India's Sterlite Power said Ricardo Zangirolami, its chief executive in Brazil, resigned, citing personal reasons and will be replaced by Amitabh Prasad in February, according to a statement sent to Reuters on Wednesday.
Sterlite began operating in Brazil in 2017 and has planned investments of about $2 billion through 2023, after bidding successfully to operate power transmission projects in the South American country.
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