Eaton, a global power management company, has announced the appointment of Binod Muni as Managing Director of its Electrical business in India, effective January 1, 2026. He takes over from Syed Sajjadh Ali, who retired on December 31, 2025, after 17 years of leadership that played a key role in building and expanding Eaton’s Electrical business in the country.
Binod Muni brings more than 27 years of experience spanning sales, business development, and finance. In his new role, he will lead Eaton’s Electrical operations in India, with responsibility for business growth, market expansion, product introductions, technology localization, operational performance, and supply chain strength. He will also focus on developing talent and building a strong leadership team to support long-term growth.
“I look forward to leading Eaton’s Electrical business in India during an important phase of growth,” said Binod Muni. “With strong customer relationships, a capable team, and a solid base, we are well placed to drive innovation, deepen partnerships, and support India’s growing electrical and energy requirements.”
Binod Muni joined Eaton in August 2024 as Country Head – Sales and Marketing. Before joining the company, he held senior leadership roles at several multinational organizations, including Saint-Gobain, Carrefour, and Schneider Electric.
Eaton has operated in India for more than 20 years and employs over 6,300 people across its innovation center, manufacturing plants, and commercial offices. The company continues to strengthen its local presence and manufacturing capabilities in line with the government’s Make in India initiative, serving sectors such as electrical, mobility, aerospace, and digital technologies.
Eaton is focused on helping customers manage electrical power more efficiently, safely, and sustainably. Its portfolio serves markets including data centers, utilities, industrial and commercial buildings, residential applications, aerospace, and mobility. Through its focus on electrification and digital technologies, Eaton supports the transition to cleaner energy and addresses global power management challenges. Founded in 1911, Eaton operates in more than 160 countries and reported revenues of nearly $25 billion in 2024.
