ABABHINAV BAJPAICommercial & Supply Chain LeaderResume ↗
CAPABILITY SYSTEM · COMMERCIAL → SUPPLY CHAIN

One operating umbrella. Multiple connected capabilities.

Experience built by moving between commercial control, physical operations, global trade, procurement, finance, warehouse and data-led process improvement.

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01 · COMMERCIAL

Commercial Control

  • Commercial operations and documentation
  • Reconciliation and transaction controls
  • Cost management and decision support
  • Commercial-finance interfaces
  • Management reporting / MIS
02 · SUPPLY CHAIN

Physical Flow

  • Dispatch planning and movement control
  • Logistics coordination
  • Stores and inventory interfaces
  • Warehouse operations
  • Plant and production coordination
03 · TRADE

Global Trade

  • Imports and exports
  • DGFT and shipping workflows
  • Container coordination
  • GST and Customs interfaces
  • International commodity sourcing
04 · PROCUREMENT

Source & Develop

  • Purchase planning
  • PR / PO workflows
  • Vendor development
  • Supplier consolidation
  • Negotiation and cost reduction
05 · DIGITAL

Data → Decision

  • Advanced Excel
  • Automation and reconciliation
  • Large-volume data handling
  • MIS and dashboards
  • SAP MM / SD workflows
06 · COMPLIANCE

Control & Governance

  • GST analysis and reconciliation
  • Customs matters and notices
  • Commercial documentation
  • E-Way Bill analysis
  • Zero-penalty Mundra record
FUNCTIONAL BREADTH

Experience across the connected supply-chain system.

During the Adani Wilmar tenure, Commercial was the umbrella. Direct responsibilities and interfaces included exports for three years, finance for two years, warehouse for one year, plus Purchase, Logistics, GST, Customs and coordination with Marketing, Production, Quality and Ports.

3 yrsExports department
2 yrsFinance responsibilities
1 yrWarehouse operations
6+Cross-functional interfaces
7 plantsACE corporate procurement
HOW I THINK

A repeatable method for operational problems.

01 · MAP

Understand the flow

Map material → money → movement → information before changing the process.

02 · FIND

Locate the constraint

Identify where the process loses time, accuracy, visibility or commercial control.

03 · QUANTIFY

Put a number on it

Translate the issue into cost, time, inventory, errors, compliance exposure or working impact where the evidence supports it.

04 · CONTROL

Design the intervention

Clarify process, ownership, data and controls so execution becomes more reliable.

05 · AUTOMATE

Remove repeatable manual work

Use Excel, SAP, MIS and structured workflows where automation can improve speed and accuracy.

06 · MEASURE

Make the outcome visible

Compare the process before and after, then turn the result into a repeatable operating standard.

APPLIED EXPERIENCE

Capabilities matter most when they solve a real operating problem.

See the flagship projects where these capabilities were applied across commercial, logistics, trade, procurement and automation.