inner realisation became an indispensable present and future. Renewable
when I got the opportunity part of their lives. Renewable power has enabled them to
to serve rural India. Having energy with uninterrupted stay updated and connected
an urban approach when we power not only supported with the outside world,
are talking about digital India them in their day-to-day living increasing their exposure and
and technology advancements but also uplifted their socio- reach to any opportunity,
across different industry economic status in society. which is, therefore, the urban
domains, it is ironic that world. Our roots come from
several parts of rural India
were deprived of basic power
Rural India became more rural India; if rural India
is sustainable, then it is
needs. After more than 60 empowered with power sustainable. When discussing
years of Independence, in their hands and with no India as a superpower, we have
struggling even for basic power to empower rural communities.
is a curse to any developing dependency on anyone. With Renewables are also
country, both socially and the spread of home lighting crucial in enabling farmers
economically, and this is the to optimise their return on
dark side of the story.
systems and rooftop solar investment in farming. The
For instance,during my visit schemes, every rural home increased use of renewable
to a small village in Ballia
district in Uttar Pradesh,
has become a powerhouse. sources, mostly solar energy,
adds more to the value
I was puzzled to see the chain. This results in low
villagers still using kerosene With the increased use of investment and high returns
lamps for their basic power renewables at the utility- with a shorter ROI than in
needs. These kerosene lamps scale, rural India also receives the era before renewables.
enabled them to cook food, uninterrupted power supplies This value addition has also
but their children's studying for as long as 24 hours. This empowered rural India to
needs deprived them of basic change through renewables the maximum extent, with a
social living. has generated business and great social impact.
ENERGY
wealth of experience. Spearheading Global
strategic tie-ups, navigating technological
joint ventures, and orchestrating
LEADERS
manufacturing collaborations including Green
Field JV with a German MNC , he brings
a profound understanding garnered over
a decade, contributing to the management
in India 2024 teams of both Indian and Swiss MNCs
Beyond corporate endeavours, Neeraj's
commitment to fostering a positive work
An Inspirational Journey to Leadership environment is palpable. His rallying cry,
in the Energy Sector "Together We Can Achieve More," echoes not
just as a mantra but as a powerful reflection
Chamoli
and transformative progress, Neeraj
Chamoli emerges as a beacon, ushering the
industry into a new era.
President,
Kimpex Flow
I
ndia's energy sector stands on the brink
of transformation, fueled by a rising
commitment to green fuel alternatives,
dynamic market shifts, and cutting-edge
technologies. As the demand for sustainable
energy grows, the industry's landscape
evolves, with an increasing focus on
innovation and regulatory frameworks. Neeraj
Chamoli, President, KIMPEX FLOW, asserts,
“The industry will grow at a CAGR of 15%,
signalling not just stability but sustained
growth in the sector. Reflecting on the past
15 years, there's been significant progress in
technology adoption within the energy sector.
This trend, in my view, will play a pivotal role
in shaping the industry's future.”
Neeraj's insightful grasp of market dynamics
and his recognition of technology's pivotal
role shape his vision for a future marked
by sustainable growth and technological
innovation. He emphasises the strategic
use of technology for economic benefits,
aiming to elevate efficiency, reduce
costs, and explore new growth avenues.
Neeraj's expertise is anchored in
decades of hands-on experience
within the industry.
From a swift ascent in his early
career to his current leadership at
I
ndia has the best of clean energy, such as India jumped by 50.8%
supply to meet the hydropower, nuclear, and from 2013-14 to 2022-23,
country’s current energy renewable energy, has surged as per The Hindu report.
demand. Still, it lacks over time. Thus, India is Energy consumption demand
quality infrastructure like slowly shifting from fuel- comes from all economic
conductors, transformers, based energy sources to non- sectors, including industrial,
and many other pieces of fuel-based sources to meet commercial, agricultural,
equipment required for the the country's peak demand and residential users. Energy
transmission and distribution for energy. Since the demand consumption in India has
of power. Although numerous for energy is rising like doubled since 2000, and
initiatives have been taken wildfire, India will continually the growing population,
into consideration to develop depend on coal and oil for rapid industrialization, and
efficient technologies and energy and hydropower. economic growth majorly
promote renewable energies, The primary energy demand propel it. India's continued
India is undergoing a great has increased with the industrialisation and
process of addressing country's rapid population urbanisation have increased
the power supply chain. growth and GDP of 7.5%. the huge demand for its energy
Additionally, the share Energy consumption in sector and policymakers.
Perveen
Puri
Vice President,
JSW Energy Ltd
P
erveen Puri, the Vice President
at JSW Energy, stands at the
forefront of driving environmental
consciousness and sustainable practices,
particularly through his pivotal role as
the head of the Sholtu Plant in Kinnaur,
Himachal Pradesh. His commitment to
a green and sustainable future aligns
seamlessly with JSW Energy's broader
vision of fostering renewable energy
solutions and promoting environmental
conservation.
Within the unique context of the Sholtu
Plant, Perveen has led initiatives
that position the plant as a symbol
of environmental stewardship. His
leadership has been instrumental
in driving the company's
commitment to green and
renewable energy, contributing
significantly to the reduction
of the company's carbon
footprint and the promotion
of sustainable practices.
This dedication underscores
not only his professional
responsibilities but also
his profound commitment
to eco-friendly solutions
that resonate with the global
GETTING THE
WORLD CHARGED
O
n 20th March 1800, an Italian
physicist and chemist named
Alessandro Volta invented the
electric battery, which was able to produce
a steady flow of electric current.
With the invention of the electric battery,
Volta proved to the world that electricity
could be generated chemically and the
then prevalent theory that electricity
could be generated solely by living beings
was wrong.
This pioneering invention, which
sprouted from Volta’s disagreement with
another Italian physicist and Volta’s
contemporary Luigi Galvani(he propounded
the theory of animal electricity, which
was later proved to be wrong by Volta),
comprised two electrodes, one made of
zinc, the other of copper. Volta’s battery
was known as Voltaic Pile.
Volta introduced the then
revolutionary theory that electrical
current is generated by the contact
of dissimilar metals amidst
moisture. He built a stack of
alternating copper and zinc
discs, with each pair of discs
being demarcated from
the next by cardboard
soaked in brine. This
voltaic pile produced
continuous flow of
electrical current,
which eventually
electrified the
then scientific
community in
Europe with
inquisitiveness and
interest within a
short period of time.
ENERGY
Cleantech Solar rapidly ascended to become
one of Asia's premier solar brands. It wasn't
merely about harnessing solar energy; it
LEADERS
was about reshaping how corporations
approached and consumed power. Shukla's
leadership transformed Cleantech Solar into
a powerhouse, offering solar solutions that
in India 2024 transcended conventional paradigms. He
led the company to be a global leader in this
Empowering Cleantech Solar With industry and proved that a great vision and
Impactful Energy Leadership strategic approach can make any company a
leader in the industry.
Raju
Ethics and sustainability became the
cornerstones of Shukla's leadership
philosophy. Cleantech Solar's enduring
partnerships and unwavering commitment
Shukla
to technical excellence and safety standards
reflected Shukla's dedication to fostering
enduring relationships beyond mere
business transactions. For Shukla, each
Founder and Executive Chairman, solar project wasn't just an investment; it
was a testament to the ethical imperative of
Cleantech Solar building a sustainable future. His expertise
in financing, constructing, owning, and
I
n 2014, on the cusp of turning 50, Raju operating wind and solar photovoltaic
Shukla embarked on a journey fueled projects makes him a well-known player in
by a profound vision. Recognising the the industry.
transformative potential of solar as a-service Raju Shukla's influence extended beyond
in the wake of India's evolving solar policies the borders of his home country. His
under Prime Minister Modi, Shukla founded strategic foresight catapulted Cleantech
Cleantech Solar with a singular goal: to Solar into seven countries, with a staggering
redefine the energy landscape by providing 70% of projects based in India and the
cleaner and more affordable electricity to remainder spanning Thailand, Indonesia,
the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector. Vietnam, Cambodia, Singapore, and
Shukla's motivation wasn't just to create Malaysia. His ability to create off-site solar
a company; it was a quest to revolutionise parks that supplied power to commercial and
power consumption. With solar policies industrial giants set Cleantech Solar apart
gaining momentum in India and Southeast as a global force. He facilitated transmission
Asia, particularly in markets like Thailand, infrastructure for solar developers to set up
Shukla saw an opportunity to pioneer a solar projects hassle-free.
new era in renewable energy. The concept Shukla's commitment to innovation was
of "building, owning, and operating" solar not confined to traditional solar solutions.
plants at factory sites resonated deeply with Cleantech Solar's subsidiary, Nexcharge,
his vision, offering a sustainable alternative marked a foray into the realm of lithium-ion
to corporations while aligning with the ventures. Manufacturing battery modules
region's ambitious renewable energy targets. and packs for India’s electric vehicle market
The aim behind starting Cleantech Solar is and stationary applications, Shukla's
not only to contribute financial expertise venture showcased a forward-thinking
but also to leverage an extensive business approach to shaping the future of renewable
network across Asia to expand business technologies. With his innovative approach,
and reduce carbon footprints. It wouldn’t be he proved that renewable technologies are
wrong to say that Raju Shukla is a driving not just an alternative approach to energy
force behind the success of Cleantech Solar. but also a requisite to impact the world.
Sathish
Kumar
Managing Director,
Sundropindia Energy
Solutions Pvt Ltd
I
nspired by a fervent mission to
democratize access to solar energy,
Sathish Kumar embarked on a
transformative journey that redefined Tamil
Nadu's energy landscape. In June 2021,
he founded Sundrop Energy Solutions
with an unwavering vision: to deliver high-
quality solar components at affordable
prices to Tier-2 and Tier-3 towns, catalysing
widespread adoption in the region. From its
inception, Sundrop exemplified unparalleled
dedication to excellence. In its inaugural
year, the company achieved a remarkable
turnover of Rs. 35 crore, solely through the
provision of top-tier Balance of System (BOS)
solutions for solar PV projects, reflecting
The future of the solar Sathish's unwavering commitment to quality
and accessibility.
industry appears promising Central to Sundrop's ethos is Sathish’s
unwavering commitment to reliability,
with the increasing cost of affordability, and steadfast customer
satisfaction. This unwavering dedication
fossil fuels and a generational has solidified Sundrop's stature as the
premier one-stop-shop for solar products
shift favouring clean power. and design solutions across South India.
Bolstered by the trust earned from satisfied
This trend presents vast customers, Sundrop rapidly expanded
its offerings. The strategic inclusion of
opportunities for expansion Rayzon Solar PV Modules, Inverters, and
comprehensive BOS packages propelled
and product diversification. the company to a meteoric turnover of
100+ Cr in the ongoing fiscal year. Guiding
Sundrop's ascendancy is Sathish, whose
How do you see the current What's your vision for the future
energy industry, especially in of the solar industry, and how
terms of adopting renewable will your company contribute to
energy? Are you ready for these its growth and sustainability?
changes? The future of the solar industry appears
In response to the energy industry's swift promising with the increasing cost of fossil
evolution and regulatory changes favouring fuels and a generational shift favouring clean
renewables, Sundrop Energy Solutions has power. This trend presents vast opportunities
strategically aligned with energy storage for expansion and product diversification.
solution providers. This proactive approach At Sundrop Energy Solutions, our vision
enables us to seamlessly integrate solar aligns with this trajectory. We aim to expand
with ESS, anticipating and addressing the our horizons by introducing new products and
market's shift towards storage solutions. services to meet evolving market demands.
Leveraging our robust financial stability, Looking ahead to the fiscal year 2024-2025,
we're equipped to source and provide cost- our target stands at reaching a turnover
effective, dependable ESS technologies. This of 400 Cr through our manufacturing and
positioning ensures we meet the burgeoning distribution endeavors. This growth trajectory
market demands effectively, offering reflects our commitment to contribute
comprehensive solutions that align with the significantly to the solar industry's expansion
industry's trajectory towards sustainable while solidifying our position as a key player
energy practices. in the domain of clean energy solutions.
paddlers make
india proud
I
n our cricket-obsessed for the forthcoming Paris However, it should be
nation, the news of Olympics in team events noted that both India’s
India’s men’s and based on their latest world men’s and women’s
women’s national table team rankings for March. national table tennis teams
tennis teams’ qualifying The top 16 table tennis teams failed to get a direct entry
for the Paris Olympics, worldwide made it to the 2024 into the Paris Olympics
an achievement which Paris Olympics. They will through their performance
happened for the first compete in men’s and women’s at the recently held ITTM
time in Indian table tennis team events at the Paris World Team Table Tennis
history, perhaps didn’t Olympics. In the International Championships in Busan
garner the public attention Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) (16th-25th February
that it richly deserved. rankings, India’s national 2024), in South Korea,
However, that in no way men’s team is ranked 15th in where the Indian men’s
dilutes the significance of the world team rankings, while national table tennis team
the momentous feat. The India’s national women’s team lost the pre-quarterfinals
teams secured their quotas has secured 13th rank. to South Korea and the
Shravan
Gupta
Managing Director,
Cosmic Pv Power
A
nticipating industry trends and Shravan's strategic acumen and leadership
strategically positioning oneself to make in the solar industry.
a positive impact is a hallmark of true Buoyed by this remarkable success, Shravan
leadership, and few exemplify this better undertook a bold entrepreneurial venture,
than Shravan Gupta, the visionary Managing establishing Cosmic PV Power Private Limited.
Director at Cosmic Solar. His dynamic Since its inception, the company has not
career trajectory, marked by a seamless merely weathered challenges but has thrived,
transition through telecom sales and finance, achieving a remarkable turnover exceeding Rs.
culminated in his strategic entry into the 100 crore. Shravan's leadership in navigating
burgeoning solar industry. the complexities of the solar industry and
In 2015, Shravan's attention turned steering Cosmic Solar to such unprecedented
towards the promising solar sector, driven success showcases a blend of strategic
by a keen anticipation of its exponential vision, resilience, and an entrepreneurial
growth. Recognising the favourable policies spirit that defines him as a leader at the
in Gujarat, he made a decisive career shift, forefront of sustainable energy innovation.
joining a solar company in the state. In this His commitment to pushing boundaries and
pivotal role, Shravan not only embraced the contributing to the global shift towards clean
challenges of overseeing the entire process, energy further solidifies his position as a key
from acquiring land to setting up machinery, influencer in the solar industry. But how is
but excelled. Within two and a half years, the he taking one step at a time towards success?
collective efforts resulted in an extraordinary That is what TradeFlock delved into in this
turnover of Rs. 100+ crore, a testament to interview with him.