Rajan Aggarwal Appointed Chief Financial Officer at Bhartiya Urban

Bhartiya Urban, a leading real estate development firm in India, is pleased to announce the appointment of Rajan Aggarwal as its new Chief Financial Officer. With over 18 years of financial leadership experience, Rajan brings a wealth of knowledge to this role. He previously served as the Director of Capital Markets at a Boston-based real estate developer specializing in life sciences and tough-tech sectors.

Rajan holds a Sloan Fellows MBA from MIT, an MBA from FMS Delhi, and a BE from Delhi College of Engineering. His distinguished career is marked by noteworthy achievements in Investment Planning, Asset Management, and Real Estate development across India, Dubai and the USA. Notably, he held a key role at Xander Advisors and MTAN, an investment firm established by a prominent member of Abu Dhabi’s ruling family, where he contributed to major projects and strategic initiatives.

Rajan commented, “With India on the verge of an urbanization revolution, Bhartiya City exemplifies integrated development. My aim is to refine our platforms, enhance customer experience, and provide exceptional value to our stakeholders.”

Snehdeep Aggarwal, Chairman and Founder of Bhartiya Urban, stated, “We are thrilled to welcome Rajan Aggarwal to our team. In his role, Rajan will oversee all financial operations, develop growth strategies, manage financial risks, and ensure the financial health of our organization. He will collaborate closely with the executive team to support our strategic goals and drive our continued success.”

Rajan’s appointment comes as Bhartiya Urban continues to innovate with its design-led approach to developing smart cities and Nikoo-branded residences.

Bhartiya Urban’s flagship project, Bhartiya City, is centred around a dynamic city centre where thousands of people live, work, and play. This inclusive, design-focused, and sustainable urban development includes Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru, the Leela Hotel & Convention Centre, Nikoo Homes, the Bhartiya Centre of Information Technology, Chaman Bhartiya School, and the Central Park.