Tourism Finance Corporation of India is going through a major leadership change.

Kolkata: GD in Tourism Finance Corporation India Limited (TFCIL). There has been a major leadership change with Mundra resigning as Director of the Institute of Public Finance. In March this year, TFCIL filed filings with the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) about transferring 22,23,000 shares (paid equity price of Rs 10 each) at Rs 225 per share to Aditya. informed

Kumar Halwasiya will issue a preferential issue of shares to the entity. Also read- There is a danger of rising food inflation due to the prices of vegetables, especially potatoes and onions, this was supported by the directors of the company in the annual general meeting. Halsaviya now holds more than 15 percent stake in the company.
The resignation of Mundra, the last director of TFCIL’s previous promoter group, has now given Halwasiya a firm grip on the company’s operations. “I have full confidence in the competence of the Board and the management of TFCIL. Halwasiya said, “I am proud to be a stakeholder
And I am very excited about the company’s journey ahead, as India is in the midst of a multi-year tourism boom

Share Anand Mahindra offers job to girl who foiled monkey attack using Alexa TFCIL is a leading public financial institution that provides finance and advisory services to the tourism sector in India.
Established in 1989, TFCIL also provides finance to services like educational institutions, healthcare sector, non-banking financial companies, real estate sector engaged in affordable housing schemes, logistics and warehousing, renewable energy and manufacturing sector. Over the last three decades, TFCIL has played a significant role in the development of over 50,000 star category hotel rooms in India and other tourist attractions including resorts in Kerala, Goa and other states across India. TFCIL Palace on Wheels is also connected by luxury train.