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bp appoints Kartikeya Dube as India head

Sashi has always led with conviction, and positivity and leaves a strong legacy of being a true advocate for bp in India

April 30, 2024 / 19:13 IST
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In a statement, the company said Dube has been appointed Head of Country (HoC) and senior vice president (gas and low carbon) for India with effect from July 1, 2024. In a statement, the company said Dube has been appointed Head of Country (HoC) and senior vice president (gas and low carbon) for India with effect from July 1
In a statement, the company said Dube has been appointed Head of Country (HoC) and senior vice president (gas and low carbon) for India with effect from July 1, 2024. In a statement, the company said Dube has been appointed Head of Country (HoC) and senior vice president (gas and low carbon) for India with effect from July 1

bp on April 30 announced that Kartikeya Dube has been appointed Head of Country (HoC), bp India and Senior Vice President, gas and low carbon for India with effect from 1 July .

Sashi Mukundan who has been with bp for over 42 years, of which 15 were spent leading bp in India will be retiring and will ensure a seamless transition to Kartikeya by September 30,2024.

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In the last 20 plus years that he has spent with bp, Kartikeya has held senior roles in finance, commercial and business transformation in India, Singapore and UK. Last year he took the role of Vice President, Group Investor Relations in bp’s head office in London driving investor engagement. Previously, Kartikeya was closely involved with setting up the bp joint ventures with Reliance in India. From 2020 until 2023 he was the CFO for Jio-bp (bp’s mobility JV with Reliance in India).

“It is a privilege for me to accept this position,” said Kartikeya Dube, “Now, more than ever, it is a very exciting time for India. We are proud to be associated with India’s energy journey for more than a century, and to have a strong and valuable partnership with Reliance Industries Limited that helps us deliver real value to customers. India is a crucial part of bp’s strategy as we pivot to being an integrated energy company and support the country’s aspiration for energy independence by 2047.I am excited to be taking forward our growth plans in India and build on the legacy created by Sashi Mukundan and the bp India team.”