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Mansukh Bhoraniya
From
Managing Director
Mansukh Bhoraniya is a dynamic and visionary leader who has played a pivotal role in the success and growth of Sunbond Energy Private Limited. With over 19 years of extensive experience in vitrified and ceramic tiles manufacturing and four years in solar PV module manufacturing, he has significantly contributed to the company’s expansion.
His expertise and strategic vision have been instrumental in expanding the company’s reach and achieving remarkable milestones. His innovative thinking and unwavering commitment to the company’s mission have set Sunbond Energy apart from its competitors. His dedication to sustainability and clean energy has also contributed to the advancement of the renewable energy sector.
1. Visionary Leadership: A clear vision for the company’s future, inspiring and motivating his team to achieve it.
2. Strategic Market Understanding: The ability to develop effective strategies that drive the company’s growth.
3. Innovation-Driven Approach: Always seeking new and creative ways to improve the company’s products and services.
4. Teamwork & Collaboration: A strong believer in teamwork and fostering a culture of collaboration.
From
Director
Nanduri Purshottam is an eminent expert in the solar energy industry. He has an illustrious career spanning over four and a half decades in electronics, communications, and solar renewable energy. He leverages his unparalleled expertise to drive business growth and innovation at Sunbond Energy Private Limited.
- Extensive Industry Experience: Over 30 years of experience in the solar energy industry.
2. Business Development Expertise: Proven track record of driving business growth, forging strategic partnerships, and identifying new opportunities.
3. Market Analysis: Skilled market analyst with the ability to decipher trends and patterns that inform strategic business decisions.
4. Product Development: A keen eye for product development, having spearheaded the creation of cutting-edge solar PV modules.
5. Strategic Thinking: Unique ability to identify multiple uses of solar PV modules, unlocking new revenue streams and applications.
6. Innovation: Led the development of advanced solar PV modules catering to diverse applications.
7. Collaborative Approach: Fosters a collaborative environment, encouraging teamwork and innovation.
MR. Nanduri Purshottam
Mr. O. V. Bhoraniya
From
Chairmane
O. V. Bhoraniya, a seasoned leader with a proven track record, serves as the Chairman of Sunbond Energy Private Limited. His extensive experience in manufacturing, banking, and finance has been instrumental in shaping Sunbond Energy into a thriving solar PV module manufacturer. Under his strategic leadership, the company has consistently augmented plant capacities and ventured into new cell technologies.
Mr. Bhoraniya’s commitment to sustainability and renewable energy has positioned Sunbond Energy as a key contributor to India’s renewable energy landscape.
From
Chief Operating Officer
Priyam Patel, Operational Head, has manufacturing experience in solar photovoltaics for about the last eight years. He is one of the promoters, ensuring business continuity outlook.
Sunbond Energy, a young enterprise, came into existence in 2020, at a time when the photovoltaic industry had entered a new era of cell technologies, such as multi-busbar and higher wafer sizes, M10 & G12. The company plans to expand its facility by another 250 MW by the last quarter of 2025.
Solar energy has taken a central place in India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change, with the National Solar Mission (NSM) as one of its key missions. NSM was launched on January 11, 2010. It is a major initiative by the Government of India, with active participation from states, to promote ecologically sustainable growth while addressing India’s energy security challenges.
It will also constitute a major contribution by India to the global effort to meet the challenges of climate change. The mission’s objective is to establish India as a global leader in solar energy by creating the necessary policy conditions for the rapid diffusion of solar technology across the country.
This aligns with India’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) target, which aims to:
- Achieve about 50% cumulative installed electric power capacity from non-fossil fuel-based energy resources.
- Reduce the emission intensity of its GDP by 45% from 2005 levels by 2030.
