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Servotech Renewable Power Appoints Shivinder Singh Buttar As Vice President Of HR

Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd has appointed Shivinder Singh Buttar as Vice President of Human Resources.

Announced on October 21, 2026, the appointment aims to strengthen people management and support the company’s expansion.

Buttar will lead the HR function across the company’s group entities. He will focus on talent development, organisational effectiveness and building a future-ready workforce.

Buttar brings nearly two decades of leadership experience across renewable energy, automotive, pharmaceuticals, consumer durables and telecommunications. He has held key positions at INA Solar, Sterlite Technologies, Volkswagen, Škoda Auto, Piramal Healthcare and Videocon Industries.

Shivinder Singh Buttar holds a PGDM in HR and Operations Management from ITM Group of Institutions and has completed an Executive Development Programme in HRM from XLRI Jamshedpur. His expertise includes business transformation, talent management, greenfield HR setups and aligning human resources strategies with business objectives.

Commenting on his appointment, Buttar said, “I am pleased to join Servotech at an exciting stage of its growth. I look forward to working with the leadership team to strengthen people capabilities, nurture talent, and build a workplace culture that encourages collaboration, innovation, and continuous development.”

Servotech Managing Director Raman Bhatia welcomed Buttar and highlighted his experience in talent management and business transformation. He said Buttar’s expertise would help the company strengthen people practices, develop leadership capabilities and prepare the organisation for future opportunities.

Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd is an NSE-listed company that develops electric vehicle charging and renewable energy solutions. Its portfolio includes DC chargers, solar inverters, battery energy storage systems and lithium-ion battery packs for commercial and domestic applications.

The company draws on more than two decades of electronics experience to support India’s renewable energy and EV infrastructure development.

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