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Steve Jobs Apple 1997–Present United States Information Rank 2011 Name Group Rank 2010 1 Ratan Tata Tata Group 1 2 Mukesh D Ambani Reliance Industries 2 3 Sunil Bharti Mittal Bharti Enterprises 5 4 Azim H Premji Wipro 6 5 Anil D Ambani ADAG 4 6 NR Narayana Murthy Infosys Technologies 3 7 Kumar Mangalam Birla AV Birla Group 7 8 Chanda D Kochhar ICICI Bank 13 9 Vijay Mallya UB Group 10 10 Naveen Jindal Jindal Steel 47 11 Anand G Mahindra Mahindra & Mahindra 9 12 S Gopalakrishnan Infosys 11 13 Aditya Puri HDFC Bank 24 14 O P Bhatt State Bank Of India 12 15 Sajjan Jindal JSW Steel 65 16 A B Godrej Godrej Group 19 17 Rajiv Bajaj Bajaj Auto 30 18 Shiv Nadar HCL 16 19 Deepak S Parekh HDFC 33 20 Uday Kotak Kotak Mahindra 17 21 Pawan Munjal Hero Honda Motors 40 22 Shashikant N Ruia Essar Group 20 23 Sanjiv Goenka RPG Group NA 24 Shikha Sharma Axis Bank 26 25 K R Kamath Punjab National Bank 32 26 Nusli Wadia Wadia Group 52 27 N Chandrasekaran TCS 49 28 Vineet Nayar HCL Technologies 37 29 Venugopal N Dhoot Videocon International 60 30 A M Naik L&T 21 31 Harsh Goenka RPG Group 18 32 Yogesh C Deveshwar ITC 39 33 K P Singh DLF 28 34 Kishore Biyani Future Group 25 35 T S Vijayan LIC 23 36 GP Hinduja Hinduja Group NA 37 Ravikant N Ruia Essar Group 22 38 K Anji Reddy Dr Reddy's Laboratories 76 39 Pramit Jhaveri Citi India NA 40 Naresh Goyal Jet Airways 43 41 Venu Srinivasan TVS Motors 15 42 Anand Burman Dabur 41 43 Gautam Singhania Raymond 35 44 PRS Oberoi East India Hotels 64 45 Ajay G Piramal Piramal Group 56 46 Ravi Venkatesan Microsoft India NA 47 Gautam S Adani Adani Group 61 48 N Srinivasan India Cements NA 49 M D Mallya Bank of Baroda NA 50 G M Rao GMR Group 34 1. Steve Jobs Apple 1997–Present United States Information Technology Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 3,226% Industry-Adjusted TSR 3,188% Market Cap Change $150B 2. Yun Jong-Yong Samsung Electronics 1996–2008 South Korea Information Technology Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 1,559% Industry-Adjusted TSR 1,458% Market Cap Change $127B 3. Alexey B. Miller Gazprom 2001–Present Russia Energy Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 2,032% Industry-Adjusted TSR 2,427% Market Cap Change $101B 4. John T. Chambers Cisco Systems 1995–Present United States Information Technology Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 922% Industry-Adjusted TSR 1,054% Market Cap Change $152B 5. Mukesh D. Ambani Reliance Industries 2002–Present India Energy Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 1,001% Industry-Adjusted TSR 1,430% Market Cap Change $72B 6. John C. Martin Gilead Sciences 1996–Present United States Health Care Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 2,089% Industry-Adjusted TSR 2,054% Market Cap Change $39B 7. Jeffrey P. Bezos Amazon.com 1996–Present United States Retail Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 4,592% Industry-Adjusted TSR 4,586% Market Cap Change $37B 8. Margaret C. Whitman eBay 1998–2008 United States Information Technology Outsider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 1,434% Industry-Adjusted TSR 1,368% Market Cap Change $37B 9. Eric E. Schmidt Google 2001–Present United States Information Technology Outsider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 387% Industry-Adjusted TSR 344% Market Cap Change $101B 10. Hugh Grant Monsanto 2003–Present United States Materials Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 684% Industry-Adjusted TSR 572% Market Cap Change $35B 11. Robert L. Tillman Lowe’s 1996–2005 United States Retail Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 459% Industry-Adjusted TSR 456% Market Cap Change $40B 12. William E. Greehey Valero Energy 1997–2005 United States Energy Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 613% Industry-Adjusted TSR 525% Market Cap Change $33B 13. Gareth Davis Imperial Tobacco Group 1996–Present United Kingdom Consumer Goods & Services Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 937% Industry-Adjusted TSR 638% Market Cap Change $25B 14. William J. Doyle PotashCorp 1999–Present Canada Materials Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 651% Industry-Adjusted TSR 939% Market Cap Change $24B 15. Benjamin Steinbruch Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional 2002–Present Brazil Materials Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 2,337% Industry-Adjusted TSR 3,360% Market Cap Change $18B 16. Bart Becht Reckitt Benckiser Group 1999–Present United Kingdom Consumer Goods & Services Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 402% Industry-Adjusted TSR 364% Market Cap Change $38B 17. Masahiro Sakane Komatsu 2003–2007 Japan Industrials Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 652% Industry-Adjusted TSR 497% Market Cap Change $28B 18. Terry Leahy Tesco 1997–Present United Kingdom Retail Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 309% Industry-Adjusted TSR 307% Market Cap Change $47B 19. John W. Thompson Symantec 1999–2009 United States Information Technology Outsider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 839% Industry-Adjusted TSR 851% Market Cap Change $19B 20. Graham Mackay SABMiller 1997–Present United Kingdom Consumer Goods & Services Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 341% Industry-Adjusted TSR 291% Market Cap Change $38B 21. Mikael Lilius Fortum 2000–2009 Finland Utilities Outsider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 768% Industry-Adjusted TSR 964% Market Cap Change $18B 22. Mikhail Prokhorov Norilsk Nickel 2001–2007 Russia Materials Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 260% Industry-Adjusted TSR 739% Market Cap Change $30B 23. Mark G. Papa EOG Resources 1998–Present United States Energy Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 1,128% Industry-Adjusted TSR 908% Market Cap Change $17B 24. C. John Wilder TXU 2004–2007 United States Utilities Outsider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 396% Industry-Adjusted TSR 313% Market Cap Change $31B 25. Frank Chapman BG Group 2000–Present United Kingdom Energy Outsider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 333% Industry-Adjusted TSR 242% Market Cap Change $50B 26. Paul Chisholm Colt Telecom Group 1996–2001 United Kingdom Telecommunications Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 1,923% Industry-Adjusted TSR 1,770% Market Cap Change $16B 27. David B. Snow, Jr. Medco Health Solutions 2003–Present United States Health Care Outsider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 418% Industry-Adjusted TSR 396% Market Cap Change $25B 28. Tomeo Kanbayashi NTT Data 1995–1999 Japan Information Technology Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 658% Industry-Adjusted TSR 436% Market Cap Change $21B 29. Chung Mong-Koo Hyundai Motor 1998–Present South Korea Automobiles & Components Outsider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 357% Industry-Adjusted TSR 822% Market Cap Change $21B 30. John C.S. Lau Husky Energy 2000–Present Canada Energy Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 504% Industry-Adjusted TSR 576% Market Cap Change $21B 31. Stanley Fink Man Group 2000–2007 United Kingdom Financial Services Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 637% Industry-Adjusted TSR 738% Market Cap Change $18B 32. Antoine Zacharias Vinci 1997–2006 France Industrials Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 861% Industry-Adjusted TSR 1,048% Market Cap Change $16B 33. Juan Villalonga Navarro Telefónica 1996–2000 Spain Telecommunications Outsider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 252% Industry-Adjusted TSR 219% Market Cap Change $127B 34. Harry Roels RWE 2003–2007 Germany Utilities Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 223% Industry-Adjusted TSR 281% Market Cap Change $52B 35. Charles Goodyear BHP Billiton 2003–2007 United Kingdom Materials Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 407% Industry-Adjusted TSR 157% Market Cap Change $103B 36. Matteo Arpe Capitalia 2003–2007 Italy Financial Services Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 322% Industry-Adjusted TSR 392% Market Cap Change $22B 37. Florentino Pérez Rodríguez Grupo ACS 1997–Present Spain Industrials Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 536% Industry-Adjusted TSR 751% Market Cap Change $16B 38. Fujio Mitarai Canon 1995–Present Japan Information Technology Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 292% Industry-Adjusted TSR 226% Market Cap Change $39B 39. Roy Gardner Centrica 1997–2006 United Kingdom Utilities Outsider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 342% Industry-Adjusted TSR 482% Market Cap Change $19B 40. Thierry Desmarest Total 1995–2007 France Energy Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 261% Industry-Adjusted TSR 169% Market Cap Change $209B 41. Wang Jianzhou China Mobile 2004–Present China (Hong Kong) Telecommunications Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 186% Industry-Adjusted TSR 244% Market Cap Change $138B 42. Fu Chengyu CNOOC Ltd. 2003–Present China (Hong Kong) Energy Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 239% Industry-Adjusted TSR 226% Market Cap Change $46B 43. Mark C. Pigott Paccar 1997–Present United States Industrials Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 696% Industry-Adjusted TSR 705% Market Cap Change $15B 44. William A. Osborn Northern Trust 1995–2008 United States Financial Services Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 552% Industry-Adjusted TSR 604% Market Cap Change $15B 45. Craig S. Donohue CME Group 2004–Present United States Financial Services Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 350% Industry-Adjusted TSR 379% Market Cap Change $19B 46. David Simon Simon Property Group 1995–Present United States Financial Services Insider CEO MBA Yes Country-Adjusted TSR 325% Industry-Adjusted TSR 497% Market Cap Change $18B 47. Larry C. Glasscock WellPoint 1999–2007 United States Health Care Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 240% Industry-Adjusted TSR 203% Market Cap Change $53B 48. A.J. Scheepbouwer Royal KPN 2001–Present Netherlands Telecommunications Insider CEO MBA No Country-Adjusted TSR 253% Industry-Adjusted TSR 356% Market Cap Change $23B 49.
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