Resonia Ltd. appoints Aditya Mittal as chief financial officer

MUMBAI: Resonia Ltd. has appointed Aditya Mittal as chief financial officer, strengthening its leadership team as the company prepares for its next phase of growth in the power transmission infrastructure sector.

Based in Mumbai, Mittal will report to Resonia chief executive officer Prashant Sinha and will oversee the company’s finance strategy, governance and operational controls.

Mittal brings nearly two decades of experience across strategic finance, budgeting, forecasting, performance management and compliance. His career has spanned sectors including infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, metals and oil and gas, with exposure across markets in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Announcing the appointment, Resonia chief executive officer Prashant Sinha said Mittal’s experience in handling complex business environments would add depth to the company’s leadership team at a time when financial discipline and sharper decision-making are becoming increasingly important.

“He will help us strengthen governance and make more informed decisions as we continue to grow,” Sinha said.

Commenting on his new role, Aditya Mittal said his immediate focus would be on strengthening financial planning systems, enhancing control frameworks and building scalable finance processes that support long-term and predictable growth.

Before joining Resonia, Mittal spent more than 15 years with Siemens and Siemens Energy, most recently serving as finance head for grid solutions at Siemens Energy. In that role, he worked closely with the chief executive officer on business expansion initiatives, helped drive significant revenue growth and led finance transformation projects centred on digitalisation, outsourcing and operational standardisation.

Earlier in his career, he worked with Ernst & Young in assurance and advisory functions before moving into strategic finance at QAI India Limited.

Mittal is a chartered accountant and holds a commerce degree from Ramjas College along with an MBA from Friedrich–Alexander University.

The appointment comes as infrastructure and energy companies across India sharpen their focus on financial resilience, large-scale execution and governance as capital-intensive projects continue to expand in scale and complexity.