Sravan Sura Departs Tenneco After Two and a Half Years in Senior Finance Leadership
The Powertrain Vice President and Chief Financial Officer concludes his tenure at the Apollo-backed automotive supplier following the execution of major capital restructuring and regional efficiency initiatives.
Sravan Sura has announced his departure from global automotive component manufacturer Tenneco Inc. after serving nearly 2.5 years within the company's financial leadership team. Operating as the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of the Powertrain division, Sura managed several key corporate finance operations. During his career at Tenneco, Sura's roles also included Vice President Head of Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) and Strategic Finance, alongside a stint as the Interim CFO for the company's Performance Solutions business unit.
During his tenure at the private equity-backed company, which was acquired by Apollo Global Management in 2022, Sura led several major financial and operational projects. These included Project Perseus, a major sponsor recapitalization that transitioned the business into Apollo’s next fund vehicle. On the corporate side, Sura established direct cash flow visibility across business lines to unlock enterprise liquidity and implemented measures to lower corporate operating expenses. He also led the 2025 Powertrain division restructuring across the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region.
Before joining Tenneco, Sura served as the Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis at MN8 Energy. Prior to that, Sura spent several years at SunPower Corporation, holding positions as Business Unit CFO and Director of FP&A. Additionally, Sura is a co-founder of EcoBots, Inc.
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11 Jun 2026
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