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Description of Top 10 Mechanical Engineering Companies in India 1 Description of Top 10 Mechanical Engineering companies in India 1. TATA Group Tata group is one of most known business groups in world. Tata have their presence in almost all the major sectors. Tata Steel is among top ten steel companies in world. In India, Tata Steel started at Jamshedpur. More of their locations are at Jharkhand, Odisha and Chhattisgarh. Apart from steel, other Tata identities are Tata Power(Power), Tata BP Solar(Power), Voltas(Refrigeration and Air Conditioning), Telco Construction Equipments and many more. Type Private 2. Godrej Group: Industry Conglomerate Godrej group is also a Founded big 1868 business group in India. Founder Jamshedji Tata They cover many fields. Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India They are leaders in Area served Worldwide Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Key people Cyrus Pallonji Mistry(Chairman) Locks and Furniture. Products Godrej Airline, Automotive, steel, IT, headquarter is in Mumbai, Electricity generation, Chemicals, Maharashtra. Recently, Beverages, Telecom, Hospitality, I read the news that Retail, Consumer goods, Godrej was the last Engineering, Construction, producer of the Typewriter. Recently, Financial services they closed it. Godrej Revenue US$ 108.8 billion (July 29 Industries has been 2015) ranked in top 15 in the Profit US$ 10 billion (July 29 “Best Companies to Work for in India” survey 2015) done by Mercer Total assets US$ 117.9 billion (2015) Consulting and Business Today in 2008. Owner Tata Sons Number of Type 620,470 (2015) employees Public Industry Website www.tata.comConglomerate Founded 1897[1] Founder Ardeshir Godrej Pirojsha Godrej Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Area served Worldwide Key people Adi Godrej (Chairman) Jamshyd Godrej Nadir Godrej Products Real estate, FMCG, industrial engineering, home appliances, furniture, security, Agri care Revenue 320 billion(US$4.8 billion)(2015) Number of 26,000 (2013) employees Subsidiaries GCPL, Godrej Infotech Ltd, Godrej Industries Ltd, Godrej Properties, Godrej Agrovet Website www.godrej.com 3. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) L&T is huge Engineering and Construction firm. They work in different industries like Aerospace, Automobiles, Electrical, Mining, Metals, Petrochemical etc. Their headquarter is at Mumbai, Maharashtra. They have good manufacturing facilities present in India, like at Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat and more. Industry Conglomerate Founded Mumbai, Maharastra, India 4. Kirloskar (1938) Founder Søren Kristian Toubro Kirloskar Group Henning Holck-Larsen works in core Headquarters L&T House, Ballard Estate, mechanical Mumbai, Maharashtra, India engineering fields. Area served India, Middle East, East Asia They and Southeast Asia manufacture Engines Key people K. Venkataramanan (CEO & and Parts, MD) Compressors, Valves, Pumps, A. M. Naik (Executive Agricultural Chairman) Products, Products Construction Refrigeration and Air Heavy equipment Conditioning related Electrical equipment things and many Power more. Pune, in Shipbuilding Maharashtra, is Head Financial services Quarter of IT Services Kirloskar. Revenue US$ 15 Billion (2015)[1] Industry Conglomerate [1] OperatingFounded 1888US$ (As 1.07 Kirloskar Billion Brothers(2014) income Limited) Profit US$ 952.638 Million Headquarters Pune, Maharastra, India [1] Area served Worldwide(2013) Total assets US$ 26.188 Billion (2013) Key people Sanjay Kirloskar, (Chairman & MD[1]) TotalProducts equity US$ 6.6818 Billion Pumps(2013) engines[1] Number of 84,027 (Marcompressors 2014)[2] employees chillers Divisions Technology, engineering,valves construction, manufacturingpig iron Subsidiaries L&T Infotech, L&Tconstruction Mutual transmissionsFund, Website automobileswww.larsentoubro.com through a joint venture with Toyota infrastructure pumping projects bridges & flyovers submarine pipelines construction Revenue $3.5 billion USD (2012) Number of ~18,000 (2010) employees Slogan "Enriching Lives" Website http://www.kirloskar.com 5. Thyssen Krupp: This is big group working in wide field. They have 7 locations in India. They work in Component Technology, Material Services, Steel, Plant Technology etc Industry Conglomerate Predecessor Thyssen AG, Krupp Founded 17 March 1999 Headquarters Duisburg and Essen [1] (seats), Essen (operational headquarters), Germany 6. Area served Worldwide Thermax: Key people Heinrich Hiesinger [2] (CEO and Thermax is another Chairman of the executive board), great place for Ulrich Lehner (Chairman of the mechanical supervisory board) engineer. Their Products Steel, stainless products, business areas automotive technologies, plant are Boilers, technologies, elevator systems, Heaters, marine systems, shipbuilding, Cooling, Waste services Water Revenue €43.356 billion (2011)[3] Treatment and Recycling, Operating €284 million (2011)[3] Power, Air Pollution income Control etc. Thermax Profit €1.783 billion (2011)[3] head quarter is at [3] Pune, Total assets €43.603 billion (2011) India Total equity €10.382 billion (2011)[3] Industry Energy and Environmental Number of 155,697engineering (2015)[4] employees Founded 1980 Website www.thyssenkrupp.com Headquarters Pune, India Area served Worldwide (75 countries) Key people Meher Pudumjee (Chairperson) M.S.Unnikrishnan (MD) , G.P. Kulkarni (CS) Products Chillers for large scale air conditioning units, steam generators, and boilers Revenue 51.7145 billion (US$780 million) (2014)[1] Operating 3.8934 billion (US$59 million) income (2014)[1] Profit 2.4599 billion (US$37 million) (2014)[1] Total assets ₹59.4211 billion (US$900 million) (2014)[1] Total equity 20.383 billion (US$310 million) (2014)[1] Website www.thermaxindia.com 7. Siemens: Siemens is well known name world wide. They also cover wide product range. In India, they have 19 manufacturing plants. Industry Conglomerate Founded October 1, 1847; 167 years ago (Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia) Founder Werner von Siemens Headquarters Berlin and Munich, Germany Area served Worldwide Key people Joe Kaeser (President & CEO) Gerhard Cromme (Chairman of the Supervisory Board) Products Power generation technology, industrial and buildings automation, medical technology, railway vehicles, water treatment systems, fire alarms, PLM software Services Business services, financing, project engineering and construction Revenue €71.920 billion (2014)[1] Operating €4.212 billion (2013)[1] income Net income €5.507 billion (2014)[1] Total assets €104.879 billion (2014)[1] Total equity €31.514 billion (2014)[1] Number of 362,000 (2013)[1] employees Divisions Industry, Energy, Healthcare, Infrastructure and Cities Website www.siemens. 8. Suzlon: Suzlon is 5th in Asia and 8th Worldwide in Wind Turbine Manufacturing. Suzlon’s Headquarter is present at Pune, Maharashtra. Their production facilities and wind farms are present in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka and Tamilnadu. The company is working for Environment sector. Industry Renewable energy Founded 1995 Founder Tulsi Tanti Headquarter Pune, Maharashtra, India s Products Wind Turbines Revenue ₹204.0286 billion (US$3.1 billion) (2014)[1] Website www.suzlon.com 9. GE: GE is working in fields like Appliances, Energy, Lighting, Rail etc. In India, GE is present at Delhi, Haryana, Andra Pradesh, Karnataka etc Type Public Industry Conglomerate Founded Schenectady, New York, U.S. (1892; 123 years ago) Founder Thomas Edison Charles Coffin Elihu Thomson Edwin Houston Headquarters Schenectady, New York, and Fairfield, Connecticut, U.S.[1] Area served Worldwide Key people Jeffrey R. Immelt (Chairman, CEO) Jack Welch (Former Chairman) R H Jones(Former Chairman) Products Aircraft engines Electrical distribution Electric motors Energy Finance Gas Healthcare Lighting Locomotives Oil Software Water Weapons Wind turbines Revenue US$ 148.589 billion (2014) [2] Operating US$ 18.314 billion (2014) income [2] Net income US$ 15.233 billion (2014) [2] Total assets US$ 648.162 billion (2014) [2] Total equity US$ 128.159 billion (2014) [2] Number of 305,000 (2014)[2] employees Subsidiaries GE Aviation GE Capital GE Global Research GE Healthcare GE Home & Business Solutions GE Oil & Gas GE Power & Water GE Transportation Website ge.com 10.BOSCH India: I, personally, have heard of BOSCH for spark plug. They are best in the market. But, apart from that, BOSCH is complete empire. They are the well recognized name in the industry. They work in Automotive Technologies, Power Tools, Security Systems, Packaging Technology, Industrial Equipments and many more.They have one of the most advanced production plants in India. In India, they are located at Bangalore, Pune, Ahmadabad, Chennai, Nasik and more. Type Private company Industry Engineering Electronics Conglomerate Founded 15 November 1886 (adopted current name in 1937) Founder Robert Bosch Headquarters Stuttgart, Germany Area served Worldwide Key people Volkmar Denner (CEO) Products Automotive parts, power tools, security systems, home appliance Revenue €48.9 billion (2014) Number of 290,183 (as of December 31, employees 2014) Subsidiaries BOSCH Ltd. Website bosch..
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