Yatra has appointed Anuj Kumar Sethi as its interim chief financial officer (CFO) after Rohan Mittal’s resignation, effective April 11. M

Mittal, who served as the group CFO for nearly three years, left to explore new opportunities. During his tenure, he oversaw significant events like Yatra’s India IPO in September 2023 and a private funding round in late 2022.

Sethi, who has been with Yatra for over a decade, previously served as the company’s principal financial officer and principal accounting officer. He has also held the CFO position before and was associated with Airfreight Ltd.

The leadership change comes as Yatra prepares to announce its Q4 FY25 financial results.

In Q3 FY25, Yatra reported a consolidated profit after tax of 10 crore rupee (US$6.97 million), up from 1.05 crore rupee (US$731,630) in the same quarter last year.

🔗 Source: Inc42

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