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List of Companies of India List of companies of India From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is a list of major companies based in India 47 Indian companies have been listed in the Forbes Global 2000 ranking for 2009.[1] The leading companies are: Market Revenue Profits Assets World Value Company Industry (billion $) (billion (billion Rank (billion $) $) $) 121 Reliance Industries Oil & Gas, Petrochemicals 34.03 4.87 43.61 35.95 150 State Bank of India Banking 22.63 2.23 255.86 12.85 Oil and Natural Gas 152 Oil & Gas Operations 24.04 4.95 35.35 28.91 Corporation 207 Indian Oil Corporation Oil & Gas Operations 51.66 1.97 33.64 10.20 317 NTPC Electricity generation 9.63 1.86 24.58 29.70 329 ICICI Bank Banking 15.06 0.85 120.61 7.14 463 Tata Steel Steel 32.77 3.08 31.16 2.46 508 Bharti Telecommunications Services 6.73 1.59 12.28 23.63 Steel Authority of India 582 Steel 9.82 1.89 10.54 6.14 Limited Reliance 689 Telecommunications Services 4.26 1.35 19.31 6.27 Communications 773 Larsen & Toubro Capital Goods 7.30 0.58 9.92 6.99 795 Bharat Petroleum Oil & Gas Operations 27.71 0.44 11.86 2.71 Bharat Heavy 796 Capital Goods 4.81 0.71 8.47 13.37 Electricals 808 HDFC Banking 2.21 0.67 24.16 7.05 834 Tata Consultancy Svcs & Services 5.70 1.25 4.36 9.20 848 Hindalco Industries Metal 14.87 0.59 18.31 1.28 864 Banking 3.09 0.40 33.10 7.36 883 DLF Universal Limited Diversified Financials 3.50 1.95 9.87 5.05 891 Infosys Technologies Software & Services 4.16 1.16 4.45 13.79 946 Punjab National Bank Banking 4.15 0.55 50.72 2.08 987 ITC Limited Food Drink & Tobacco 3.65 0.79 4.43 13.48 989 Wipro Software & Services 4.98 0.82 5.38 5.93 997 Bank of India Banking 3.62 0.49 44.69 2.31 1002 Hindustan Petroleum Oil & Gas Operations 25.43 0.34 10.74 1.86 1037 GAIL Utilities 4.69 0.69 6.28 5.04 1057 NMDC Materials 1.42 0.81 2.70 11.75 1059 Canara Bank Banking 4.19 0.45 45.10 1.33 Power Grid Corporation 1085 Utilities 1.15 0.36 10.78 7.94 of India 1157 Tata Motors Capital Goods 8.54 0.54 8.82 1.13 1184 Bank of Baroda Banking 3.56 0.39 45.72 1.57 Power Finance 1324 Business Services & Supplies 1.26 0.30 13.64 3.24 Corporation 1332 Axis Bank Banking 2.20 0.26 27.23 2.44 1350 Union Bank of India Banking 2.66 0.35 30.93 1.28 1380 Grasim Industries Textile 4.23 0.72 5.19 2.46 1462 Indian Overseas Bank Banking 2.25 0.30 25.39 0.49 1522 Sun Pharmaceutical Drugs and Biotechnology 0.82 0.37 1.49 4.11 1529 Mahindra & Mahindra Consumer Durables 5.92 0.39 6.46 1.45 1629 Allahabad Bank Banking 1.81 0.25 20.71 0.35 1659 Indian Bank Banking 1.56 0.26 17.52 0.73 1663 Syndicate Bank Banking 2.20 0.21 26.70 0.50 1698 IDBI Bank Banking 2.51 0.19 33.04 0.69 1724 Central Bank of India Banking 2.22 0.15 30.94 0.26 1793 Jindal Steel and Power Materials 1.36 0.32 3.32 3.14 National Aluminium 1794 Metal 1.24 0.41 2.75 2.60 Company Oriental Bank of 1869 Banking 1.86 0.09 22.58 0.56 Commerce 1872 UCO Bank Banking 1.81 0.08 22.38 0.28 1939 Hero Honda Motors Automobiles/Motorbikes 2.57 0.24 1.26 3.62 This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it. Contents: Top · 0–9 · A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [edit]A . Aban Offshore . ABG Shipyard . ACC Limited . Adani Group . Aditya Birla Group.[2] . Ador Powertron Limited[3] . Aftek . Air India[4] and subsidiary Air-India Express[5] . Air Sahara[6] . Alang Ship Recycling Yard[7] . Allahabad Bank . Ambuja Cements . Amrutanjan Healthcare . Amul[8] . Andhra Bank . Apollo Hospitals[9] . Apollo Tyres[10] . Archies Greetings & Gifts Ltd[11] . Aptech . Arvind Mills . Ashok Leyland[12] . Asian Paints[13][14] India's largest paint maker . Appin Security Group . Axis Bank [edit]B . Bajaj Auto[15] . Balaji Telefilms[16] . Bank of India[15] . Bank of Baroda[17] . Bharat Aluminium Company[18] . Bharat Electronics Limited[19] . Bharat Forge[20] world's largest forging company . Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited[15] . Bharat Petroleum[15] . Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited . Bharati Shipyard . Bharti Airtel . Bhushan Steel . Biocon . BMR Advisors[21] . BMR Managed Services[22] . Bombay Dyeing[23] . BPL group[24] . Ballarpur Industries Limited[25] . Bharat Earth Movers Limited . Britannia Industries[26] [edit]C . CMC Limited[27] . Canara Bank[15] . Cellebrum Technologies Limited[28] . Central Bank of India . CG-VAK Software and Exports Limited . CESC . CPCL . Cipla[29] . Club Mahindra Holidays[30] . Covansys India Limited[31] . Coal India Limited[32] . Container Corporation of India . Crest Animation Studios[33] . Crompton Greaves . Cadila Healthcare[34] . Coromandel International[35] [edit]D . Dabur India Limited[36] . Damodar Valley Corporation[37] . Deccan Aviation Pvt. Ltd.[38][39] is an aviation company that operates Air Deccan . Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited[40] . Dr. Reddy's Laboratories[41] . DLF Universal Limited . Directi [edit]E . Educomp Solutions . Eicher Motors[42] . Engineers India Limited[43] . English Indian Clays Limited[44] . Escorts Group . ESDS Software Solution Pvt. Ltd. Essar Group[45] . Eureka Forbes . Evalueserve[46] . Exide Industries [edit]F . Federal Bank[47] EMA Unihorn (India) Pvt. Ltd. Financial Technologies Group . Fortis Healthcare [edit]G . GAIL[15] . Genpact India's largest BPO firm . GMR Group . Godrej Group[48] . GoAir Airlines[49] . Great Eastern Shipping[50] . GSPC . Gussmann Software Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Godavari Biorefineries Limited [edit]H . Harnik General Foods . HDFC Bank[15] . HDIL . Hero Cycles Ltd[51] . Hero Honda Motors Limited[52] world's largest two-wheeler company . Hexaware Technologies . HCL Technologies[53] India's fifth largest computer services provider . Hindalco Industries . Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.[54] . Hindustan Computers Ltd.[55] . Hindustan Copper Limited . Hindustan Machine Tools[56] . Hindustan Motors[57] . Hindustan Petroleum[15] . Hindustan Times[58] . Hindustan Construction Company[59] . Hindustan Unilever . Hindustan Zinc Limited [edit]I . IBP[60] . ICICI Bank[15] . i-flex Solutions[61] . Indo Gulf Fertilisers[62] . Indian Bank . ING Life . Indian Railways . India Today Group[63] . Indian Oil Corporation[15] . Indian Overseas Bank[15] . IndiaTimes Group . IndiGo Airlines[64] . Indigo Design & Engineering Associates PLC. Infosys Technologies[15] . Infosys BPO . ITC Limited[15] . Ittiam Systems . Intelenet Global Services . IDBI Bank . India Cements . Indiabulls . Ispat [edit]J . Jain Irrigation Systems[65] . Jet Airways[66] India's largest domestic airline . Jindal Steel[67] . Jaiprakash Associates . JSWL [edit]K . KalkiTech . Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited[68] . Keltron[69] . Kingfisher Airlines[70] One of six airlines in the world to have a five-star rating . Kirloskar Group[71] . Kotak Mahindra Bank[72] . Konkan Railway Corporation[73] . Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Ltd. [edit]L . Lanco Infratech . Larsen & Toubro[15] . Lakshmi Machine Works One among three in the world to produce entire range of Spinning Machinery . LIC [edit]M . Madras Rubber Factory[74] . MTNL . Mahindra & Mahindra Limited . Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation[75] . Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers . Mangalore Refineries and Petrochemicals Limited . Marico . Maruti Udyog India's largest automobile manufacturer . MindTree . MMTC . MphasiS . Mundra Port . Murugappa Group[76] . Moser Baer[77] world's 2nd largest optical media manufacturer . Mastek Ltd [edit]N . National Aluminium Company[78] . NTPC[15] . NDTV[79] . NHPC . NMDC . Nectar Lifesciences[80] . Neyveli Lignite Corporation[81] . Nicholas Piramal[82] . Nirma[83] . NIIT . Notion Ink . Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited[84] . National Fertilizers Limited[85] [edit]O . ONGC[86] . Oil India Limited[87] . Oracle Financial Services Software . Oriental Bank of Commerce [edit]P, Q . Pantaloon Retail India . Pawan Hans[88] . Paramount Airways[89] . Patni Computer Systems[90] . Pentamedia Graphics Limited[91] . Persistent Systems[92] . Petronet LNG . Pipavav shipyard limited . Piramal Healthcare . Polaris Software Lab Limited . Power Finance Corporation . Power Grid . Punj Lloyd . Punjab National Bank . Parle Agro . Patni Computer Systems [edit]R . Ramco Systems[93] . Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited[94] India's largest pharmaceutical company . Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers . Raymond Group[95] one of the world's largest textile companies . Rediff.com[96] . Reliance ADA Group . Reliance Capital[97] . Reliance Communications[98] . Reliance Energy . Reliance Fresh[99] . Reliance Industries Limited[15] . Reliance Infrastructure . Reliance Life Insurance Company Limited . Reliance Petroleum, operates world's largest refinery . Reliance Power . Robosoft Technologies[100] . Rural Electrification Corporation Limited [edit]S . Sahara India Pariwar[101] . Satyam Computer Services[15] . Sesa Goa . Shipping Corporation of India Ltd[102] . Shree Cement . Shree Renuka Sugars . Shriram Transport Finance . Singareni Collories Company Ltd . Siemens (India) . SJVN . SMGB[103] . Sobha Developers Limited[104] . SpiceJet[105] . State Bank Of India[15] . Steel Authority of India Limited . Sterlite Optical Technologies Limited[106] . Sterlite Industries . Sun TV[107] . Sun Pharmaceutical . Swaraj Mazda Ltd.[108] . Syndicate Bank[15] . Suzlon Energy,[109] world's largest integrated wind power company [edit]T . Tally Solutions[110] . Tata Chemicals[111] . Tata Consultancy Services Limited[15] Asia's largest IT firm . Tata Elxsi[112] worlds largest embedded system company . Tata Interactive Systems[113] . Tata Motors[15] . Tata Steel[15] world's fifth largest steel producer . Tata Tea[114] world's second largest tea manufacturer .
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