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Bck All Handouts COMPANY HEADQUART DATE FOUNDER CHAIRMAN DOMAIN/ FORBES NAME EXTRAS NAME NATURE ER OF IN- PRODUCT RANK CHANGE OF CORPO COMPA RATION NY MOHAMED PREMJI AZIM PREMJI a. Refined oil (sunflower, 909th (362 1982 1. WIPRO kisan) best Wipro Ranked 1st in INDIAN BENGALURU, 1945 b. IT employer product to Asian INDIA Company Wipro Sustainability 2. It was awarded as one of the most ethical companies in 2017 ( 6th time) 3. Member of NASDAQ and DJS DhirubhaiAmbani, MukeshAmbani a.Petroleum Refining and 83rd 1. 8th Rank Marketing Among Top INDIAN MUMBAI, 1966 Champaklal b. Synthetic Fibre Global INDIA Damani c. Textile(Vimal 1975) Energy (Naroda) Company d. Reliance Telecom 2. RIL has 81 e. Retail subsidiary f. RJIL companies 3. RIL has made investment and partnership with Den Network Ltd and HathwayCabl e Datacom Ltd 4. RIL announces investment in EMBIBE to form India’s largest AI based education programme Jamshedji Tata NatrajanChandras a.Iron& Steel 385th (Tata a. acquired ekkaran b. Communications and Motors) ‘Welspun INDIAN MUMBAI, 1868 ITeS( TCS) 404th (TCS) Renewables INDIA c. Airline (Vistara) Energy’ in d.Insurance June, 2016 e. Coffee b. acquired f. Defence ‘Corus’ of UK g. Manufacturing in January, 2007 and ‘Millennium Steel’ of Thailand in April, 2006 1938 Anil a) Construction and 471st ManibhaiNaik Mining 22nd( INDIAN MUMBAI, b) Electrical and World’s best INDIA Automation Employer c) Heavy Engineering Company) d) Hydraulics e) IT Consulting and Digital Solutions f) Metallurgical and Material Handling g) Power h) Rubber Processing Machinery i) Shipbuilding j) Technology Services Paul Achleitner derivatives,_ corporate 495th a. ‘Best Frankfurt, 1870 _nance,_ wealth Banking GLOBAL Germany management,_retailbanki Performer, ng,_fund management, Germany’ by and transaction banking Global Brands Magazine Award Kenneth I, a.Card (Consumer 119th 1. Fortune ranked Chenault Card,American Express) American GLOBAL New York City, b. Non Card Products Express as the US 1850 (Travellers Cheque,) 86th most admired company st 2. 1 office in Kolkata (1921) John Thompson a.Software It is World Bought (windows,internetexploral Largest Skype,Linkedin& ,Msn) Software Nokia Washington, 1975 Bill Gates ,paul b.Devices& X Box Maker GLOBAL US Allen c.Cloud Platform Ranked th Corporation 20 (Forbes) Fortune 30th Rank 2nd best employer Company (Forbes) GLOBAL California, US 1976 Steve jobs Tim Cook a. Mac 8th rank Apple a.Apple ranked 4thon b. iPad computer inc Fortune 500 Global c. iPhone 3rd best to Apple Inc Companies list of d. Watch employer (2007) 2016. e. TV company b. largest acquisition f. Music was that of Beats Electronics in August APPLE 2014 Sam Walton Greg Penner a) fresh, frozen and chilled 24th a)1972 it was listed foods, fruits and Company on New vegetables, dry groceries. York Stock Exchange GLOBAL b) personal and home b) In 2016, Walmart Arkansas, US 1962 care, hotel and restaurant acquired jet.com suppliers, clothing, office c) Walmart was no.1 on the Fortune Global 500 Companies list d) It acquired 77% share in Flipkart in 2018 for $ 16 billion (World’s largest E- Commerce deal) e) It acquired Jet.com f) It acquired moosejaw and bonobos Charles Ranlett Ginni Rometty Products : Ranked 82ndin the Flint Analytics, Cloud, Cognitive 2016 list of Fortune (US), Commerce, Systems 500 global companies. Services: GLOBAL New York, US 1911 Business consulting, Technology services, Financing, Industry expertise, Training and skills (US) Robert Noyce, Gorden Moore a) Devices and Systems : 60th Ranked 46th in Servers, Smart Phone “Fortune 500 World’s Gorden Moore Andy D.Brryant b) Processors : Most Admired ® TM GLOBAL California, US 1968 Intel Core , Platinum Companies” list of c) Boards & Kits : Server 2017 Motherboard, IntelTM Galileo Development Board d) Chipset : Mobile and Desktop e) Others : Software, Intel Gateways 1939 William “Bill” Dion Weisler a) Computing Devices It resulted in GLOBAL California, US Redington b) Software and 2 Publicly Hewlett Networking Products traded c) Printers and other companies: Dave Packard imaging products d) Household electronics HP Inc. and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Gautambhaishabtil CFO- Ravi Products- SEZ/DTA/FTWZ Mundra is home of aladani Bhamidipaty India’s only port-led INDIAN AHMEDABAD, 1998 a) Operated ports in multi-product SEZ. INDIA mundra, dahej, hazira, dharma and In yerr 2015-16 kattupali revenue of adani b) Terminals in ports was Rs. 34.86 murmugao, billion. Vishakhapatnam and tuna-tekra Champak H. AswinChoksi a) Interior wall Stakes 51% in Choksey, Suryakant Finishes 18th Sleek group C. Dani, Arvind R. CFO- jayesh b) Exterior Wall in august, INDIAN MUMBAI, 1942 Vakil, Chimanlal N. merchant Finishes 2013 INDIA Choksi c) Enamels and Winner of d) Wood Finishes “Golden Peacock” Award in the paint sector Ranked 20thamond best indianbhands Mr. sanjiv Mishra a) Axis Capital Ltd National b) Axix Private Payments Equity Ltd Exellence MUMBAI, 1993 c) Axis Trustee Awards 2015 INDIAN INDIA Service Ltd d) Asis Assets Economic Management Times Award Company Ltd e) Axis Mutual Fund Asiamoney Trustee best banks f) Axis bank UK Ltd 2015 g) Axis Securities Ltd h) Axis Direct i) Axis Finance Ltd Jamnalal Bajaj Mr. Rahul Bajaj Motorcycles- Avenger, CT World’s 100, Dominar, Discover, V Largest PUNE, INDIA 1945 12, V 15, Pulsar etc. three- Three wheelers- RE wheeler INDIAN Compact, RE Compact 4S, manufacturer RE Optima and RE Maxima One of the Low cost cars- Bajaj Qute, world’s top Bajaj RE60 ect. motorcycle manufacturer in india Revenue for the Year 2015-16 has been Rs. 22,967 crores. Mr. Sunil Bharti Mr. Sunil Bharti Telemedia- Broad band In 2014, Mittal Mittal internet access, Internet Bharti Airtel leased lines, Fixed line acquire INDIAN NEW DELHI, 1995 telephones etc Tikona INDIA Digital television: DTH TV network’s 4G service Business. Mobile Data Service: In 2015, Blackberry service, USB airtel Modem, Airtel datacard announced etc. collaboration Enterprise Business with china Solution mobile and Airtel Launches its First 4G Service in Africa. INDIAN MUMBAI, 1952 D Rajkumar Products& Services: Burmah Shell Ranked 358th on MAHARASHTR Lubricants, Aviation, Re-neries Ltd. the Fortune Global A, INDIA Refinery, Gas, I&C, LPG to Bharat 500 list of the and Defence sector Petroleum world’s biggest Corporation corporations in Popular Loyalty Program Ltd in 1977 2016 like: Petrocard, Smartfleet. The Co. was the 1st refinery to process newly found indigenous crude in the country. It operates the following refineries: i. Mumbai and Kochiare largest ii. Bina Refinery, a joint venture between Bharat Petroleum and Oman Oil Company. iii. Numaligarh Refinery 40% of the international volumes in India are fuelled by BPCL plane services INDIAN MUMBAI, 1935 Khwaja Abdul Y. K. Hamied Pharmaceutical,agrochemi The In 2012, Cipla INDIA Hamied cals &animal products, Chemical, received the prescription drugs for all Industrial, Thomson Reuters kinds of ailments, and India Innovation Pharmaceutic Award. al Laboratories Meditab to Specialities Private Cipla Limited Limited, a wholly in 1984 owned subsidiary of the Co. acquired 75% stake in Mabpharm Private Limited. INDIAN KOLAKTA, 1975 Mr. Sutirth Provides exploration, CIL has two joint INDIA Bhattacharya planning and technical ventures: support. International Coal CIL manages 200 other Ventures establishments like Private workshops, hospitals etc. Limited (ICVPL) CIL-NTPC UrjaPvt. Ltd. 8 wholly owned subsidiaries: ECL, BCCL, CCL, WCL, SECL, NCL, MCL, CMPDIL INDIAN TELANGANA, 1984 Dr. Reddy Kallam Satish Generic: In 2014, Dr. Reddy HYDERABAD, Reddy Tablets, capsules, Laboratories was INDIA injectables, andtopical listed among 1200 creams. of India’s most trusted brands Over the counter : according to Medicines on pain, the Brand Trust dermatology, allergy Report, 2014. managementand gynecology. It had launched Norilet, the Others: company’s 1st Active Pharmaceutical recognized brand Ingredients (APIs) for drug in India manufacture, diagnostic kits, critical It strengthened its care, biotechnology produ Indian cts, manufacturing finished dosages operations by &chemical synthesis. acquiring American Remedies Ltd. in 1999 This acquisition made Reddy’s the third largest pharmaceutical company in India, after Ranbaxy and Glaxo (I) Ltd. INDIAN NEW DELHI, 1984 Bhuvan Chandra natural gas It owns India”s INDIA Tripathi liquid hydrocarbon Largest pipeline exploration and network. production, GAILTEL Subsidiaries: Gail electricity generation Gas Limited, Brahmaputrad Cracker and polymer limited and GAIL Global(Singapor e) pte Limited. GAIL has the pride to operate one of the world’s longest exclusive LPG pipeline in the country from Jamnagar in Gujarat to Loni in Uttar Pradesh. Listed in the 131st position among India’s most trusted brands according to the Brand Trust Report, 2014. Received top honours as the “World´s No. 1 Company in Downstream Operation” for 2011 at the Platts Global Energy Awards held at New York. CII-National Water Awards for Excellence in Water Management- 2016 in “out of fence Category” INDIAN MUMBAI, 1994 HasmukhThakordas Deepak S. Parekh Wholesale banking, Retail It provides MAHARASHTR Parekh banking, Treasury, Loan Digital service A, INDIA against Property and PayZapp. Credit Cards, e-payment HDFC Bank gateways, Digital Wallet, merged with Chillr, PayZapp, SME Bank, Times Bank in Watch Banking February, 2000. In 2008, Centurion Bank was acquired by HDFC Bank. In 2016, HDFC was awarded “Best Performing Branch” in microfinance
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