Last Updated on August 18, 2022

Ntc elects its board member from shareholders in their 10th AGM. An election was held during the general meeting for the representation of shareholders in the board. Among three candidates, Vishnu Kasaju wins Ntc board member position with whopping votes.

Out of the three candidates, Mr. Vishnu Kasaju and Mr. Mahendra Joshi were former employees of the company itself. They both got retired after couple of decades of working in the company. As there were enormous no of votes for the former employees, we can say that the decision makers for the election are still employees. All of the employee shares were also made public, but it seems employees are keeping it for several reasons. It could be for their attachment to the company or the handsome dividend. They also got 55 percent dividend as decided by 10th AGM.

About Vishnu Kasaju and expectations

Mr. Kasaju is a telecom engineer by profession and assumed high ranking managerial position before retiring. He worked in several departments of Ntc including his long experience in Mobile service directorate as a director. As known, employees admire him as a quick decision maker and logical thinker. With this win, we can expect his strong presence for the decisions favoring Mobile services and quality. Ntc is currently evaluating a 4G tender to roll out it in all parts of the country. His presence there will play a great role in this 4G roll-out project: one of the ambitious project in Ntc.

We would like to congratulate Mr. Kasaju for the win. We would also like to wish for his position to play a positive role in the overall telecommunication development of the country. Ntc obligation to the public and government, will always put them in pressure to work for the betterment of the people. Lets hope for better days of Ntc with customer satisfied services and improvement of overall telecom sector.

After this, Ntc is also going to held elections for the board member representing employees. They will held the CBA elections together with Ntc board member representation from employees.