Subhasis Sengupta takes charge as Director (Operations) at RINL
Subhasis Sengupta has been appointed as the new Director (Operations) at Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL). He has a strong background in the steel industry, having previously worked at SAIL where he led significant projects and improvements. Mr. Sengupta aims to implement advanced technologies to enhance operations and sustainability at RINL.
- ▪Subhasis Sengupta took charge as Director (Operations) at RINL on June 3.
- ▪He has an M.Tech from NIT Durgapur and began his career at SAIL in 1992.
- ▪Before joining RINL, he was chief general manager (projects) at SAIL’s Durgapur Steel Plant, overseeing major expansions.
- ▪He plans to utilize IoT, AI, and Machine Learning for predictive maintenance and decarbonisation at RINL.
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Subhasis Sengupta took charge as the new Director (operations) at the Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL), the corporate entity of the Vizag Steel Plant on Wednesday (June 3).An alumnus of The Bengal Engineering & Science University, West Bengal, with an M.Tech from NIT Durgapur, Mr. Sengupta began his career as a management trainee at SAIL in 1992. Before his appointment at RINL, he served as chief general manager (projects) at SAIL’s Durgapur Steel Plant, where he spearheaded brownfield expansions worth over ₹5,500 crore and played a key role in the planning of a 3 MTPA greenfield project estimated at ₹28,000 crore. Notably, as unit head of SAIL Growth Works, he successfully led a turnaround that saw production rise by 51% and turnover by 108%.Mr.
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