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Governance: Board of Directors

Leading with Strong Governance

Board of Directors

Our Board of Directors bring together a wealth of diverse expertise to guide the Company's strategy and growth. As the key decision-making body, the Board ensures strategic alignment and drives long-term value creation. They approve major operational, financial, and strategic initiatives, as well as budget allocations, maintaining stringent oversight to ensure that operations align with corporate objectives and stakeholder expectations. With a focus on fostering innovation, resilience, and excellence, the Board ensures that transparency, accountability, and effective governance remain at the core of the Company's operations.

Board Composition

Adani Power’s Board is dedicated to upholding ethical standards and building stakeholder trust. It comprises a diverse mix of Executive, Non-Executive, and Independent Directors, ensuring comprehensive representation of shareholder interests. The Board plays a key role in guiding the CEO in executing the Company’s responsibilities while safeguarding against conflicts of interest. All the Independent Directors strictly adhere to regulatory frameworks such as the Companies Act, 2013, and SEBI Listing Regulations, reinforcing transparency, accountability, and regulatory compliance. In addition, we operate as a one-tier Board structure, with clear and defined roles to ensure effective governance and leadership at every level, fostering both operational integrity and stakeholder confidence.

As on May 1, 2025, the Board consists of Six (6) Directors as follows:

Sl. no. Name of Director Board size
Non-Executive Promoter Directors Mr Gautam S. Adani 33.33%
Mr Rajesh S. Adani
Executive Director Mr Anil Sardana 16.67%
Non-Executive Independent Directors Mrs Chandra Iyengar 50%
Mr Sushil Kumar Roongta
Mrs Sangeeta Singh

83.3%

Non-executive Directors on the Board

50%

Board members comprising Independent Directors

56-75 years

Board age profile

>20 years

Board experience

6 years

Board average tenure

90%

Board meeting attendance

Board Diversity

We believe that a diverse Board is key to enhancing its effectiveness. Guided by our Board Diversity Policy, we prioritise a balanced mix of skills, experience, education, age, nationality, gender, and ethnicity. Formulated by the Nomination and Remuneration Committee (NRC) in line with SEBI Regulations, 2015, the policy is periodically reviewed to ensure it promotes inclusivity, reduces discrimination, and fosters diverse thinking to achieve our objectives.

Remuneration of The Board

Our Nomination and Remuneration Policy sets the criteria for appointing Directors, Key Managerial Personnel (KMP), and employees. Appointments and reappointments are based on NRC recommendations and shareholder approval at General Meetings or via Postal Ballot.

The Nomination and Remuneration Committee (NRC), established per SEBI Listing Regulations, comprises three independent, non-executive directors. It oversees the appointment and compensation of Board members and senior management, ensuring alignment with industry standards and responsibilities. Executive Directors' compensation is performance-based, combining fixed and variable components, while Non-Executive Directors are not entitled to sitting fees for Board meetings.

The Board of Directors approved remuneration for Non-Executive and Independent Directors, capped at 1% of the Company’s net profits per applicable laws. Independent Directors receive a ₹75,000 sitting fee for Board and Audit Committee meetings and ₹35,000 for other committees, along with expense reimbursements.

Executive Directors' remuneration is determined by the Nomination and Remuneration Committee (NRC) based on industry benchmarks, company performance, responsibilities, and macroeconomic factors. The NRC Chairman attends the Annual General Meeting (AGM) to address shareholder queries.

Independent Directors

CEO Compensation

The CEO's compensation is based on a combination of financial and non-financial KPIs, including operational performance. As the highest-paid employee, the CEO's annual compensation ratio is 66.14 times than that of average employee salary.

Compensation Growth for FY 2024-25

14.44%

Employees

35%

KMPs

14.51%

Employees (including KMPs)

Committees to The Board of Directors

As of March 31, 2025, the Board has the following Committees:

Name of the Committee

Audit Committee

Description

Comprising independent directors, it oversees financial reporting, internal controls, and compliance, ensuring transparency, accuracy, and integrity in financial statements.
Stakeholders Relationship Committee
Focussed on building strong stakeholder relationships, it ensures effective communication, addresses concerns, and integrates stakeholder feedback into decision-making processes.
Nomination and Remuneration Committee
Responsible for Board composition, director selection, and governance policies, it oversees compensation alignment with Company performance and industry benchmarks.
Risk Management Committee
Tasked with identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks, it develops strategies, establishes policies, and monitors risk exposure to safeguard Company objectives and operations.
Corporate Social Responsibility Committee
Formulating and overseeing the Company’s CSR Policy, it ensures the implementation and reviews the Company’s CSR performance.
Corporate Responsibility Committee
Guides the Company on corporate and social obligations, aligning actions with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and setting climate-related goals and targets as a responsible corporate citizen.
Information Technology & Data Security
Oversees IT infrastructure, systems, and data management practices, ensuring security, integrity, and effective utilisation of technology and data assets, while addressing emerging IT risks and opportunities for innovation and operational excellence.
Mergers & Acquisitions Risk Committee (Sub-committee of RMC)
Evaluates potential mergers, acquisitions, and strategic partnerships, conducting due diligence, assessing financial and operational risks, and making recommendations regarding potential transactions.
Legal, Regulatory & Tax Risk Committee (Sub-committee of RMC)
Monitors compliance with laws, regulations, and tax requirements, providing guidance on legal and regulatory matters, overseeing risk mitigation strategies, and ensuring operations align with legal and tax obligations.
Reputation Risk Committee (Sub-committee of RMC)
Focuses on safeguarding and enhancing the Company’s reputation, assessing potential risks to the brand, developing strategies to manage reputation-related challenges, and monitoring external factors impacting the Company’s market standing.
Commodity Price Risk Committee (Sub-committee of RMC)
Manages and mitigates risks associated with commodity price fluctuations, monitoring market trends, assessing potential price risks, and implementing strategies to hedge or manage commodity price exposure, such as fuel or raw material costs.

Our Board Members

Mr Gautam S. Adani

Non-Executive - Non-Independent Promoter Director - Chairman

Mr Rajesh S. Adani

Non-Executive - Non-Independent Promoter Director

Mr Anil Sardana

Executive - Managing Director

Mrs Chandra Iyengar

Non-Executive - Independent Director

Mr Sushil Kumar Roongta

Non-Executive - Independent Director

Mrs Sangeeta Singh

Non-Executive - Independent Director

Committee

C - Chairman/Chairperson

Nomination & Remuneration Committee
Audit Committee
Stakeholders' Relationship Committee
Corporate Social Responsibility Committee
Risk Management Committee
Corporate Responsibility Committee
Information Technology & Data Security Committee
Mergers & Acquisitions Risk Committee
Legal, Regulatory & Tax Risk Committee
Reputation Risk Committee
Commodity Price Risk Committee

Skills and Expertise

Risk Management

Financial

Technology & Innovation

Information Security

CSR