C&C Constructions Limited is moving its leadership lens with a dual update from the board following the meeting held on November 4, 2026. The company disclosed that Puneet Sharma has been approved as an Additional Director and Whole-Time Director on the board, with effect from today, November 4, 2026. The appointment remains subject to the approval of shareholders at the next general meeting or within three months from the date of appointment, whichever is earlier. In the same breath, the board accepted the resignation of Chandan Singh from the position of Whole-Time Director, effective at the close of business hours on November 4, 2026, marking a notable shift in the company’s executive lineup.
Puneet Sharma, 33, is a civil engineer by training with more than a decade of experience in highway construction, project planning, billing, and quantity surveying. He has been associated with Ceigall India Limited, contributing to major national projects such as Bharatmala and other high-value highways. Sharma currently sits on the boards of Ceigall Green Energy MP Limited, Ceigall Transmission and Distribution Limited, Ceigall Green Energy MH2 Limited, Ceigall Indore Ujjain Greenfield Highway Limited, Ceigall Green Energy MH1 Limited, Ceigall Integrated Energy Limited, Velgaon Power Transmission Limited, and Ceigall Sahebganj Beher Highway Limited. This background positions him to bring hands-on project execution and governance perspective to C&C’s growing project slate.
Chandan Singh’s departure is framed by the company as a move to pursue professional growth opportunities, with Singh expressing gratitude for the support and collaboration he enjoyed during his tenure as a Whole-Time Director. The company extended its appreciation for his service and leadership, while signaling that the leadership transition will proceed with the necessary regulatory steps, including shareholder approvals for the new appointment.
As C&C Constructions navigates a period of leadership realignment, the combination of Sharma’s induction and Singh’s exit signals a strategic shift aimed at strengthening executive oversight and project execution capabilities. The board will continue to engage with stakeholders as it advances the appointment process and integrates the new leadership into its growth plans.