Synopsis
Sinha’s departure marks another senior-level exit at Myntra and its parent Flipkart, which is eyeing a public listing in some months.On Thursday, ETtech reported that she is expected to exit in the coming weeks and may be succeeded by Sharon Pais, who currently heads Flipkart Fashion and served as Myntra’s chief business officer until November 2025.
Here is a look at Nandita Sinha’s stint at Myntra and what her departure means for Flipkart.
Expansion and profitability
During her tenure, Sinha led Myntra to profitability in FY24 and also oversaw significant operational and product expansions. This included the launch of M-Express in 2022 for deliveries under 48 hours. In 2023, the company introduced FashionGPT, AI Stylist, and Myntra FWD store.
These were followed by M-Now in 2024, enabling ultra-fast fashion delivery within 10–30 minutes in select locations. In January, Sinha said that the M-Now service was supporting around 1 lakh stock keeping units (SKUs) across over 1,000 brands.
By 2025, Myntra had expanded internationally, with Myntra Global in Singapore.
Sinha had joined Flipkart in August 2013 as an associate director for the beauty and personal care division and went on to lead multiple categories, including FMCG, lifestyle, and home. Prior to Flipkart, she worked at Britannia Industries and Hindustan Unilever, and co-founded MyBabyCart.com in 2012.
Flipkart had acquired Myntra in 2014 for an estimated $370 million, allowing it to operate independently.
Multiple exits
Sinha’s resignation is one of many at the senior level at Myntra and its parent Flipkart, which is eyeing a public listing in some months.
Earlier this year, Myntra chief financial officer (CFO) Abhishek Gupta resigned to join Livspace, with Kannan Ganesan succeeding him.
In March, Flipkart group CFO Sriram Venkatraman also stepped down, and is expected to transition out in coming months. The company, however, has not yet named his successor.
Leadership exits at Flipkart have picked up since 2024, particularly at the senior vice-president level. ET reported in February 2024 that several top executives, including Ayyappan R, Amitesh Jha, Dheeraj A, and Bharath Ram, had exited the company. The trend continued into 2025, with SVP Ankit Jain joining Swiggy Instamart as chief operating officer (COO).
