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IndiGo CFO Rohit Philip Resigns

Aditya Pandey would replace him from Sept. 16.



An attendee holds a model of an IndiGo aircraft during the listing ceremony of the airline at the National Stock Exchange (Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg)
An attendee holds a model of an IndiGo aircraft during the listing ceremony of the airline at the National Stock Exchange (Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg)

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd. on Friday said its Chief Financial Officer Rohit Philip has resigned.

Philip's resignation is effective from Sept. 15, the operator of IndiGo airlines said in a stock exchange filing. He will be replaced by Aditya Pandey from Sept. 16.

The resignation comes soon after the two feuding co-founders of the airline called truce. Rakesh Gangwal and Rahul Bhatia shed aside differences to vote in favour of a proposal to expand the board size to ten currently.

Gangwal had said the changes would give more powers to InterGlobe Aviation Enterprises Group controlled by Bhatia. That was after the airline agreed to change its related-party policy following his accusations of questionable transactions between Bhatia’s firm and the airline.

At the AGM, the carrier’s management tried to reassure shareholders at the AGM that the two promoters are working to resolve corporate governance issues. The promoters have been speaking to each other and there will be a solution over time, Board Chairman M Damodaran said.

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