Sunit Verma ED (Marketing, Retail LNG, JV) leaves GAIL after 32 glorious years
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New Delhi: Shri Sunit Verma superannuates as Executive Director (Marketing, Retail LNG, JV). He has been an integral part of GAIL's transformative journey for over 32 years. Through his tenure, Shri Sunit Verma was instrumental in the advancement of City Gas Distribution via GAIL’s Joint Venture Companies.
His leadership extended to steering GAIL’s LNG marketing and distribution efforts within the retail sector and overseeing the Commodity Hedging portfolio.
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Shri Sunit Verma's remarkable career is a testament to his expertise in Natural Gas Operations and International Gas and LNG Business, where he has consistently taken on challenging roles and delivered exceptional results.
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