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List of Companies 1.Bharat Electronics (INDIA) 2.videocon (INDIA) 3.Bpl (INDIA) 4.Hcl (INDIA) 5.Citefa (ARGENTINA) 6.Rexio (ARGENTINA) 7.Hexacta (ARGENTINA) 8.Avibras (BRAZIL) 9.Bravox (BRAZIL) 10.Weg Industries (BRAZIL) 11.Haier (CHINA) 12.Tcl (CHINA) 13.Indumil (COLOMBIA) 14.Pc Smart (COLOMBIA) 15.Haceb (COLOMBIA) 16.cotecmar(COLOMBIA) 17.Siemens (GERMANY) 18.Nikon (JAPAN) 19.Sanyo (JAPAN) 20.Sony (JAPAN) 21.Toshiba (JAPAN) 22.TDK (JAPAN) 23.Hitachi (JAPAN) 24.Canon (JAPAN) 25.Casio (JAPAN) 26.Denon (JAPAN) 27.Epson (JAPAN) 28.LG (KOREA) 29.Samsung (KOREA) 30.Alfa (MEXICO) 31.Dina (MEXICO) 32.Telcel (MEXICO) 33.Satmex (MEXICO) 34.Telmex (MEXICO) 35.CFE (MEXICO) 36.Philips (NETHERLANDS) 37.Acer (TAIWAN) 38.Surya (TAIWAN) 39.Epox (TAIWAN) 40.Asus (TAIWAN) 41.Dell (UNITED STATES) 42.IBM (UNITED STATES) 43.Xerox (UNITED STATES) 44.Vetelca (VENEZUELA) 45.VIT,C.A (VENEZUELA) companies in ARGENTINA:- Fábrica de Aviones Córdoba CITEFA Rexio Cicaré Hexacta INVAP Nostromo Brazil Companies:- Avibras Bravox CCE Embraer Gradiente Oi Schulz WEG Industries China Companies:- Aigo Haier TCL Colombia Companies:- Indumil PC Smart Ideagro Haceb Cotecmar India Companies:- Bharat Electronics Videocon Voltas BPL HCL Germany Companies Grundig Siemens Japan Companies Alpine Brother Industries Canon Casio Clarion Corega Denon Eizo (Nanao) Epson Fujifilm Fuji Xerox Fujitsu Funai Hitachi iiyama IO Data JVC (Victor) Konica Minolta Kyocera Marantz Melco (Buffalo) Mitsubishi Electric Mouse Computer NEC Nikon Oki Olympus Panasonic Pentax Pioneer Planex Renesas Ricoh Sanyo Seiko Sharp SII Sony TDK Toshiba Korea, South Companies Daewoo Electronics Fell apart in 1999, after the Asian financial crisis LG Samsung Mexico Company Product Alfa América Móvil Azteca Carso CFE Dina HTC Mexico Grupo Salinas Industrias Marino Interartis Kuo Lanix Mabe San Luis Rassini Satmex Telcel Telmex Tecnaeroemex Zonda Telecom Netherlands Company Products Philips Scotland Company Product Tirna Electronics Filter Modules, Tirnadaptors, Instrumentation Amplifiers Specialises in Analogue Circuit and Filter Design Finlay Irvine Singapore Company TaiwanCompany Products Notes Acer AOpen Asus BenQ ECS ELSA EPoX Gigabyte MSI Silicom Power Soyo SURYA TSMC VIA Technologies United Kingdom Company Product Tirna Electronics Filter Modules, Tirnadaptors, Instrumentation Amplifiers Specialises in Analogue Circuit and Filter Design Northern Hi-Tec Contract Manufacturer and Electronics Design United States Company Products AMD Apple Computer Avaya Averatec Cisco Systems Dell eMachines Emerson Radio Emerson Electric Gateway Hewlett-Packard IBM Intel Magnavox NVIDIA Packard Bell RCA SGI Sun Microsystems Texas Instruments Unisys Zenith Xerox Venezuela Company Product Siragon, C.A. VIT, C.A. Kode Technologies, C.A. SAINT Casa de Software, C.A. Compuservicios, C.A. Aufidena, C.A. CALTEC, C.A. Compu Kosas, C.A. Vetelca Sony World Pappilon New World Of Electronics Techno World Gift Galore The Electronic World Digital World Samsung Vizio Nantero SANBlaze Technology Cymphonix Bomgar Market Tech LandAirSea Systems Cactus Custom Analog Design IneoQuest Antennas Direct BlueRadios LIST OF TOP 100 ELECTRONIC COMPANIES IN INDIA: 1) Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (346162) 2) Tata Consultancy Services (189142) 3) Bharti Airtel Limited (185195) 4) Wipro Ltd (150008) 5) Infosys Technologies Limited (131490) 6) Hewlett-Packard India (119170) 7) HCL Infosystems Limited (118554) 8) Reliance Communications Ltd (117252) 9) LG Electronics India Pvt Ltd (82500) 10) IBM India Pvt Ltd (82450_ 11) Videocon Industries Ltd (73842) 12) HCL Technologies Limited (65245) 13) Satyam Computer Services Ltd (64100) 14) Siemens Ltd. (60322) 15) Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd. (52000) 16) Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (49093) 17) Redington (India) Limited (47175) 18) Cognizant Technology Solutions (45840) 19) Idea Cellular Ltd (44129) 20) Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (42540) 21) Bharat Electronics Limited (39526) 22) Tech Mahindra Limited (29367) 23) Philips Electronics India Ltd (26490) 24) Bharti Teletech (24920) 25) Sony India Limited (23000) 26) Moser-Baer India Ltd (20740) 27) i-flex Solutions Ltd (20609) 28) Exide Industries Ltd (18797) 29) ITI Limited (17767) 30) MphasiS Limited (17606) 31) MIRC Electronics Limited (15179) 32) Cambridge Solutions Ltd (15061) 33) Tata Teleservices Maharashtra Limited (TTML) (14218) 34) Larsen & Toubro Infotech Limited (12806) 35) Sterlite Optical Technologies Ltd (11982) 36) GTL Limited (11596) 37) Samtel Color Limited (11484) 38) Teledata Informatics Ltd (10952) 39) Finolex Cables Ltd (10526) 40) Patni Computer Systems Ltd (10476) 41) CMC Limited (9944) 42) Perot Systems Tsi (India) Ltd (9720) 43) Sonata Software Limited (9144) 44) Polaris Software Lab Limited (9043) 45) NIIT Technologies Ltd (8859) 46) Hexaware Technologies Ltd (8763) 47) Acer India Pvt Ltd (8690) 47) Salora International Limited (8690) 49) Tulip IT Services Ltd (8449) 50) Eveready Industries India Ltd (8397) 51) iGate Global Solutions Ltd (8051) 52) Prithvi Information Solutions Limited (7682) 53) Avaya Global Connect Limited (7614) 54) Aricent Technologies (Holdings) Limited (7331) 55) Rolta India Limited (7216) 56) 3i Infotech (6707) 57) Honeywell Automation India Limited (6439) 58) Amara Raja Batteries Ltd (6055) 59) Mindtree Consulting Limited (5977) 60) Birlasoft Ltd (5900) 61) Mascon Global Ltd (5672) 62) Sify Limited (5518) 63) Infotech Enterprises Ltd (5492) 64) Mastek Limited (5072) 65) Sasken Communication Technologies Ltd (4868) 66) Rashi Peripherals Pvt Ltd (4811) 67) Kpit Cummins Infosystems Ltd (4637) 68) Savex Computers Limited (4578) 69) Avnet India (4120) 70) Zylog Systems Ltd (4040) 71) NIIT Ltd (4008) 72) Canon India Pvt Ltd (4000) 73) Geometric Software Solutions Co Ltd (3942) 74) Genus Overseas Electronics Limited (3846) 75) Subex Azure Ltd (3710) 76) WeP Peripherals Limited (3633) 77) Zenith Computers Ltd (3549) 78) D-Link India Ltd (3416) 79) Nippo Batteries Co. Ltd (3392) 80) Aftek Infosys Ltd (3233) 81) Shyam Telecom Limited (3261) 82) Paramount Communications Ltd (3198) 83) ORG Informatics Limited (3145) 84) Persistent Systems Pvt. Ltd (3144) 85) Tata Elxsi Ltd (3083) 86) Northgate Technologies Ltd (3010) 87) Numeric Power Systems Ltd (2942) 88) Zensar Technologies Ltd (2854) 89) Cranes Software International Ltd (2848) 90) Phoenix Lamps Ltd (2800) 91) TVS Electronics Ltd (2771) 92) MIC Electronics Limited (2727) 93) Intex Technologies (India) Ltd (2592) 94) Opto Circuits India Ltd (2552) 95) Aztecsoft Limited (2441) 96) Supertron Electronics Ltd (2152) 97) Delta Energy Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd. (2130) 98) Panasonic Battery India Company Limited (1965) 99) FCI OEN Connectors Limited (1952) 100) Megasoft Ltd (1783) Shakti Crane & Machinery Ltd. ,Gujarat Vijai Electricals Ltd Hyderabad HBL Power Systems Ltd. Hyderabad Recap Technologies Chennai Kirloskar Electric Co Ltd Kanpur, Lucknow,Pune A.T.E Enterprises Ltd Delhi DONEX INDUSTRIES LTD Noida A. Eberle : Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai L&t GODREj & Boyce Mukand.
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