Walmart-owned ecommerce firm Flipkart has appointed Gunjan Bhartia as Senior Vice President, Enterprise Finance, at eKart, its logistics and provide chain arm.

In his new function, Bhartia will lead eKart’s enterprise finance operate throughout verticals, specializing in monetary planning, efficiency rigour/self-discipline, and strategic transformation, as Flipkart continues constructing a future-ready provide chain for India.

Bhartia brings over 28 years of worldwide finance expertise throughout Asia and the Center East. He has beforehand held senior management roles at Coupang and GE, engaged on large-scale enterprise transformations, multi-billion-dollar programmes, and monetary operations in regulated and listed-company environments.

“We’re delighted to welcome Gunjan to Flipkart. His expertise in transformation finance, capital self-discipline, and governance will add vital energy to eKart whereas supporting the Group’s long-term worth creation,” mentioned Ravi Iyer, Chief Monetary Officer at Flipkart.

Bhartia will report back to Iyer. Iyer was appointed CFO in June 2025, after serving as Senior Vice President – Company Enterprise Unit, in accordance with an inside communication cited in earlier experiences.

Commenting on his appointment, Bhartia mentioned he’s excited to affix Flipkart and eKart and appears ahead to constructing monetary methods and partnerships that allow innovation, operational effectivity, and scalable development, with a deal with predictability, controls, and long-term worth creation.

“I’m excited to affix Flipkart and eKart at this pivotal stage of their journey. I look ahead to constructing sturdy monetary methods and partnerships that allow innovation, operational effectivity, and scalable development, with a transparent deal with predictability, controls, and long-term worth creation as we proceed to strengthen India’s digital commerce and provide chain ecosystem,” Bhartia added.

The appointment comes as Flipkart continues preparations linked to a possible public itemizing. In September 2025, Flipkart appointed former Google govt Balaji Thiagarajan as Chief Product and Know-how Officer, following the exit of Jeyandran Venugopal.

In December 2025, Flipkart additionally acquired approval from the Nationwide Firm Regulation Tribunal (NCLT) for a transfer to shift its domicile from Singapore to India, together with a scheme permitting the amalgamation/merger of its Singapore-incorporated entities with India-based operations, extensively considered in experiences as a step towards an IPO.