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48 Indian Companies in Forbes Global 2000 (Top Companies Worldwide)

April 13th, 2008 by Angsuman Chakraborty

Leading the Indian pack is Reliance Industries with a market value of 89.29 Billion dollars. It is ranked 193 worldwide based on profit. Following closely is ONGC with a market value of 54.11 Billion and ranked 198 worldwide. Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum & Hindustan Petroleum are the three other entrants from Oil & Natural Gas operations. They contribute a total of 166.46 Billion in market value. Mining natural resources is the single most profitable venture for Indian corporations. Unfortunately it requires a huge investment too.

Indian Banks are all over the list with State Bank of India in no. 3. There are 17 Indian banks in this list with a total market value of 132.73 Billion. Who knew profiting from others wealth was so profitable?

Software & Services sector is lead by TCS. With only 4 entrants in top 2000, it isn’t a pretty picture.

It appears most of “India shining” is through strip mining our natural resources. When will real India shine through our intellect and technological prowess?

Top 10 Indian Companies
Rank Company Country Industry Sales ($bil) Profits ($bil) Assets ($bil) Market Value ($bil)
1 HSBC Holdings United Kingdom Banking 146.50 19.13 2,348.98 180.81
2 GeneralElectric United States Conglomerates 172.74 22.21 795.34 330.93
3 Bank ofAmerica United States Banking 119.19 14.98 1,715.75 176.53
4 JPMorgan Chase United States Banking 116.35 15.37 1,562.15 136.88
5 ExxonMobil United States Oil &Gas Operations 358.60 40.61 242.08 465.51
6 Royal DutchShell Netherlands Oil & Gas Operations 355.78 31.33 266.22 221.09
7 BP United Kingdom Oil &Gas Operations 281.03 20.60 236.08 204.94
8 Toyota Motor Japan ConsumerDurables 203.80 13.99 276.38 175.08
9 ING Group Netherlands Insurance 197.93 12.65 1,932.15 75.78
10 BerkshireHathaway United States Diversified Financials 118.25 13.21 273.16 216.65
10 Royal Bank ofScotland United Kingdom Banking 108.45 14.62 3,807.51 76.64

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  1. trakin Says:

    You seem to be mistaken here….Which are these companies are INdian?

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