Mumbai: Embassy Developments Limited has appointed Aditya Virwani as managing director to spearhead its next phase of growth. Previously serving as chief operating officer at Embassy Group, Virwani played a crucial role in business expansion and strategic planning. Jitendra Virwani remains chairman, while the team includes Sachin Shah as CEO & executive director, and Rajesh Kaimal as CFO & executive director.
The company is set to enhance its residential portfolio with new projects across major cities, bolstered by the recent merger of Equinox India Developments Ltd. (formerly Indiabulls Real Estate Ltd.) and Nam Estates Private Limited. This strategic move has reinforced its position in the real estate sector, alongside efforts to optimise its capital structure through asset acquisitions and financial initiatives.
An alumnus of the University of Virginia, Virwani has been instrumental in shaping Embassy Group’s business strategies and fostering industry partnerships. The company has appointed Vikas Khandelwal as company secretary & group chief compliance officer, Shailendra K Subbaraya as chief operating officer, and Maria Rajesh as chief human resources officer.
With a focus on long-term value creation through strategic planning and governance, Embassy Developments aims to solidify its market presence. As the real estate sector evolves, the company is positioning itself for sustainable growth.
Aditya Virwani currently serves as the managing director of Embassy Developments Limited, a position he assumed in March 2025. Based in Bangalore Urban, Karnataka, India, he handle the company’s strategic growth initiatives. Prior to this role, he was with Embassy Group for over eight years. From September 2018 to March 2025, he served as chief operating officer, overseeing business expansion and operational efficiencies. Before that, he worked as executive assistant to the chairman from September 2016 to September 2018, gaining valuable insights into corporate direction and strategic decision-making. Aditya Virwani holds a degree from the University of San Francisco, where he studied from 2013 to 2016.
