Sibaji Biswas named Chief Financial Officer at Sony Pictures Networks India

Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has announced the appointment of Sibaji Biswas as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective January 2025.

In his new role, Sibaji will oversee SPNI’s financial strategy, corporate finance, and planning, with a focus on driving operational efficiency and supporting the company’s growth across its diverse portfolio of channels and digital platforms.

With more than 20 years of experience in financial leadership and strategic transformation, Sibaji brings a proven track record of driving business growth and delivering innovative solutions. As the CFO and Executive Director at Syngene International, a listed subsidiary of Biocon Group, he played a key role in doubling the company’s revenues and nearly tripling its market capitalization over the past five years. His leadership was instrumental in spearheading supply chain and digital transformation efforts, enhancing operational efficiency and positioning the company for long-term success.

Earlier in his career, Sibaji spent 12 years at Vodafone, holding various leadership roles, including CFO of Vodafone Romania, EVP of Corporate Development, and Head of Procurement. As a senior member of Vodafone’s leadership team, he was actively involved in strategic growth initiatives across India and other markets. He also served as Head of Corporate Finance at Hutchison India, where he worked closely with the leadership team to shape and execute finance strategies that supported the company’s expansion.

Gaurav Banerjee, Managing Director & CEO of Sony Pictures Networks India, welcomed Sibaji’s appointment, stating, "Sibaji's financial expertise and strategic approach make him a strong fit for SPNI's leadership team. His experience in building operational efficiency and navigating complex financial landscapes will be valuable as we strengthen our brand and enhance the viewer experience. We look forward to his contributions as we enter this next phase of growth.”