Saatvik group announces the appointment of Mr. Deepak Koul as its Head of Operations – EQ Mag
Saatvik Group announces the appointment of Mr. Deepak Koul as their Operation Head. In the newly assigned role, He will be leadingplant operations at Ambala and will be supporting day-to-day operations along with overseeing the expansion strategy of the planned Greenfield projects in Gujarat Gandhidham and the upcoming additional manufacturing facility in Ambala.In his new role, he will be responsible for developing the company’s manufacturing processes, introducing new products, and exploring adjacent markets and new applications.Mr. Deepak is a leader with sharp business acumen and a proven track record of delivering strong business results in a highly competitive environment.
Mr. Deepak comes with a diversified working experience in the Renewables Industry &Auto ancillaries. With over 23 years of rich leadership experience in Manufacturing, Planning, Strategy, and Operations roles he has served brands likeAdani Solar, Moserbear India, Horizon, Purolator, etc. Being an engineering professional his expertise and passion for innovating new ideas have always resulted in increased output, reduced lead times, and improved quality. He will be responsible to enhance Saatvik’s manufacturing capabilities through the implementation of innovative and effective systems that streamlines processes.
Mr. Deepak is also a Six Sigma Trained professional having advanced technical knowledge of implementing various software and ERP tools to enhance production and operations efficiency.
Mr. Prashant Mathur, CEO – Saatvik stated that the appointment of Mr. Deepak Koul will surely help us in establishing new production & quality standards.
Saatvik is engaged in the manufacturing and supplying of high-efficiency Solar PV modules using M10 technology. With innovations as the key core area, Saatvik has established state of an art manufacturing unit in Ambala (Haryana) with an annual production capacity of 1.5GW/annum.Further, Saatvik is raising its production output to 3 GW/annum by adding an additional manufacturing capacity of 1.5 GW/annum.
