Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd
Kuntal Dasgupta is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in business leadership and management across multiple sectors, including rail, engineering, and industrial gear manufacturing. Currently serving as the Chief Business Officer for Global Supply & Component Business at Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited, Kuntal's role focuses on developing and growing the component and aggregate business for passenger cars and freight wagons. Previous positions include SVP-Business Head at Bauer Gear Motor, where responsibilities included product manufacturing and expansion into new product ranges, and Business Head/Regional VP at Voith Turbo, managing P&L for the SAARC region. With a solid educational background, including an MBA from XLRI Jamshedpur and a B.E in Mechanical from M.S Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Kuntal has demonstrated a strong ability to drive business growth and operational efficiency throughout a diverse career spanning over three decades.
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Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd
Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited is an engineering and infrastructure company. The Company is engaged in offering rolling stock and steel castings. Its segments include Heavy Engineering Division, Steel Foundry Division, EPC segment and Others. It manufactures railway freight cars, hydro-mechanical equipment and industrial structurals, steel castings, and pressure vessels. The Company's freight cars serve a range of industries, such as cement, steel, defense, fertilizer, oil, alumina, thermal power projects and chemical plants. It is also engaged in design, fabrication, supply, erection, and commissioning of hydro-mechanical equipment for hydro-power projects. It is engaged in fabrication of heavy steel structures for thermal power stations, flyovers, railway bridges, cranes and equipment for steel plants, naval ship structure. It manufactures various types of process equipment, such as heat exchangers, columns, reactors, bullets, trailer-mounted cryogenic tanks and Horton spheres.