Ranjit Singh Boparan steps down as 2 Sisters CEO
Co-founder and CEO of 2 Sisters, Ranjit Singh Boparan, has decided to step down to become president of Boparan Holdings Limited (BHL), the parent company of 2 Sisters Food Group.
A process has been put in place to find a new CEO for 2 Sisters Food Group, considering external and internal candidates.
Martyn Fletcher in his capacity as COO, reporting to the board, will be responsible for the operations of the business until a formal appointment has been made.
Ranjit Singh Boparan.
Boparan commented: “I am fully committed to building a better, more transparent business, modernising our company and simplifying our operations.
“I want to take a broader industry leadership role and concentrate more on the issues and challenges that affect not only our business, but also the food sector in general such as Brexit, social responsibility and sustainability.”
Charles Allen, chairman of BHL said: “Ranjit has spent 25 years of his life building a world class food business.
“He has been a catalyst for change within the food industry, by challenging the norm and providing our customers and consumers with great service, great quality food, and great prices. In his new role, he will be playing to his strengths, looking at new opportunities and reducing debt that will help take the business to new levels of success.”
Boparan added that the changes are a “very important stage” in the business’s history and will help secure “strong foundations for future development and growth”.
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