Vedanta appoints John Slaven as CEO of aluminium business, Stephen Moore as Deputy CEO of Cairn Oil & Gas-February 2024-www.financetom.com

Vedanta appoints John Slaven as CEO of aluminium business, Stephen Moore as Deputy CEO of Cairn Oil & Gas

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Vedanta appoints John Slaven as CEO of aluminium business, Stephen Moore as Deputy CEO of Cairn Oil & Gas

Aug 4, 2023 7:24 AM

Vedanta on Friday announced the appointment of John Slaven as the chief executive officer of the company’s aluminium business. While Stephen Russell Moore was designated as the Deputy CEO of Vedanta’s subsidiary Cairn Oil & Gas.

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Slaven would be elevated as a senior management personnel (SMP from October 3, 2023 when the appointment will come into effect, for a period of 3.5 years, the company informed the stock exchanges.

While Moore, who was currently designated as the chief operating officer of the Cairn Oil & Gas has been elevated as the Deputy CEO of the company with immediate effect.

The company’s board of directors gave the approval for the appointment of both Slaven and Moore in the meeting held earlier today, on Friday, Vedanta said.

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