India Top500Companies2016
India Top500Companies2016
India Top500Companies2016
TOP 500
Companies
2016
Indias
TOP 500
Companies
2016
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Methodology . ...................................................................................................VII
Economy Update..............................................................................................XVII
Insights
Quarterly Update............................................................................................................XLIX
Experts View...............................................................................................E1-E17
Abbreviation .............................................................................................418-446
Index .........................................................................................................447-452
Preface
Dun & Bradstreet India is pleased to present the 2016 edition of its premier
publication Indias Top 500 Companies. The issue, which made its debut in
1997, is a ready reference tool on top companies of corporate India across more
than 50 sectors with valuable insights on their business operations and financial
performance.
The publication Indias Top 500 Companies 2016 continues with the customary
approach of profiling companies that are ranked on total income, net profit, and
net worth among other key financial indicators. Further, the edition also includes
a financial comparison of companies classified under their respective sectors.
The Insights section is based primarily on in-depth analysis of the aggregate
financial performance of these companies for the past five years (including FY15)
and the first three quarters of FY16. Views of industry veterans on opportunities
and growth drivers about their respective sectors and the future plans have been
encapsulated in the Experts View section.
Indias Top 500 Companies are a reflection of the Indian economy in the true sense. Public sector enterprises
are today considered to be the pillars of critical sectors such as oil & gas, coal, power etc. Their importance can
be underscored by the fact that public sector enterprises, which account for 14% of the universe of Top 500
Companies, contribute to approximately 40% of the aggregate total income and profit and around one-thirds
of the aggregate market cap. The publication also highlights the gradual shift of the Indian economy from
manufacturing to the services sector wherein banking and software sectors have today emerged to be the
growth drivers of the economy. To continue among the fastest growing economies of the world, India needs
to show sustainable growth for which the role of consistent performers becomes critical. Noteworthy is the
fact that 147 companies have consistently featured in all the editions of Indias Top 500 Companies and have
recorded a CAGR of 16% in market capitalization, 14% in income and 13% in profit between 1997 and 2016
editions a testimony indicating that stable performance is the key to success in the long run, especially in a
dynamic business environment.
The Indian economy continued to demonstrate resilience in the face of a tepid global recovery. The real GVA at
basic prices registered a growth of nearly 7.1% in FY15. Battling sluggish demand and tight liquidity conditions,
the aggregate income and profit of Indias Top 500 Companies grew by 3% and 5% respectively in FY15. The
growth prospects of the Indian economy for the year 2016-17 would be highly dependent on domestic drivers
of growth. We are moving in the right direction with improvement in macro-economic conditions and softening
interest rates expected to improve the business sentiment in FY17. In this context, the role of Indias Top 500
Companies will be clearly accentuated to lead India to greater heights in the days to come.
I hope you enjoy reading this issue of Indias Top 500 Companies 2016 and look forward to your comments
and suggestions.
Kaushal Sampat
President & Managing Director - India
Dun & Bradstreet
The real GVA at basic prices registered a growth of nearly 7.1% in FY15 compared
to 6.6% in FY14. The momentum continued with GVA registering a growth of
7.3% during Q1-Q3 of FY16 as compared to 7.4% in the corresponding period of
the previous fiscal. Macroeconomic developments coupled with market concerns
about the growth of the Chinese economy and non-revival in the domestic
demand conditions adversely impacted Corporate India. As a result, the total
income of Top 500 Companies showed 4% de-growth for the first three quarters of FY16 as compared to the
corresponding period of previous year.
Global prices of crude oil and other raw materials particularly metal declined in 2015 leading to softening
of commodity prices. Continuing the downward trend, crude oil price declined from approximately $55 per
barrel at the start of 2015 to less than $40 per barrel during end of 2015. Analysis of 300 companies from the
manufacturing sector (whose data for raw materials and profit was available for 9M period of Apr-Dec 2015
and 2014) shows that raw material expenses of these companies slowed down by nearly 20% during Apr-
Dec 2015 compared to corresponding period of previous year. As a consequence, these companies from the
manufacturing sector managed to record profit growth of more than 10% for the same time period.
Prospects for the Indian economy have definitely brightened in view of abatement of high inflationary
pressures and easing of interest rate cycle. In addition, the Union Budgets reiterating thrust in investment
in the infrastructure sector as well as policy initiatives undertaken by the current government has created
an environment of optimism. However, high corporate debt continues to be a point of serious concern that
Corporate India will need to manage prudently. As the Indian economy continues to evolve Dun & Bradstreet
will continue to provide critical insights about Corporate Indias performance through Indias Top 500
Companies 2016.
Pawan Bindal
Director
Dun & Bradstreet India
1700
Innovation
Makers
Sanjay Kumar
CEO & MD
7 offices
across 5 cities
Energy, Aerospace,
Telecom & Industries &
Automotive Power, Defense &
Semiconductor Life Sciences
Oil & Gas Railways
Dun & Bradstreet also analyzed the recent performance of 498 companies from Indias Top 500 companies
based on availability of information for first three quarters of FY16 (Apr Dec 2015)
The total income of Top 500 companies declined by 4% during 9M FY16 as compared to 9M FY15, while
their PAT declined by 2.9% during the same period
The total expenses of the Top 500 companies declined by 3.9% during 9M FY16 as compared to 9M FY15
during which they grew by 5.6%
The government has implemented a reform-to-transform agenda which is a series of incremental, yet
collectively meaningful measures to spur economic growth. These measures jointly with regulatory policies
are expected to accelerate the growth of Indian economy. As this dynamic economy continues to evolve,
Dun & Bradstreet is committed to track Indias corporate growth story through its editions of Indias Top 500
Companies.
Naina R Acharya
Deputy Leader - Operations
Economic Analysis Group
Dun & Bradstreet India
Iron and Steel Manufacturing of basic iron and steel such as sheets and bars.
Media and Entertainment Companies engaged in providing print and electronic media for information
and entertainment purposes
Metal Products Manufacturing and distribution of finished metal products such as metal pipes
and tubes among others
Mining - Metals & Minerals Companies involved in mining activities of metals & minerals
Non Ferrous & Precious Metals Manufacturing of metal products other than iron excluding companies which
make finished products
Oil - Refining and Marketing Companies engaged in refining and supply of oil & gas products. Excluding
companies involved in processing and supply of natural gas and petrochemicals
which are covered in separate sector
Oil & Gas Exploration Companies involved in exploration for drilling and production of oil & gas
resources
Paper & Paper Products Manufacturing and distribution of paper and paper products
Petrochemicals and Polymers Manufacturing and distribution of petrochemical products such as PET resins,
polystyrene among others
Plastic and Plastic Products Manufacturing and distribution of plastic and plastic products
Software and ITeS Companies engaged in providing various types of services related to information
technology including consultancy.
Specialty Oils and Lubricants Companies engaged in production and distribution of lubricant oils.
Telecom Services Companies providing fixed and mobile telecommunication services including
data services
Textiles Manufacturing and distribution of textile fibres and finished textile products
Transport and Logistics Companies engaged in transportation and delivery services and allied activities
for commercial as well as personal purposes
Wood & Wood Products Companies engaged in providing finished wood and related products such as
plywood
Ratios
Particulars Formulae
EBITDA Profit Before Tax + Interest Expense + Depreciation and Amortisation Expense
EBIT EBITDA Depreciation and Amortisation Expense
EBITDA Margin (%) (EBITDA/Total Income) * 100
Net Profit Margin (NPM) (%) (Net Profit/Total Income)* 100
Return on Net Worth (%) (Net Profit/ Net Worth) * 100
Return on Assets (PAT/ Total Assets) * 100
Debt-to-Equity (times) (Total Debts) /Shareholders Fund
Shareholders Fund Equity Share Capital + Preference Share Capital+ Reserves and Surplus Accumulated
Losses Deferred expenses
Total Debt Short Term Debt + Long Term Debt + Current maturities of Long Term Debt
Total Assets Non-Current Assets + Current Assets (excluding accumulated losses and deferred
expenses)
Interest Coverage (times) EBIT/Interest Expense
The publication also includes terms and indicators specific to the banking sector.
1700
Innovation
Makers
Sanjay Kumar
CEO & MD
7 offices
across 5 cities
Energy, Aerospace,
Telecom & Industries &
Automotive Power, Defense &
Semiconductor Life Sciences
Oil & Gas Railways
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India /Altran India INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
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ECONOMY UPDATE
Overview of the Indian Economy
Eight years after the global financial meltdown, the world economic recovery still remains fragile. The
slowdown in China has aggravated the cooling-off of the growth momentum of the some emerging countries
with ramifications spreading out to the other parts of the world as well. In the midst, while India was touted
as the bright spot on world economic growth map, the wheels of economic recovery, which was much
anticipated to have started rolling on by the year, seems to have pulled the brakes on various fronts. Data
emanating from various economic indicators points towards subdued growth and rising inflation. Given
the drought and low water reservoir levels in various states, the agriculture output critically hinges on a
normal and spatial distribution of monsoon. The foods prices remain elevated and headline WPI inflation
has also turned positive in the month of April 2016. While there are rising apprehension of global oil prices
to remain higher than the last year level, the inflation trajectory in India during the year will largely depend
on the overall food production and the general demand scenario.
Animal spirits in the industrial sector remains low. With low capacity utilization rate, new orders received
by the manufacturing sector in FY16 remained low as compared to the peak levels observed in 2013-14
(RBI OBICUS survey). A similar trend was also witnessed in the Business Optimism Index survey (industry
and services sector) done by Dun & Bradstreet. This also indicates slow recovery in the investment demand,
unless the government expenditure gets rolling, especially in the areas it had promised during the budget.
The manufacturing growth is beleaguered by bleak exports, poor demand (more so in the rural sectors),
high borrowing cost, and projects stuck at various levels. Exports have encountered a consecutive 17 month
of contraction. However, the flow of funds remains weak not only due to the weak credit off-take by the
industry but also due to the overall state of the banking sector and rising risk aversion. The Indian banking
system is struggling to come out from the significantly high non-performing assets, which is even expected
to increase during the year.
The only ray of hope for the sustained revival of the Indian economy would arise from the strong inertia
from the government on the execution of reforms and expenditure on infrastructure. Though termed as
incremental efforts, the government has transformed the global investors perceptions about India. FDI
limit has been liberalized in many sectors. FDI rose to a record in 2015 since 2009. Deregulation of fuel
prices, auctioning off coal and telecommunications licenses in an open and transparent way, creation of a
real estate regulator, redrawing its treaty with Mauritius, passage of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency law and
increase in productivity in the parliament only paves the way for the execution of more aggressive reforms
in the year ahead.
Key Highlights
Economy Update
Real Sector
Growth in Index of Industrial Production moderated to mere 0.1% (y-o-y) during Mar-16 as against
2.0% during Feb-16.
Growth in industrial activity was dragged down by decline in activity of mining and manufacturing
sectors. IIP for mining and manufacturing sectors contracted by 0.1% and 1.2% respectively during
Mar-16.
Electricity sector, on the other hand, clocked a significant growth of 11.3% during Mar-16, providing
some support to the overall IIP growth.
During FY16, growth in IIP moderated to 2.4% from 2.8% in the previous fiscal.
Price Scenario
WPI registered a growth of 0.3% (y-o-y) in Apr-16, after declining consistently for 17 months since Nov-
14.
The rise in WPI inflation was mainly due to surge in prices of food articles. During Apr-16, inflation in
food articles rose to 4.2% as against 3.7% in the previous month.
CPI inflation surged to 5.4% during Apr-16 as against 4.8% in Mar-16. CPI inflation in rural and urban
areas also soared to 6.1% and 4.7% respectively in Apr-16.
External Sector
Indias exports and imports declined by 6.7% (y-o-y) and 23.1% (y-o-y) to around US$ 20.6 bn and US$
25.4 bn respectively during Apr-16 leading to a moderate trade deficit of US$ 4.8 bn.
Non-oil imports declined by 22.8% to around US$19.8 bn during Apr-16, whereas oil imports declined
by 24.0% to around US$ 5.7 bn.
External Commercial Borrowings (ECB)/ Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCB) stood at around
US$ 24.4 bn during FY16, registering decline for the second year in a row to 14.1% on a y-o-y basis.
FII invested at around US$ 2.2 bn during Apr-16 as against an inflow of around US$ 3.0 bn in Mar-16.
Source: The entire section has been reproduced from May 2016 edition of Dun & Bradstreet Economy Observer.
Economy Update
FY15 was a year of change for the Indian economy, with a new and stable government coming to power
at the Centre. Towards the end of the year, the market reacted positively in anticipation of the change in
administration. During the year, the Indian economy demonstrated resilience in a global environment that
of rising financial stability risks and sluggish demand. Among the emerging economies that grappled with
falling commodity prices, tight liquidity conditions and structural constraints, India saw some degree of easing
of inflation and continuing fiscal consolidation. In FY15, Indias real GVA at basic prices grew by 7.1% over
a 6.6% growth in FY14. The growth was driven by private consumption and supported by fixed investment.
The Current Account Deficit to GDP ratio shrunk from 1.7% to 1.3% during the same period.
This section analyses the key performance aspects of Indias Top 500 companies across five editions of the
publication, i.e. five financial years FY11 to FY15.
Total Income and Market Cap Reflect Healthy Growth over Past Five Editions
Over the past five editions of the Indias Top 500 Companies publication, the aggregate value of total income
and average market capitalisation grew at a healthy CAGR of 9.2% and 10.6% per annum, respectively. As per
the current 2016 edition of the publication, the aggregate total income and average market cap stood at `
50,558 bn and ` 89,968 bn, respectively. The aggregate value of net profit, however, grew by a modest 4.7%
per annum over the corresponding period. The subdued growth in profits is a reflection of the moderation
Changing Face of Top 500 Companies
that companies have been facing on their margins against a backdrop of subdued industrial activity, high
consumer price inflation and interest rates, sluggishness in the services sector, weakening private consumption
and investment demand. This is evident through the fact that there were 32 loss-making companies in FY14
and 39 in FY15.
90,000 4,500
Total Income and Avg Mkt Cap (` bn)
4,000
75,000
3,500
60,000 3,000
PAT (` bn)
2,500
45,000
2,000
30,000 1,500
1,000
15,000
500
0 -
2011* 2012* 2014 2015 2016
The share of private companies in the aggregate market capitalisation of Indias Top 500 Companies increased
from 65.7% in the 2011 edition to a phenomenal 80.4% in the 2016 edition. Private sector companies share
in the aggregate net profit increased from 60.4% in the 2011 edition to 66.5% in the 2016 edition. Their
share in the aggregate total income, however, has largely remained range-bound at around 55%.
Ownership-wise Composition
Number of Companies
2011 edition* 2012 edition* 2014 edition 2015 edition 2016 edition
Public sector companies 70 71 70 69 71
Private sector companies 430 429 430 431 429
Source: Dun & Bradstreet Research
*Prior to the 2014 edition, editions were named according to the financial year being covered
40%
35% 70%
30% 60%
25%
50%
20%
15% 40%
2011 2012 2014 2015 2016 2011 2012 2014 2015 2016
edition* edition* edition edition edition edition* edition* edition edition edition
Share in Total Income (%) Share in PAT (%) Share in Total Income (%) Share in PAT (%)
Share in Market Cap (%) Share in Market Cap (%)
Source: Dun & Bradstreet Research, BSE
*Prior to the 2014 edition, editions were named according to the financial year being covered
publication, the number of small cap companies has declined from 194 companies in the 2011 edition to
177 in the 2016 edition. In contrast, the number of mid cap companies has risen from 185 in the 2011 edition
to 191 in the current edition, and the number of large companies has increased from 121 to 132 during the
same period. This trend indicates the progression of companies to higher levels in terms of market cap.
500
121 115 116 120 132
Number of Companies
400
185 174 183 188
300 191
200
194 211 201 192 177
100
0
2011 2012 2014 2015 2016
Editions
Changing Face of Top 500 Companies
100,000 90%
90,000 80%
80,000 70%
70,000
Avg Mkt Cap (` bn)
60%
Share in GDP (%)
60,000
50%
50,000
40%
40,000
30%
30,000
20,000 20%
10,000 10%
- 0%
2011* 2012* 2014 2015 2016
During FY14 (2015 edition), the aggregate value of the average market capitalisation of the Top 500 companies
jumped by a sharp 33.1% to ` 76,806 bn, in the wake of improved scenario of global financial markets and
exchange rate adjustments, policy measures and anticipation of electoral outcomes in the domestic scenario.
The 2016 edition (FY15) also saw a sharp rise in the aggregate average market capitalisation to ` 89,968 bn
(17.1% rise), which can be perceived as a positive response to a stable government at the centre, a series
of long-pending policy reforms and several other proactive steps taken to improve governance and simplify
procedures. The share of the aggregate average market capitalisation of the Top 500 companies as per the
2016 edition stands at 72% of Indias GDP at market prices (base year 2011-12).
The market cap of the pharmaceuticals sector grew at a rate of 32% per annum over five editions and its
share in the aggregate market cap doubled from 3.9% in the 2011 edition to 7.8% in the current one. On
the other hand, although the Oil Refining and Marketing sector continued to account for more than one-
fourth of the aggregate total income, it reflected a decline in both, market cap as well as net profits over the
corresponding period. The FMCG and Automobiles sectors reported a healthy 20-25% growth per annum
in their average market cap during this period, although the latters net profits fell to less than 40% of the
value reported in FY11. The cigarettes sector exhibited a healthy CAGR growth in all parameters.
Between the 2011 and 2016 editions of the publication, Indias overall exports grew at a CAGR of 13.7%,
while the exports of Top 500 companies grew by a slower 9.8% per annum.
% Share
in ` Bn.
6,000.0 29.0
5,000.0
4,000.0 28.0
27.5
3,000.0 27.0
2,000.0
26.0
1,000.0
0.0 25.0
2011 2012 2014 2015 2016
In line with overall industry trends, the margins of Top 500 companies have contracted over the past five
editions. The profit margin calculated on the basis of the collective total income and net profit of all Top 500
companies taken together contracted from more than 9% in FY11 (2011 edition) to less than 8% in FY15. Over
the past five editions, net profit of Top 500 companies has grown at a modest CAGR of 4.7% per annum, in
spite of a faster 9.2% per annum growth in total income. The major expense head is raw materials, stores &
spares (33-36% of total income), which rose at 8.8% per annum. Interestingly, raw material expenses reflected
a decline of 20.5% and 10.5% in FY14 and FY15, respectively. On the other hand, employee costs and interest
expenses rose by a sharp 15.4% per annum and 20.1% per annum, respectively, over the past five editions.
Interest expenses, in particular, have risen rapidly over the past five editions, with their proportion in total
expenses expanding from 11.5% in the 2011 edition to 15.3% in the 2016 edition.
Top
500 Top 500 2012 Top 500 2014 Top 500 2015 Top 500 2016 CAGR
2011
y-o-y y-o-y y-o-y y-o-y
in ` bn in ` bn in ` bn in ` bn in ` bn
% % % %
Income
Turnover 30,845 37,680 22.2 40,495 7.5 42,006 3.7 40,215 (4.3) 6.9
Total Income 35,532 43,490 22.4 47,065 8.2 51,109 8.6 50,558 (1.1) 9.2
Expenses
Raw Material, Stores & Spares 11,795 15,343 30.1 23,267 51.6 18,486 (20.5) 16,553 (10.5) 8.8
Employee Costs 2,142 2,498 16.6 3,077 23.2 3,485 13.3 3,794 8.9 15.4
Interest Expenses 3,623 5,211 43.8 6,195 18.9 6,927 11.8 7,527 8.7 20.1
Total Expenses 31,408 39,063 24.4 42,167 7.9 49,949 18.5 49,352 (1.2) 12.0
Net Profit 3,347 3,521 5.2 3,639 3.3 4,004 10.0 4,029 0.6 4.7
Net Profit Margin (%) 9.4 8.1 7.7 7.8 8.0
Changing Face of Top 500 Companies
Software & ITeS Sector Emerges as Top Equity Dividend Paying Sector
In the past five editions of the Indias Top 500 Companies publication, the Banks, Oil & Gas Exploration,
Software & ITeS, Coal, Power and FMCG sectors have been the highest contributors in terms of payment of
equity dividend among Top 500 companies. In the 2016 edition (FY15), the Software & ITeS sector emerged
as the topmost sector in terms of equity dividend payment with a share of 23.1%. Banks (10.3%) and Oil &
Gas Exploration (7.6%) also contributed significantly. The top six sectors collectively paid 57.4% of the total
equity dividend paid by Top 500 companies during the year.
Contribution of Top Equity Dividend Paying Sectors to Total Dividend of Top 500 Companies (%)
2016 edition 2015 edition 2014 edition 2012 edition 2011 edition
Software and ITeS 23.1 9.7 9.2 7.7 10.7
Banks 10.3 9.6 14.4 15.6 14.0
Oil & Gas Exploration 7.6 8.2 11.1 10.8 9.7
Coal 9.1 12.7 8.1 7.3 3.0
Power 4.1 5.8 7.7 4.5 7.5
FMCG 3.2 3.0 5.6 4.0 3.7
Total 57.4 48.9 56.1 49.9 48.6
Source: Dun & Bradstreet Research
147 Companies have Featured in all Editions of Indias Top 500 Companies Publication Series
The 2016 edition of Dun & Bradstreets premier publication Indias Top 500 Companies includes 147
companies which have featured in all editions thus far. It is only apt to label these companies as consistent
performers, considering the fact that they have been able to sustain their position over the years, amid
tough competition.
Changing Face of Top 500 Companies
This section includes the key analytical observations and trends of Dun & Bradstreets Indias Top 500
Companies. These insights are derived from the comparison of financial performance during FY15 and FY14
of the Top 500 companies in India which have featured in current edition of publication. The publication
features companies listed on the BSE and/or NSE, which are categorised on the following parameters for
analytical purposes:
Sector-wise classification into 55 different sectors (including others and diversified)
Segregated on the basis of their Market cap viz; Large-cap, Mid-cap, and Small-cap, based on the widely
used 80:15:5 principle, basis the average market capitalization.
The Top 500 companies comprise of 132 large-cap companies with average market capitalisation of ` 119.2
Overview of Top 500 Companies
bn or more; 191 mid-cap companies having average market capitalisation between ` 116.9 bn and ` 21.5
bn; 177 small-cap companies with average market capitalisation below ` 21.5 bn.
Top 500 companies clock a growth of 18% in their Average Market Capitalisation in the 2016 edition
In the 2016 edition, the average market capitalization of Top 500 companies stood at ` 89,967.7 bn as
compared to ` 76,173.4 bn during the same period last year, registering a growth of over 18%. In addition,
approximately 121 companies witnessed a drop in their average market cap. These 121 companies lost
nearly ` 2,912.0 bn in their average market cap during FY15. The remaining 379 companies gained nearly
` 16,705.3 bn in their average market cap during FY15.
The top 10 sectors, mentioned in the table below, contributed to more than 63% to the total average
market cap of all 500 companies. Of the top 10 sectors, top five sectors accounted for over 45% of the total
market cap. Banks and Software & ITeS emerged as the highest contributors with 13.5% and 12.9% share
respectively in the total market cap.
Despite the positive economic indicators, Top 500 companies witness moderation in income and profit
growth
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth which had plummeted to sub 5% levels in the past two fiscal years,
bounced back on macro-economic stability, reforms introduced, and a strong mandate of current government
to introduce decisive economic change. The growth in real GVA at basic prices, though not spectacular,
has moved comfortably to 7.1% in FY15 compared to 6.6% in FY14. The macroeconomic improvement
and consequent turnaround in the investor sentiments were spurred by governments policy actions on
environmental clearances; mining licenses and a thrust to restart the stalled projects.
Inflation rate and inflationary pressures reduced beyond the target set by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
due to decline in international commodity prices, especially the crude oil prices. This led to initiation of the
monetary policy easing the cycle from the last quarter of FY15. Despite these positive economic indicators,
Indias leading corporates faced a severe stress on their earnings and profitability. The decline in aggregate
corporate performance can be attributed to a number of reasons including corrections in commodity prices,
global deflation of manufactured products coupled with surplus capacity in the domestic market, falling
domestic (industrial and consumer) and global demand.
Consequently, total Income (TI) of the Top 500 companies slowed down to 2.8% in FY15, compared to 9.9%
in FY14. The Profit after Tax (PAT) of the Top 500 companies grew by 4.6% in FY15 compared to 3.2% in
FY14, indicating the nearly flat growth in profitability of the Top 500 companies during FY15. Further, the
number of loss making companies increased from 32 in FY14 to 39 in FY15, indicating the deterioration in
the performance of corporate India amidst volatility in the external environment.
The top 10 sectors, which contribute significantly to the income, include automobiles, banking, oil refining
& marketing, software & ITeS, power, iron and steel, FIs/NBFCs/financial services, telecom services, oil & gas
exploration, gas processing, transmission & marketing, accounting for almost 69% of aggregate income
of Top 500 companies.
Contribution to
Total Income Total Income Growth
Sectors Overall TI in FY15
FY14 (` Mn) FY15 (` Mn) (%)
(%)
Oil - Refining and Marketing 15,376,073.4 13,942,793.5 (9.3) 26.1
Banks 8,808,157.9 9,756,580.6 10.8 18.3
Software and ITeS 2,144,052.1 2,371,214.1 10.6 4.4
Power 1,774,848.6 1,906,234.5 7.4 3.6
Iron and Steel 1,773,791.9 1,815,200.5 2.3 3.4
Overview of Top 500 Companies
From among the top 10 contributing sectors, the sectors having witnessed a slowdown in their income
growth during FY15 include oil refining & marketing and oil & gas exploration. The total income from the
oil refining & marketing sector declined by 9.3% while that of oil & gas exploration sector declined by 4.6%
in FY15 as compared to FY14. This was mainly due to decline in international oil prices which had a direct
impact on the Indian oil - refining & marketing and oil & gas exploration companies.
The slowdown in the overall business sentiments impacted the finance raised by the Top 500 companies
during FY15. The total borrowings by the Top 500 companies increased by 8.3% in FY15 compared to a
growth of 13.0% in FY14.
Mid-cap companies outperform their peers in terms of income growth while Large-cap companies score
in profit growth
During FY15, large-cap companies contributed to over 72% of the total income of the Top 500 companies,
followed by mid-cap companies at 19.3%. In terms of y-o-y growth, total income of mid-cap companies grew
at a rate of 6.2% in FY15 as compared to the growth of 1.8% and 4.2% witnessed by large-cap and small-cap
companies, during the same period. However, in terms of net profit, net profit of large-cap companies grew
by 5.4% in FY15 as compared to 4.2% in FY14, while that of mid-cap companies grew by 2% while that of
small-cap companies declined further by 11.8%.
Private sector companies score over public sector companies on TI and net profit growth
71 public sector companies which form the part of Indias Top 500 companies in FY15, accounted for a
share of more than 40% in the total TI of Top 500 companies as against 431 private sector companies which
accounted for almost 60% share in the overall income. The total income growth of public sector companies
remained flat in FY15 over FY14 compared to private sector companies whose TI increased by 9.2% in FY15
as compared to FY14.
Overview of Top 500 Companies
In case of the public sector companies which are forming the part of the Top 500 2015, net profit declined
by 5.7% as compared to private sector companies whose profit grew by 10.7%.
Top 500 companies account for over 27% of Indias total exports
The contribution of total exports of the Indias Top 500
companies (excluding banks and coal & coal product
companies) to Indias overall exports declined marginally
from 29% in FY14 to 27.4% in FY15. The Top 500 companies
also witnessed a slowdown in their exports orders during
FY15 on account of global economic slowdown. The export
revenue of Top 500 companies declined by 5.4% in FY15 as
compared to the growth of 15.7% in the year before.
Moderate profit growth leads to moderation in the dividends paid by Top 500 companies in FY15
Overview of Top 500 Companies
Despite the positive economic indicators, Indias leading corporates faced a severe stress on their earnings
and profitability, primarily due to corrections in commodity prices, global deflation of manufactured products
coupled with surplus capacity in the domestic market, falling domestic and global demand. This resulted
in slower income and profit growth of Indias Top 500 companies in FY15 as compared to FY14, thereby
impacting the dividends paid by these companies. The aggregate dividend paid the Top 500 companies
slowed down from 16.7% in FY14 to 13.2% in FY15.
The Top 10 sectors contributing to dividend accounted for nearly 75% of the total dividends paid by the Top
500 companies. Of the Top 10 sectors, software & ITeS, banks, coal & coal products and oil & gas exploration
sectors alone accounted for nearly 50% of the dividends paid by the Top 500 companies. Dividend paid
by software & ITeS companies grew by over 145% in FY15 as compared to FY14, on back strong financial
performance and increased revenue from exports. Banks on the other hand, despite the increase in non-
performing assets, were generous in distributing the earnings amongst their shareholders. The dividend
paid by the banking sector grew by nearly 9.6% in FY15. Power sector which faced severe operational stress
due to unavailability of coal, distributed less dividend despite the growth in profit. The dividend paid by the
power sector declined by nearly 28%.
Public sector companies who witnessed a y-o-y decline in their net profit as compared to their peers in the
private sector, paid lower dividends compared to companies in the private sector. The public sector companies
accounted for 33% of the total dividend paid by Top 500 companies in FY15, as against 67% share of private
sector companies in the total dividends paid.
Overview of Top 500 Companies
The year 2014-15 was positive for the Indian economy with Indias real GVA growing at 7.1%, compared to
6.6% in FY14. The growth was mainly due to strong policy measures and a favourable external environment.
The year 2015-16, which was expected to be more robust comes against the background of an unusually
volatile external environment with significant risks of weaker global activity and non-trivial risks of extreme
events such as natural disaster or terrorism. Slowdown in the Chinese economy coupled with substantial
decline in global prices of crude oil and metals had a significant impact on all economies. During FY16,
the Indian capital markets exhibited signs of moderation on fears of faltering global recovery. Amidst this
scenario, India still stands out as a region of economic stability and an outpost of opportunities. Despite
these positive indicators for FY15 and FY16, Indias leading corporates faced and continue to face severe
stress on their earnings and profitability.
Dun & Bradstreet has identified 498 companies from among Indias Top 500 companies who announced
their financial results for the first three quarters (June, Sept, and Dec) of FY16 and FY15. These companies
were considered for the purpose of analysis.
Earnings Scorecard
Of the top 10 sectors with maximum contribution to the total income of Top 500 companies during 3Q FY16,
four sectors namely Oil Refining & Marketing and Iron & Steel witnessed a decline in their total income
growth during 3Q FY16 as compared to 3Q FY15.
Quarterly Updates
The total income of Top 500 companies in the Oil Refining & Marketing declined by 24.3% in 3Q FY16 over
3Q FY15. This was mainly due to the decline in international oil prices which had a direct impact on the
earnings of the Oil Refining & Marketing companies in India. The total income of the Top 500 companies
in the Iron & Steel sector declined by nearly 13% in 3Q FY16 which was mainly triggered by import of cheap
Chinese steel, global slump in steel demand and excess manufacturing capacity.
It would be noteworthy to know that of the top 10 sectors, which have highest contribution to the total
income of Top 500 companies, eight sectors witnessed a decline in their total income growth during Dec
quarter of FY16. Further, total income growth of all the 10 sectors in the first three quarters of FY16 witnessed
a decline as compared to the total income growth in FY15.
Comparison of FY15 total income growth vis--vis FY16 Quarter-on-Quarter total income growth
Despite the decline in profits, moderation in commodity prices buoys the profitability of the Top 500
companies
The total income of Top 500 companies declined by 4% during 9M FY16 as compared to 9M FY15, while their
PAT declined by 2.9% during the same period. Despite the decline in profits, the Top 500 companies were
able to report improved profitability on the back of softening of crude oil and commodity prices, which in
turn reduced the total expenses of the Top 500 companies. The total expenses of the Top 500 companies
declined by 3.9% during 9M FY16 as compared to 9M FY15 during which they grew by 5.6%.
Quarterly Updates
Quarter-on-Quarter Comparison of profitability of Top 500 companies
A number of geo-political factors were responsible for softening in commodity prices, which further translated
into the drop of crude oil price from $55 per barrel to almost $37 per barrel during CY2015. Further, the
iron ore prices reduced from $67 per metric ton to less than $40 per metric ton during CY2015, mainly
due to oversupply of ore from Chinese market. All these factors coupled with geo-political influences led
to the decrease in raw material cost thereby reducing the overall expenses of Top 500 companies, thereby
cushioning the profitability of the Top 500 companies.
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Kindly brief us on the courses offered by IBS Business School to foster entrepreneurship and innovation in India.
Entrepreneurship has been on the agenda of IBS. We have been organizing conclaves, workshops and interaction with successful
entrepreneurs to learn about entrepreneurship from their firsthand experience. IBS Mumbai established a link with the Essex School
of Business and Entrepreneurship in UK which enables us to keep ourselves updated about new developments in the area.
By an arrangement started with Essex University, a program called Venture Academy for entrepreneurship was organized for three
years offering joint certification with Essex University. A few students have now started venturing into their own enterprises with
innovative ideas. It is now proposed to establish an incubation center to promote entrepreneurship among students. Regular inputs in
the program are also being offered as a part of our PGPM program.
Kindly provide the details of your B-schools reach across India and expansion plans.
IBS Business School is comprised of campuses covering all parts of India. Like Hyderabad, Gurgaon, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bangalore,
Kolkata, Dehradun and Jaipur. This gives us a Pan India presence and reach. Plans for expansion are on the drawing board and may take
shape over the next one or two years.
In your opinion, how can industry-academia tie-up bolster the availability of skilled workforce in India? What initiatives are
necessary from industry bodies, academia and government to ensure a successful industry academia tie-up?
The focus on business education in India has been primarily on academics with much smaller emphasis on skill development. At IBS
campuses, we do recognize the need for developing management skills of analysis, critical thinking, reasoning, service to the society
and various soft skills. We are unique in the sense that unlike other management schools, we have woven soft skills development
program into the MBA/ PGPM course through a course each semester. We have had a close working relationship with professional
bodies like Local Management Associations through which the students and faculty get exposure to skills that industry requires of the
students. We believe that a close interface with industry is critical to management education and therefore our program includes 12-
14 weeks of Summer Internship which enables the students to learn hands on the skills involved in industry work. We do believe the
tie up between the industry and students should be further enhanced to the benefit of students and industry.
What role do you envisage for IBS Business School to play in skilling of Indias workforce?
We believe that management schools like IBS Campuses can play an added role in developing skills of the workforce in industry by
providing time for faculty and students to interact fruitfully with managers and other levels in industrial organizations for mutual
learning. Given their competencies, students and faculty could also contribute through National Skill Development Mission of the
Government of India.
What are the emerging trends in information, communication and entertainment industry? How does your company plan to keep
up with these trends?
There is a tsunami of information aggregation happening in the virtual world. The consumption of information on the net spans all
age groups and we are tethered from cradle to grave to this high way. Social media is changing the way we communicate. Its more
likely that we communicate through text than voice today. Social media is also giving birth to a newer phenomenon of us sharing
with the world many of the day to day things that we do in pictorial forms including videos. This is now creating demand not just on
download capabilities, but also on a symmetrical upload speed. In the entrainment space from pure linear television watching, we are
aggressively moving towards individualised offline watching, which means we will watch scheduled live programmes at a time and
manner that best suits the individual. So at home, at the same time, possibly in same room, multiple devices, from phones to tablets
to televisions, and different forms of entertainment, are being consumed simultaneously. So from behaviour where, even up to the last
decade, there was a need to get to a television at a specific time because of a particular show, people are moving to a mind-set that
says I will watch it when I have the time. This will change how the entertainment industry delivers as we move forward.
Fibernet is an advanced version of internet connectivity. Can you share with us the advantages of Fibernet over broadband? What
impact do you foresee which Fibrenet can have on Indias digital revolution?
The broadband definition in our country has gained currency based on the 2 MBPS minimum speed defined by the IT Ministry,
Govt. of India. However the market place and the average consumers have moved far beyond this, in terms of needs. Fibernet is
really at the leading edge in terms of the service profile it can provide to the consumer. We are seeing a doubling of per home data
consumption every year. This basically means that one has to design infrastructure that will address this continuous increase in per
person consumption of data. Fibernet does this by ensuring that we can provide up to 100 MBPS per second to every home today and
to further upgrade that infrastructure as and when there is a consumer demand. Today it is our estimate that over the next year or two
there will be a 150 200 GB average consumption per home. Our infrastructure is already designed to ensure that it is able to cater to
that growth. Our fiber to the home and optical transfer enable such deliveries and we are geared for further upgrades.
What opportunities do you see for your sector in the next five years? How is your company planning to tap those opportunities?
Internet service providers today are download Centric. It is our belief that over the next five years upload needs will become
symmetrical to download needs. Most networks today are so download Centric that they will struggle with this change. Then there is
a new elephant in the room that is just taking birth. It goes by the name IOT. IOT will upend all planning because of the needs of the
infrastructure to meet its demand. Internet service providers really will have to revisit, rethink and redesign, if the whole eco system is
to survive and perform. We at ACT are looking at this carefully and will do everything that is required to stay ahead of the curve.
What is your vision in the long term and how well prepared the company is to really tap the emerging opportunities?
I have a slightly different take on what long term planning should be within an organisation. One, is to look at the market place, parse
the opportunity available and determine your play in that space. This is done by every organisation and the quality of execution
decides how successful the company will be. But what we are doing is looking internally. Are we the best people company that we can
be, and a major portion of the metrics of measurement will be how we perform in delivering an organisation where Learning, Personal
and Professional growth and the idea of shared vision is central to the existence of the organisation. If we measure high on this scale,
in a sustained fashion, it would be a great future for the company.
How do you view the current market for elevators and escalators in India?
India is the second-largest elevator market in the world after China, with more than 52,000 elevators being sold every year. With rapid
urbanization, the current growth rate of the Indian elevator & escalator market is estimated to be about 7-8%. The urbanization level
is expected to rise from 32% to about 40% by 2030. The growth of the market is largely driven by the residential segment and also
by activity and initiatives in Tier 2 & Tier 3 cities. It is likely to get even stronger in the near future, with the focus on initiatives like
housing for all, development of smart cities & new infrastructure projects. This creates a need for taller buildings with even more
efficient and innovative mobility solutions. Schindler is responding to this opportunity with targeted investments & strategic expansion
of our Indian business. Our new manufacturing facility, located at Chakan near Pune, has been fully functional since the beginning of
2014. This sprawling, world-class campus houses the elevator factory, a 70-meter tall elevator test tower, the global R&D centre and
an upcoming escalator plant. All this is a testimony to the Schindler Groups commitment to the Indian Market and our endeavor to be
closer to our customers and offer them innovative mobility solutions.
As for elevator design, what are the ongoing trends? How do these differ for different type of projects?
Our product offering ranges from cost-effective solutions for low-rise residential buildings to sophisticated access and destination
control for multifunctional high-rise buildings. Real estate developers increasingly prefer gearless & machine-room-less (MRL)
elevators over the traditional elevators which require machine room on top of the building. This offers them more flexibility to design
the building, and ensures an overall saving in cost and time for our customers. A very significant and positive change is that the manual
door elevators, which once formed a major part of the elevator market in India, is on decline, thanks to the growing awareness among
customer and end-users, about safety and energy-efficiency. Schindler has consciously stayed away from offering manual door elevator
products, and is playing a major role in this positive shift by offering our range of auto-door elevators with standard safety features
such as infra-red door protection, automatic rescue device and 2Hrs fire rated doors. In large metros, buildings continue to grow taller.
The taller the building, the more challenging it is to design and install the elevators. Our expertise in high-rise projects is evident from
the landmark high rise buildings such as Shreepati Arcade, Antilia, Imperial Towers. We are also proud to be associated with the tallest
residential building in the world The World Towers, which will be equipped with high speed Schindler elevators (S7000), some of
them running at a speed of 8 m/sec, the fastest in India.
How project planning & execution are important and what are Schindlers Expertise in it ?
Elevator is literally the lifeline of a building and the breakthroughs in elevator technology have made it possible for the buildings to
grow tall. The important part here is to plan for the correct number and specifications of elevators, considering the type of building,
its tenancy, population etc. Professional project management is the key to timely completion of project with proper coordination with
all concerned agencies. Here Schindler employs dedicated project managers as single point of contact for our customers to ensure that
the projects are well planned & executed on time with highest quality & safety standards. Schindler India has over the years, gained
the trust of leading builders & developers across the country. The reason they have chosen Schindler as their partners in large and
high-rise projects is because of the organizations expertise in managing such projects, through dedicated project management teams.
Our four state-of-the-art training centres, in Noida, Bengaluru, Pune and Mumbai respectively, ensure that every Schindler fitter and
service technician is trained and certified to work on our equipment. Schindler customers are aware that their elevators are in safe and
capable hands. Schindler has been a partner in several prestigious infrastructure projects in India, like the new Mumbai International
Airport, Terminal -2, the Chennai International Airport, the Delhi Metro, the Delhi Airport Metro, the Mumbai Monorail, the Kolkata
International Airport, as well as the Mumbai and Bengaluru metros. Leadership through customer service is cornerstone of Schindler
Indias growth strategy. Schindler has achieved its objective by understanding the needs of the customers and being responsive to
them. Our service technicians are equipped with iPhones, which act as hand-held, Field-Link devices, and enable them to identify and
prioritize the service needs of our customers, and resolve them promptly.
Finally, please share your outlook on the Indian elevator industry in terms of market size and new markets
Rising urbanization, a relatively young population and increasing educational opportunities will sustain the Indian growth story for
years to come. Large metro cities will continue to rise higher, while rapid growth in smaller towns would transform them into new large
cities of tomorrow. We are very optimistic about the long term growth of the domestic elevator and escalator market. Overall, with our
growing team of highly skilled and motivated employees, Schindler is truly poised to further strengthen its leadership in the market.
Inspired by the vision of being the best service provider in the industry for its customers, we will continue to develop highly innovative
and user-friendly mobility solutions, and will make Schindler the first choice of customers.
Can you provide a little history about Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container (FIBC) ?
FIBCs flexible and collapsible giant-sized bags meant for carrying up to 2500 kg powdery or granulated material were first made in
late 1950s in the United States and Europe using heavy-duty PVC-coated nylon or polyester. However, the real growth of FIBCs that
are globally used today was seen with the development of high tenacity light-weight polypropylene fabric in late 1960s to early 70s
which reduced the cost of FIBCs substantially.
The oil crisis of 1970s necessitated transportation of large quantity of cement from Europe to middle-eastern countries which
popularized the use of FIBCs in Europe paving way for its usage for various similar products. In the U.S., the use of FIBC really came into
being when the U.S. department of transportation allowed hazardous materials to be transported in FIBCs.
In India, FIBC production was started in 1990s mainly for export. Within a span of 25 years, today India is the worlds largest FIBC-
supplying-country. While the usage of FIBC in India is in its nascent stage, it is believed that over next decade India would be the worlds
largest FIBC-consuming market.
Kindly give us the brief of various products offered by your company? Which sectors and market does your company currently serve ?
Flexituff is a multi-product, multi-market, multi-location company. It has four plants in India and a distribution and marketing subsidiary
in the U.K. Through its niche products, Flexituff serves the domain needs of industrial, retail, agro and infrastructure sectors.
With export to over 55 countries, Flexituff enjoys a leadership status with following sectoral offerings :-
a) Industrial sector FIBCs for bulk packaging
b) Infrastructure sector Geo-Textile products and solutions
c) Irrigation / Agro sector Dripper and compounds
d) Retail sector BOPP bags and non-woven products
Of the total revenue, the export accounts for 55%.
What benefits are there of using FIBCs over similar methods? How competitive is the FIBC market for manufacturers ?
Compared to a conventional rigid drum, an FIBC is not only fully customizable and economical option but being flexible in lighter
weight it also offers a significant freight cost advantage and space-saving as it can be collapsed and folded post use.
As FIBC is a tailor-made, critical and fail-safe product expected to perform safely 100% of the times, thankfully, besides price, there is
a premium to Quality Certifications, Integrated Manufacturing, R&D and innovations. While overall market remains very competitive,
niche practices and global scale operations still allow for building competitive advantages.
How do you see the prospects of geosynthetics industry, your new area of operations and how does your company plan to tape
these opportunities ?
The use of geosynthetics is an established solution in all infrastructure-related solutions across the globe. In India, till now, the use of
geosynthetics was very low, however, it is now fast catching up. We have doubled the turnover of this segment in FY2016 and propose
to further double it this year over FY2016. Thus, we see a very high growth of Flexituff in this sector. In the next 2 to 3 years this sector
may be the highest contributor to the topline and the bottomline of the company.
What do you and your organization hope to achieve in the next 5 years ?
Having positioned itself as a leading global FIBC player, Flexituff is now betting big on Indias infrastructural growth by focusing on
offering proprietary geo-synthetics solutions for Ganga river cleaning / coastal bank protection / river-training, flood control and
landslide protection. Flexituff is foraying into offering end-to-end solutions, undertaking supply and commissioning projects in India
and neighbouring countries.
Please give us a brief profile of your company and the business it is engaged in:
M/s. UPL Ltd. is one of the largest generic pesticide manufacturers. We are engaged in all the inputs for agriculture. We are suppliers
of seeds and pesticides. We are engaged in the business of helping farmers improve the productivity of their crops. We train farmers
on how to protect their crops. We have also established a system of spraying fields and our Company is the largest in after-harvest
protection of all the crops including fruits, vegetables and grains.
What was the thought and motivation for inception of the Company?
When we started UPL in 1969, we wanted to manufacture chemicals which people in India believed that it could not be done in India.
We did process innovation and successfully made Red Phosphorus for which technology was considered very difficult in those days.
Within 2 years of starting of our Plant, our Company got Presidents Gold Seal Award for Indigenous Development of Technology and
savings of huge Foreign Exchange.
What specific strategies did your Company follow to reach todays pinnacle?
We had a good R&D Team and in the earlier days we selected products mostly phosphorus based pesticides for which technology was
considered very difficult. We constantly employed innovation and improvements for whatever chemicals we produced, to keep ahead
of competition.
What are the unique differentiating factors that made it possible for the Company to manoeuvre through challenging conditions?
In the earlier days there were different types of problems like water and power-shortage; we had shortage of raw material supply, etc.
We used all the innovative ideas to successfully overcome these challenges. The most important thing is that the Company had very
good Team Work. In difficult times, from our Senior Executives to the lowest level staff all worked as one team. They believed that it
was their duty to make the Company successful. R&D and Team Work played a very important role. We produced chemicals which was
considered to be very difficult to produce without technical know-how from abroad.
What Opportunities do you see for your sector in the next five years? How is your Company planning to tap those opportunities?
Most of the people in India do not know about Indias advantage over others in the field of agriculture. Our small farms have mixed
agriculture of food grains, horticulture, poultry and aqua culture, which is prevalent only in India. Most Indians do not even know that
we are the second largest producers of agriculture. We now have unlimited opportunities to increase the farm income in India after
the Governments policy of Farmers Welfare looking at the actual situation of our farmers.
Farmers need fertilizers, seeds, crop protection chemicals and also after-harvest storage and protection of food. Ours is the only
company which has all these things. We have noticed that with proper education and training our farmers in India are able to achieve
very good production and we are very confident that in the next 5 years we will be able to double our Sales from ` 13000 crores to
` 26000 crores. With our excellent team, we are planning to introduce new and better products at competitive price which gives us
unlimited opportunities to grow.
The emerging trend is to be environmental friendly and aware along with taking on more social responsibility. How does your
company plan to keep up with these trends? What possible impact do you see on your company?
We can prove that a Company like ours making crop protection chemicals can be most environmental friendly. All our plants are very
well designed to get maximum yield and minimum bye-products. Our Manufacturing Units have no air pollution because of well-
designed plants. The waste coming out of the Plant are scientifically destroyed without causing any harm to the environment. Our
Company has built one of the best Landfill sites for handling chemical wastes and also has Asias best Incinerator for destroying toxic
waste and this has been built by our associate company. International experts have visited these sites and have praised our system.
Which are the most important changes that Indias leading corporates need to make today in order to be effective contributors to
the process of countrys economic and social development?
We believe that if India has to change; if you want to remove hunger and poverty from the villages of India it can only be done with
proper Agriculture Extension Work. No amount of industrial investment can remove poverty from rural areas.
We strongly believe that if we concentrate and improve agriculture productivity, there will be more prosperity and more jobs in rural
areas. So, leading corporates should concentrate on rural prosperity.
Today most of the respectable companies are concentrating on Corporate Social Responsibility, by spending money on educational
activities and medical activities and companies like ours are concentrating very much on training and educating of farmers.
Please give us a brief profile of your company and the businesses it is engaged in.
International Paper, a Global Paper and Packaging company, entered the Indian market through the acquisition of International Paper
APPM Limited (formerly known as The Andhra Pradesh Paper Mills Limited) in 2011. IP APPM Limited is one of the biggest integrated
paper and pulp manufacturers in India. The company produces writing, printing, copier and industrial grades of papers for foreign and
domestic markets at its two manufacturing units in Andhra Pradesh which have a total paper production capacity of 240,000 metric
tons per year. IP APPM Limited employs around 2,200 employees and is headquartered in Hyderabad, India. The company is becoming
a driving force in sustainability in the paper manufacturing arena in the world economy with focus on social and community programs
including its own pioneering work in raw material generation through social farm forestry and a very strong strategic growth focus.
Can you share your view about the growth rate in different segments?
Cut-size will be the major growing grade in UFS. Currently, cut-size paper is evenly split between 70 & 75 GSM, with offices and
government being top consumers. According to our estimates, cut size paper is witnessing demand and a growth of around 10-12%.
The demand in the textbook segment has been slow whereas the notebook segment has seen reasonable growth. The industrial
corrugated packaging will grow at around 7 - 8% and the uncoated free sheets will grow at 4 - 5%.
What are the unique differentiating factors that made it possible for company maneuver through challenging conditions?
Given the industry that we operate, there are challenges that we have in terms of sustainability. We consume a lot of natural resources
and the main challenge is to operate in a way without depleting these resources and causing harm to the environment. And, for this, it
is imperative to run the business with sound ethics and practices and maintain all the environment standards and norms.
What opportunities do you see for your sector in the next five years? How is your company planning to tap those opportunities?
The Indian market is one of the fastest-growing markets for paper and packaging in the world. India has 15% of the worlds population,
but consumes less than 2% of the worlds paper. The Rapid economic growth, combined with advances in education infrastructure
and the burgeoning middle-class will bolster the growth of paper consumption in India over the next several years. Therefore, for
us there is an opportunity to optimize our existing operations. International Paper has a proven track record of global best practices
in operational excellence, industrial safety and social responsibility. A key benefit of IP APPM is the scalability of its existing paper
machines, access to raw materials, and physical infrastructure for capacity expansion. Our priority is to utilize our existing operations
to fulfill the growing domestic demand.
The emerging trend is to be environmental friendly and aware along with taking on more social responsibility. How does your
company plan to keep up with these trends? What possible impact do you see on your company?
Ever since the Sustainable Farm Forestry program was initiated by APPM in the year 1989, it has constantly reaped rewards both
for famers and the company. In the past 27 years, the acceptance of quality seedling and clones by farmers has led to successful
plantations in Andhra Pradesh. From 1989 to 2016, more than 1.5 billion seedlings and stumps have been distributed to over 54,000
beneficiaries extending over an area of more than 240,000 hectare.
How has digitization and e-commerce supported your growth and expansion? How will it play a part in future growth endeavors?
Across the globe, printing paper business faces pressure with little or no growth in many geographies. The increase in digitization
brings with a reduction in demand for traditional paper. Despite this, there is a demand and fundamental need for notebooks.
Given this, Paper manufacturers across the world are choosing to reinvent and focus more in the packaging sector which is seeing
growth across segments like - consumer packaging and industrial packaging.
Please give us a brief profile of your company and the business it is engaged in.
Established in 1981, we are a leading manufacturer of transmission & distribution structures (towers & poles) and plastic water pipes.
With more than 35 years of domain knowledge in both the power and water segments, it is a crucial player to support infrastructure
and power projects. It is one of the worlds largest integrated transmission tower manufacturing companies, with angle rolling, tower,
accessories & fastener manufacturing and EPC line construction. Our manufacturing capacity is among the top three in India and
among the top ten in the world. It is the only company in India which has a control over the complete value chain, resulting in control
of 80% of costs for any tower line project. The global market reach spans across 20 countries, some of which are from South America,
Europe, Africa, the Middle East, South and Southeast Asia and Australia. Skipper is also one of the largest producers of plastic pipes
in Eastern India. Apart from West Bengal, the company has already set up plants in Ahmedabad, Sikandrabad & Guwahati making it a
national brand. It offers a huge range of polymer based pipes and fittings, which are used in different areas such as plumbing, sewage,
agriculture and borewell sectors.
What was the thought and motivation for the inception of the company? Kindly describe the key milestones achieved by the
company.
We have successfully and profitably grown our business by focusing on the two most critical ingredients for human survival and
progress - power and water. These two resources touch almost all spheres of human life; and in a developing society like India with
a billion-plus population, the ability to provide adequate power and water to a large proportion of the population will determine the
nations socio-economic wellbeing for the long term.
2009 Got Indias 1st order for 800kV Transmission Towers from PGCIL
Commissioned Uluberia, West Bengal Unit with 1st Polymer Products Unit and Indias first double side Tube GI
Plant
2010 Entered into backward integration of Tower manufacturing by way of Angle Mill
2013 Achieved INR 10 Billion in revenue
Entered into an alliance agreement with South Americas largest TSO for exclusive supply of their Transmission
Project
2015 Executed several prestigious & challenging orders, having a diversified order book of both national and international
orders
Awarded Fastest Growing Transmission Tower Manufacturing Company by CNBC TV 18
Equity Shares listed with National Stock Exchange (NSE) & Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)
Commissioned Polymer Products Plants at Ahmedabad, Guwahati & Sikandrabad
Technological Tie Up with Sekisui of Japan for CPVC compound
2016 The company recorded a gross revenue of INR 16 Billion
Won The Best Industry in Water Resources Sector by the Central Board of Irrigation and Power
Awarded The Largest Tower Supplier in Tower Supply Category by PGCIL
The export revenue growth of the company rose from 5% to 45%
What opportunities do you see for your sector in the next five years? How is your company planning to tap these opportunities?
T&D investment is high on government priority and power evacuation constraints and high transmission losses have attracted the
attention of policy makers for more investments in the transmission infrastructure space to match the investment in power generation.
The government has taken strong agenda for Power for All and announced several schemes to catalyze the growth like dedicated
green energy transmission corridors are being developed to cater to renewable energy projects.
The per capita consumption of power in India is around 90 kVA per person, compared to the global per capita consumption of 313 kVA
per person and Chinas 447 kVA per person. The countrys growing population, rapid urbanization and accelerating industrialization
will drive the demand for power consumption in the coming years. Further, growth in the power sector will be catalyzed by the
governments decision to create 100 smart cities, Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana(RGGVY), Restructured Accelerated Power
Development and Reforms Programme (R-APDRP), and North East India transmission investment. Current year budgetary allocation
towards schemes in the power sector are up by over 50% to INR 122bn, with almost half to strengthen urban electrical network, smart
metering and city-level GIS.
An approval to a new scheme Ujwal DISCOM Assurance Yojna (UDAY) which provides for the financial turnaround and revival of
power distribution companies, and importantly ensures a sustainable permanent solution to the problem. UDAY is a path breaking
reform for realizing the Honourable Prime Ministers vision of affordable and accessible 24x7 Power for All.
In fact, during 2015-16, the Government has set itself an ambitious target for awarding new transmission projects worth 1 lakh crore,
and has announced huge investment plans in the water transmission and distribution space for the next few years. It has announced
large projects, such as the National Rural Drinking Water Programme, Swachh Bharat and river interlinking. The thrust on water supply,
irrigation, river management, along with improving sanitation, sewerage and urbanization is expected to drive the Polymer pipes and
fittings markets.
Please give us a brief profile of your company and the businesses it is engaged in.
Altran is a global leader in innovation and high-tech engineering consulting company headquartered in Neuilly - Paris (France). The
Groups mission is to assist customer enterprises in their efforts to create and develop new products and services. Every day, we
bring our clients most complex projects to life and enhance their performance through our expertise in technologies and innovation
processes. In this way, Altran has contributed to some of the major technological advances in recent decades, in the fields of speed,
precision, security, communication, practicality, interoperability, artificial intelligence, etc. For 30 years, Altran has been a privileged
innovation partner to various industries in the field of Aerospace, Automotive, and Energy.
Having an international presence, Altran operates in ~20 countries throughout Europe, Asia and the Americas. As a strategic partner,
Altran offers its customers global projects support while guaranteeing a consistent level of service. Also, in order too provide specific
support to dedicated local markets, Altran has chosen to maintain a regional dimension, via management by the various geographical
divisions which make up the Group.
Altran India is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Altran Group. Altran India was established in 2004 in Bangalore. Bangalore is known
as the Silicon Valley of India. Altran India is also present in Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad and Noida. As part of the Altran group,
our purpose is to deliver projects with the best results in terms of quality, profitability & innovation and to be our clients first choice.
The five key sectors of Altran Indias Technology and Innovation consulting expertise are in Aerospace, Automotive, Railways, Energy/
Nuclear and Media/Telecom. Altran India has three key consulting domains across the five industries as mentioned above which are
Mechanical Engineering, Intelligent Systems and Plant Engineering.
What are the factors that differentiate your company from the competitors?
a. Work ethics and avowed policy of putting people first
b. Our global footprint and reach combined with local strengths of doing business in India
c. Seen as Indias fastest growing Engineering Services company makes us one of the most attractive employers
d. Being the largest global player also gives our people opportunities to work on cutting edge technology
The dynamics of the business are changing very fast and the organizations are finding difficulty in coping with the changing business
scenarios. How does your company help the organizations to copeup with the changing business scenarios in terms of competency,
skills and cost effectiveness?
The success of technology consulting business is driven by the speed with which it can adapt to change and this includes people
processes and technology. At Altran, we believe in empowerment this is what allows people to feel confident about sharing ideas,
expressing disagreement and trying out new things without fearing failure. We recognize those who take risks and fail as much as those
who have succeeded in course of their business. We believe humility and respect for humans is the key to identifying where the next
big change is coming from and being nimble helps us make quicker decisions to cope with the impending change. As an example we
are an organization of nearly 1800 engineering personnel in Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics; with offices in 7 cities and yet we
have less than 75 support staff including our front office and pantry attendant. This is what technology can do to enhance efficiency
and we believe in living it around us!
Your company provides support to European companies in terms of outsourcing strategies. Could you highlight critical factors that
are considered adopted by your company in making the outsourcing strategies for your clients?
First is the need to imbibe the work approaches. For example, in India we are comfortable with partially correct solutions and work
around options we call it Jugad! At Altran we detest Jugad!! When you work with sensitive technologies in fields such as Aerospace,
Nuclear and Silcion engineering, you have to be 100% right, 100% of the time and every time first time!! We link our staff variable pay
to FIRST TIME RIGHT on delivery. So for us precision, accuracy and delivering, FIRST TIME RIGHT is more important than delivering
something 90 % right even if its on time. We never commit and say YES when we mean MAYBE. These and several other factors have
ensured that in the last 5 years Altran India has not lost a single customer and more than 80 % of our customers have grown their
engagement with us.
What are the technical skills which are going to be popular in the near future? How do you define the new-age engineer?
Mechatronics is going to be the mantra for this year, which is combining mechanical engineering with electronics and software skills.
We dont have much of it in India but that is something we would be looking at aggressively to develop both from the mechanical side
as well as software side. This is one area where we bring a lot of value, both as an enterprise and in terms of value to the customer.
The other will be the whole suite of semi-conductor chip design including taking ownership for developing customised chips for which
we have the capability, which very few other companies do. These two would be areas will really drive technical skills in engineering
services.
Previously, when you thought of an engineer, the first thing you thought was a guy who is structured, focused and does what he is
assigned. The last thing you wanted him to be was versatile, able to manage change and handle ambiguity. Today, that is the first thing
you want. Can he mange in a rapidly changing environment? Is he smart enough to understand what is changing around him and
therefore how does he need to adapt? This brings you to that classic saying of Bertrand Russell that experience which formally was an
asset can be a liability because it was acquired under different circumstances. So is it for engineering, today.
It is no longer about how much experience you come with. It is about what is your ability to manage across verticals, across domains
and grapple with change. A young engineer, who can do that, is probably going to be more successful than somebody who has 15
years of experience, simply because his adaptability is much lower. That is why we are no longer talking about experience, we talk
about expertise.
Kindly give us the brief of various products and services offered by your company? Which sectors of the Indian economy does your
company currently serve?
ABM is a Software and Services company with a focus on providing e-governance software and solutions to Indian customers for
past 18 years. We are front-runners in enabling e-governance in India with several successfully sustained projects. ABMs various
e-governance solutions deliver 27+ million Citizen Services per year as compared to 4.2 million in 2010 and growing. We are owners of
several trademarks and re-usable software frameworks in the e-governance segment. Our key offerings are e-municipality software,
GRP-A Govt Resources Planning product, SAP Practice, Property Tax, Capital Value Reforms and Automation, Double Entry Accounting
Reforms and Automation, Water Billing and Accounting Solutions and Tourism Portal. We are category leaders in e Municipality and
hence we hope to play vital role in Smart City initiative of Government of India.
Government is increasingly focusing on driving e-Governance projects across various departments. How does you company plan to
tap these opportunities and aid the e-governance initiatives?
While e-Governance has attracted a lot of focus from the IT industry in last couple of years, ABM has been working in this sector
with a sharp focus, since 1998. Success of e-Government projects depends not only on the technological skills but also on in-depth
knowledge of government processes. ABM is one of the few companies in India which possesses the blend of both these skills.
E-Government projects have capacity to transform the functioning of the Govt. department provided sustainable Business Process
Re-engineering (BPR) is carried out. ABM has successfully demonstrated this in most of its e-Government projects in sectors like Urban
Administration, Utilities and Citizen/Consumer services. ABM offers eGovernance solutions, with many services offered online and on
mobile, e.g. enquiring the status of applications, query of dues and making online payments, searching and viewing any registration
details, filling RTI query and checking the response received, clicking a photo and uploading through GPS to update the progress of
building construction or any building permission, etc. We will be focusing on areas like Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC) and
Security. We will also be strengthening our new product offering, i.e. GRP, through a newly formed Strategic Business Unit (SBU).
What are the emerging trends in information, communication and technology industry? How does your company plan to keep up
with these trends?
Advancement and application of information technology are ever changing. Some of the trends in the information technology where
ABM is emerging are as follows:
Cloud Computing: One of the most talked about concept in information technology is cloud computing. It promotes the concept
of virtualization, which enables server and storage device to be utilized across organization and makes maintenance of software
and hardware easier since installation is not required on end users computer. ABM has already started making its flagship
application cloud compliant and developing a model to enable clients to pay for use rather than buying the application.
Mobile Applications: M-governance is one area where ABM has already made deep inroads. We offer several mobile apps for
citizens and businesses to enable easy access to government services. These mobile applications or mobile apps have become a
success since its introduction. They are available as a download from various mobile operating systems like android, iOS-Apple,
etc and can run on Smartphone, tablets and other mobile devices.
User Interfaces: The touch screen capability has revolutionized the way end users interact with application by enabling the users
to directly interact with what is displayed. Touch screen capability is utilized in smart phones, tablet, information kiosks and other
information devices. ABM has incorporated such interface in all its mobile apps.
Analytics: Analytics is a process which helps in discovering the informational patterns with data which ABM uses aggressively
to enhance the value of MIS to its customers in various domains. The field of analytics is a combination of statistics, computer
programming and operations research. From the emerging trend, it can be concluded that its influence on business is ever
growing, and it will help companies to serve customers better.
Could you share your thoughts on how the Indian e-Governance IT industry could shape up by 2020 in terms of market size and
new markets?
The government is driving Digital India program, focusing on improving ease of doing business along with delivering essential services
in a time-bound manner. With this focus, IT platform will be inevitable for Government functioning. It can open doors on young and
veteran IT entrepreneurs in spaces like IT services and BPR,ITeS, IT products and in areas of SMAC. With proliferation of mobiles
and catching up of Aadhaar enrolment, India has unprecedented opportunity to leverage the combination of Mobile-Aadhaar-Bank
account for effective implementation of various government schemes as well as delivery of G2B or G2C services. This will open a new
paradigm in Indian context and can jump many stages of making direct delivery of citizen benefits.
In the current economic scenario where there are increasing number of defaults and rising number of NPAs, what measures is bank
taking to tackle these issues?
In order to ensure effective credit monitoring, identification of stressed/special mention accounts and to strengthen follow up of assets
an exclusive Credit Monitoring Department [CrMD] has been set up at the Banks head office. Credit monitoring teams have been
formed at the Banks regional offices for immediate identification & monitoring of stressed accounts. Asset recovery management
branches have been set up at three centers namely Bengaluru, Mumbai and New Delhi for effective follow up and resolution of NPA
accounts through securitization and other means.
Reserve Bank of India is currently issuing new banking licenses. While this translates in to increased competition for existing Banks,
what impact do you foresee it would have on Indian banking system? What measures is your Bank taking in order to gear up to
these new challenges?
Entry of new banks is a welcome move which will provide new business opportunities to banks and witness heightened marketing
skills and efficient & innovative modes of service delivery. However, the banking sector may come under immense pressure due to
compressed spreads, increase in customers expectations, decline in customer loyalty etc. Access to low-cost funds and productive
deployment of funds would be some of the major challenges the banking sector would face apart from the already existing pressure
on asset quality and capital adequacy.
Karnataka Banks strategy: Well, during the purposeful 92 years of existence Karnataka Bank has always responded to the challenges
suitably and has been able to deliver strong and consistent financial results. The Bank has a well-stabilized technology platform,
relatively young and loyal work force, well diversified and wide spread shareholding, strong and satisfied customer base and strong
presence in 21 states & two UT, and as such is well fortified to meet the new challenges.
Technology is changing the face of Indian banking system. Can you throw some light on how has your Bank evolved to tap the
opportunities created by technological advances?
The continuous efforts of the bank to leverage the use of information technology in its various delivery channels has been well received
by the customers especially the younger generation and also improved the business figures of the bank over the years. This also has
helped widen the customer base to a large extent. The Bank will continue to use information technology in its operations to provide
better banking experience to its customers. Towards this end, it is proposed to introduce new technology based products such as
Near Field Communication Card, Mobile Virtual Card, Mobile Wallet, IMPS [through multiple delivery channels] and a host of other
technology based products, during the current year. The Bank is poised to participate in UPI project of NPCI which will enable the
account holder to send and receive remittances from smartphones without the necessity of visiting the branch.
What are the key strategies adopted by your company to reach todays pinnacle?
As mentioned earlier, PSL commenced its business operation in IMFL through whole sale distribution of all major reputed brands in
West Bengal. Having experienced the market pulse of consumer behavior, marketing strategy for own brand of liquor products were
broadly devised in terms of the following parameters.
Demographic Profile
Product Range Identification
Value Chain
Quality Control
Aggressive and Interactive Marketing Strategy
Logistic Support
Geographical Spread
Broadly, based on the above, Pincon Spirit Limited (PSL) has liquor products available in different value chain. PSL is having products
in entry level with price band of around ` 140/- per 750 ml of pack size and in in regular and semi-premium segment the price band is
` 260/- to ` 415/- per 1000 ml pack size. It is proposed to introduce Scotch whisky in premium segment in the price band of ` 1000/-
to ` 2500/- per 750 ml pack size. Thus with ultimate presence from entry level to premium level price range products, it could be said
that PSL would have participation in the entire value chain, making it unique company to have so.
Kindly give us some brief about your IMFL and IMIL segment performance. Also share with us Pincons operations network.
The WBs Government policy of issuing composite licenses made it possible for IMFL and IMIL manufacturers to market their products
from the same retail points. This open market approach increased the throughput of liquor brands and products through retail
outlets. Since start of liquor manufacturing operations, the companyspresence in WB has grown from five districts in 2013-14to have
presence in most of the districts in West Bengal.
Pincon entered the IMFL segment through wholesale distribution and subsequently graduated to blending, bottling and marketing
proprietary brands in West Bengal, followed by fast growing foot print in Karnataka. PSL is also having increasing market share in
Odisha, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand. The company produces proprietary liquor brands with a manufacturing capacity of 120,000 cases
per month. The companys product portfolio comprises 11 brands across five categories (rum, whisky, vodka, brandy and gin). The
company is also engaged in wholesale distribution of leading liquor brands for which it enjoys tie-ups with more than 9,000 licensees
in WB and other states. IMFL segment contributes 45% to the total revenues of companys revenue. In 2015-16, revenues of IMFL
segment grew by more than 14% to ` 5.9 bnand sales volume grew to 11 lac + cases. During 2015-16, the company also launched Ruby
Gold Gin, which was well received by the customers.
Pincon entered the IMIL segment in 2015 and currently has the manufacturing capacity of 25 mn bottles per month, across three
manufacturing facilities in Central and South Bengal. The company has three proprietary brands in the IMIL segment and has 4,800
points-of-sale. During 2015-16, the company reported 100% growth in revenue of IMIL segment and total revenue from IMIL segment
touched ` 1.2 bn during the same period.
The company currently manages Nine blending and bottling facilities (Five owned and Four contract manufacturing) ensuring that
products reach 9,000+ retail outlets in WB, Karnataka, Odisha, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand, quickly and cost-effectively. It also has its
own oil refining and packaging plant in WB.
How did your company perform during the financial year 2015-16?
PSLs revenues increased by 43% from ` 6.93 bn in 2014-15 to ` 9.9bn in 2015-16. EBITDA grew by 64% from ` 350 mn in 2014-15 to
` 580 mn in 2015-16 while its Profit after tax increased by 53% from ` 170 mn to ` 260 mn during the same period. During 2015-16
the company acquired an IMIL bottling unit of National Industrial Corporation (Nicols) in Asansol. The company has also embarked on
the acquisition of two blending and bottling units in Dankuni and Barahanagar. The company also acquired two popular IMIL brands -
Bengal Tiger (more than 20 years old) and Uddan (more than 15 years old) that are expected to translate into enhanced off-take in
2016-17.
Please give us a brief overview of your company and its product portfolio.
Rimjhim Ispat is a leading name in the Indian Stainless Steel Industry. Our company was established in 1995 and has been working ever
since with the sole aim of manufacturing world class Stainless Steel products in India. Today, we are recognized not just in India but
also worldwide with 10% of our turnover coming from exports. We have grown to become 17th largest Stainless Steel Long products
manufacturer in the world.
Primarily, we are a stainless steel manufacturing company with a small exposure in the mild steel segment. Our facilities include Steel
Melt Shop, Wire Rod Mill, Wire and Bright Bar plant, HR Coil mill, CR Coil mill, Structure mill, TMT Rebar mill and Round and Flat mill.
We have oriented our product mix to keep pace with the market demand. A wide product range and a large market share helped
us achieve a turnover of over ` 1300 crores in 2015-16. The reason for our success lies in the expertise of our team, strong focus on
customer need and ability to adapt quickly & efficiently.
What are the key factors that differentiate your company from your peers?
Rimjhim Ispat has the widest range of product offering in Stainless Steel in India. We are the only company in the country offering
both Long-products (Wire Rod, Wire, Bright Bar) as well as flat-products (HR Coil, CR Coil) in Stainless Steel. This has only been possible
because of our universal product acceptability, due to our philosophy of never compromising with quality. We have stringent quality
checks, starting from raw material segregation to testing of finished product, to ensure only the best quality material goes out in the
market. Diverse product portfolio helps us cater to varying segments
Another factor differentiating us from our peers is cost-efficient best practices adopted by my team. We understand that the only way
to survive through the downturn is to cut down our cost of production. We have invested on men and machinery to make up for our
geographical disadvantage. We are based in Bundelkhand region of UP, far away from the port, which is a huge disadvantage. 90%
of our raw material is imported and a huge demand of Stainless Steel products is overseas, so we have to bear additional to and fro
transportation.
Most steel companies are reeling because of heavy debt burden. I believe in using internal cash accruals to fuel growth and capital
spending instead of increasing leverage. This has helped us with low debts on our books and keeps us in good stead in the coming
times.
What are your companys plans for the next five years?
We have always been moving forward with one eye on the market scenario and one eye on our customer demand. In the coming
years, we want to push aggressively in our newest segment of flat products. We plan to increase our cold-rolling capacity to cater to
the growing demand of Stainless Steel Pipes & Tubes. With that being said, we dont want to leave long-products too far behind. Our
plan for next five years include:
How will the Governments Make in India program affect the steel industry and impact your company?
Make in India program is a positive step, which will definitely help the manufacturing sector grow but the government shouldnt
forget about already existing manufacturing units. Steel industry has been provided relief through imposition of MIP and safeguard
duty but Stainless Steel has been left out from the list. I expect government to review the dumping of Stainless steel goods from china
and protect the domestic industry.
How is oversupply from Chinese steel industry impacting the Indian steel players? What measures is your company taking or
planning to take in order to reduce the impact?
Indian steel industry was bleeding because of dumping of Chinese steel. Chinese mills have lot of spare capacity due to global demand
weakness, which is forcing them to dump the material in India. These mills were getting export subsidies from their government, which
was helping them make up for the excessive low selling price.
Steel Industry has got a breather from the imposition of MIP, which will definitely help their bottom line but the government has
turned a blind eye on the problems of the stainless steel industry. I hope they will look into the problem soon. There is not much
that the company can do against such dumping, other than cutting down our cost of production to compete with them. Low cost of
production is helping us compete with the Chinese products domestically as well as in overseas markets.
Keeping our customers demands in mind, we keep up our quality and ensure timely delivery. This has led to high customer satisfaction
and a customer base, which has been associated with us for a long time. We strive to provide the best product and service to prevent
our customer from defecting towards the Chinese product.
What is your outlook for the Indian stainless steel industry for the next 10years?
Stainless Steel industry in India is currently going through a rough patch due to dumping of material in China. Most of the Stainless
Steel mills are suffering heavy losses and have idle capacity. I expect a turnaround soon with government planning on anti-dumping
duty. Also, global stainless steel demand has been growing with CAGR of 5.44% over last 25 years. It is way above the growth rate of
Carbon Steel, Aluminum or Copper. I expect the growth to continue with India leading the growth as we have a very miniscule stainless
steel consumption of 1.6 Kg/capita as opposed to over 45 Kg/capita in Taiwan and China.
Stainless Steel is already a huge part of our daily lives and we are surrounded by it. I expect the use to grow due to strength, non-
corrosive nature and aesthetics of the material. Stainless Steel Pipes & Tubes are finding increased use in household as well as the
industrial use. It will be a major growth sector in the upcoming years. I expect Indian Stainless Steel industry to recover from the
current slowdown and grow to become the second largest SS producing nation after China in the next 10 years.
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Atria Convergence Technologies Pvt Ltd.
Mr. Bala Malladi
Chief Executive Ocer
At ACT, Bala leads the blue print and established ACT as a pioneer in resolved through concrete action plans.
of strategic business plans, steers optical ber technology with a fully The latest survey ndings reveal that
the senior management team of all scaled up FTTH based metro-ethernet more than 80% of the employees stated
business vertical heads in dening their broadband service in the country. various inputs and improvement areas
operating roadmap, personally oversees which resulted in 5000 plus action items
acquisitions under ACT and is the rst in Even as he was consolidating the cable that are currently being addresses by the
command to drive the ACT Way value operations business, Bala foresaw the company at various levels. One of the
system across all its operations. huge potential of the internet. Future key highlights of the survey has being
generations will have the benet of a that 83% of employees feel ACT is a great
Bala has grown ACTs business many folds completely connected internet of things place to work!
since he took charge as CEO in 2008. with smart governance, smart education
He successfully integrated multicultural and smart health care being at the As a result of his inspiring vision, absolute
businesses, introduced cutting edge forefront, he had opined back in 2008. conviction and a formidable team, Bala
services such as HD TV, IPTV and high has managed to transform a relatively
speed Broadband through ber, created Bala triggered this transformation small and loss-making organisation into
benchmark standards in customer service with the acquisition of Beam Telecom a 1000 crore+ turnover, 6000+ employee
and set a common vision for sustainable in 2009. It was at this stage that Bala group company.
growth in its 6000 odd employees and identied the important areas that
associates across its business entities. would have an impact on the broadband Financial performance
business and put together a full-edged,
Bala is a qualied Chartered Accountant professional management team. Within ACT has a healthy mix of equity and debt
and comes with tremendous experience a year, ACT had implemented Oracle funding. The company received its rst
of over 25+ years in the industry, 17 years SMS, institutionalised 16/7 customer equity funding from IVFA (India Value
of which he has worked with Unilever, service centres and launched attractive Fund Advisor)in February 2009. Bala has
where he successfully completed wide broadband packages. laid a strong foundation for the nancial
ranging projects in India and Europe in performance of the organization. ACT
nance, strategy and supply chain. He One of the biggest challenges facing the now has a strengthened balance sheet
also headed the commercial function of broadband industry in India was the lack that supports sustainable long term
Kimberly Clark Lever and represented of proper infrastructure and policies to growth.
HUL in this Joint Venture. encourage penetration and adoption.
To counter some of these odds, ACT From 2008 to 2015, ACT went from a loss
His rich experience of setting up new pioneered Fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) making company to a business posting
businesses and managing large portfolios technology to provide a consistent high- prots of ` 69 crores. The consolidated
of well-known brands across the globe speed broadband experience. On the nancials showed an EBITDA margin of
has helped him establish ACT as one of cable operation front, ACT voluntarily 32%. Today, more than 75% of the groups
the leading digital cable and Broadband digitized existing direct points and revenue comes from the Data/ Internet
service providers in India. encouraged local cable operators to business. ACT is currently growing at
digitize with partial box cost recovery. a CAGR of 72% per annum whilst the
Entrepreneurial spirit category is seeing a very sluggish growth.
Bala has institutionalised a work culture
When Bala Malladi took over Atria that is empowering, participative,
transparent and result-oriented. The Strategic direction, innovation and
Convergence Technology (ACT) as its global impact
CEO in 2008, ACT was only into the video organizations focus on transparency
business with its MSO operations. In has led to the best practice of listening
to every employee, by way of 95% ACTs business model is built around
the ensuing 7 years, Bala steered the the vision of creating radical social
company towards becoming the 4th participation in the annual employee
survey, with guaranteed anonymity to transformation through in-home
largest internet service provider (ISP) in entertainment, education and interactive
India with 1.8 million delighted customers understand unmet needs which are then
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services. To tap this market, ACT Fibernet less privileged children in the game of name a few. The founder of ACT, Mr.
is focused on oering consistent, tennis. The programme was launched in Sunder Raju is one of the most respected
high speed data connectivity to users association with BBMP (Bruhat Bengaluru personalities in the Indian business
through the seamless interconnection of Mahanagara Palike) and KSLTA (Karnataka fraternity. The senior management team
technology, applications and platforms. State Lawn Tennis Association) to spot of ACT comprises 30+ professionals
and train young talent from government hailing from diverse industries like FMCG,
As the company develops cutting-edge and corporation schools. Entertainment, Information & Technology,
technology, it is expanding into new areas Telecom, and Retail.
and cities to ensure it reaches as many AYUSHMANBHAVA:
people as possible. The most recent The programme Ayushmanbhava, which Key Business Milesones ACT Group
success story is Chennai where ACT when literally translated means live a (2008-2015)
already has already reached a subscriber long life, has been a solace to thousands
base of 1,00,000 since its launch there of people belonging to low-income Acquisition of Nellore and AP video
in late 2013. ACT intends to expand its groups. Under this initiative routine businesses in 2008
operations to new cities over next few health camps are organised by partnering
Group video subscriber base
years and has aggressive growth plans with reputed hospitals to provide
reached half million in 2009
diagnosis and quality treatment. The
Group reached 100 K broadband
Community, personal integrity and initiative has touched the lives of more
subscriber base in 2010
inuence than 5000 people in areas that have nil or
Third company in India to get BECIL
limited access to quality health care.
certication in 2011
An inherent belief in giving back to the HD services launched in Nellore in
society has helped the business grow. About the company - ACT (Atria 2011
Some of the companys key initiatives Convergence Technologies Pvt. Ltd.) Broadband launched across all our
have been possible from the belief operations in 2011
of making a dierence to society. Key With a vision to be the most admired Broadband subscriber base reached
initiatives in this area are: in-home entertainment, education and 250K in 2012
interactive services company that creates 50 Mbps product launched in
ACT SHIKSHA: radical social transformation and delights Hyderabad in 2013
ACT Shiksha is based on the belief that and empowers customers, ACT (Atria
Group crossed ` 500 Cr turnover in
quality education is the right of every Convergence Technologies Pvt. Ltd.) had
2013
child. The aim of this program is to enable its humble beginning in the year 2000.
Chennai Broadband operations
schools with whatever is required to Today, ACT is one of the countrys most
started in 2013
provide a holistic learning environment renowned triple play service providers
Vishakhapatnam MSO operations
for students, be it basic infrastructure like with close to 1.8 million happy customers
started in 2013
tables, benches, nourishing meals or even experiencing the following state-of-the-
NCD funding of ` 180 Cr raised in
computers connected with high-speed art services:
2013
internet. Under the CEOs leadership, ACT
Fibernet (Internet over Fiber Optics) ACT group crossed half million
has also connected 180 Government and
Corporation schools, thereby providing Broadband subscribers in June
Digital T.V
high speed internet access to over 30,000 2014 - rst company to cross this
HD TV threshold after TELCOS
students. Using technology as a means
to secure society, ACT has connected First ever 24x7 HD local News
ACT is headquartered in Bangalore Channels launched in Nellore in
close to 200 police stations and provided
and is spread across several towns & 2014
internet connectivity to 8 major Junctions
cities of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh & Launched new brand, ACT Fibernet
for Police Departments to track Trac
Tamil Nadu. Pioneers in Fiber-To-The- across all operating markets in 2014
and road Crimes.
Home technology in India, ACT provides ACT became the second largest
broadband on Optic Fiber, designed private ISP in the country in 2014
Programs are planned to take technology
to carry vast amount of Information at 100 Mbps product launched in
to the markets around ACTs business
speed ranging from 1 Mbps to 1 Gbps. Bangalore in 2014
operations. As part of this initiative the
ACT is currently the 4th largest ISP In the Vishakapatnam Broadband
company has connected 13 villages in
wired broadband category and the largest operations started in 2015
Nellore district with high speed Internet
non-telco ISP in the country. ACT Fibernet services launched in
connectivity. ACT has conducted more
than 60 street clean-up drives under the Coimbatore in October 2015
ACT is funded by IVFA (India Value
Prakruti initiative, a hands-on approach Crossed the 1000 crore revenue
Fund Advisor), a premier private equity
where employees get together and mark in October 2015
investment fund which played a pivotal
involve local residents in cleaning up their Company is valued upwards of
role in facilitating several companies
surroundings. $ 500 mn in 2015
to develop into world-renowned
TA associates invests 40 % of the
organizations. Some of their most
ACT PLAY: stake in the company in 2015
successful portfolios have been - Biocon,
One of the Corporate Social Responsibility Broadband subscriber based crossed
Radio City, HDFC Bank, Meru, Mahindra
initiatives under Balas leadership is ACT 9.2 lakhs in March 2016
Hinoday and TTK Healthcare, just to
PLAY. ACT PLAY is focused on training
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UPL Limited
Incorporated in 1969, UPL Limited (formerly known as United Phosphorus Ltd) is a global generic crop protection,
chemicals and seeds company, headquartered in Mumbai. Since its inception, the company has taken great strides and
transformed itself into a ~ ` 133 billion company by FY 2016. In the past ve years, the company witnessed a revenue
growth of CAGR 12%. The performance of the company in the capital market too speaks volumes of the companys
perception amongst investors. The company is trading at P/E multiple of 19 (on May 24, 2016).
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Brazil is one of the fastest growing agrochemical market globally. Brazil is expected to provide high growth opportunities for
the company. Furthermore, these acquisitions have expanded the companys product portfolio, enhanced its distribution
network, and provided it with signicance presence in Latin America. The acquisition of Dutch based SD Agrichem has
enhanced the companys distribution and geographical presence in Europe.
Geographic Diversity
The company has a diversied geographical market spread. The companys business is heavily reliant on the agriculture
sector which in-turn is highly susceptible to weather and prices of agricultural commodities. This presents high levels
of earnings volatility for the company. However, the company has wisely mitigated this risk by having exposure to wide
number of geographic markets, spread around 120 countries with a balanced portfolio distribution among its major
geographies of India, North America, Europe, Latin America, and Rest of World.
The company has invested extensively in research and development activities as a part of its strategy to boost innovation.
It has constantly focused on new product launches which in-turn has enabled the company to continue its steady topline
growth as well as garner market share globally. In FY 2016 the company launched 44 new products globally. These new
launches are expected to become major revenue generators in the coming years. The company also prides itself as being
the largest producer of Mancozeb, Aluminium Phosphide, Cypermethrin, Monocrotophos and Devrinol in the world and
possesses 136 global patents.
Conclusion
UPL Ltd. has demonstrated every aspect of a successful company which has embarked a journey of transformation from
being an enterprise to an empire. These include strong geographic presence with special focus on high growth markets,
competitive supply chain management, high focus on innovation and cost reduction, a well-diversied product and
geographical market portfolio, coupled with decades of experience and expertise has made UPL Limited a champion in
the agrochemical market. For the past 10 years, the company has consistently outperformed its global sectorial growth.
The measures undertaken by the company will continue to fast track the company on the path of high growth and
achieve new milestones. Doing things better and constant focus on knowledge which forms the part of UPL Limiteds
DNA will continue to shape its growth story that will expand its empire across new horizons.
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The Art of Navigating
through Shallow Waters
(A true TEMAs success story)
Vision the industry did not pick up in manner where we can say it
Our vision for 2020 is to be worlds largest Design, Engineering was stable. The market scenario was that the oil prices were
and Fabrication Company involved in the manufacture of Shell at an all-time low and it was not a conducive environment
and Tube Heat Exchangers. We would like to position ourselves where process equipment manufacturing would thrive.
as a preferred heat exchanger manufacturing partner to
international End Users and Engineering Contractors owing Strategic Turnaround
to our innovative, cost eective, low maintenance and The eects of global recession and slowdown were very much
reliable product solutions, whilst contributing to our MAKE apparent, the recovery was quick in some industries but in the
IN INDIA program, designed to transform India into a global oil and gas sector, recovery takes a lot of time as the project
manufacturing hub. life cycle from initiation to commissioning is about four to ve
years and in some other cases close to seven years.
History
The cornerstone for TEMA India Limited was LEO Engineering The eects of this recession on TEMA were obvious as a major
works, set up in 1975 by Mr. Haresh Sippy. His zest for private renery cancelled work orders and placed hold on
innovation and taking up new challenges to provide innovative others mid-way through project execution. TEMA was relying
and cost eective solutions helped the company to grow at on green eld projects, but these were stalled. This resulted
an enormous pace. Tema India Limited was incorporated in decline in order book and consequently the sales.
on 21st December 1984 as a private limited company under
the name of Tema Exchanger Manufacturers Private Limited.
Subsequently, the legal structure of the Company was Decline in Sales
changed and the name was changed to its present name on 250
19th November 1999.
` in Crore
200
Business Prole
150
TEMA India is engaged in Design, Engineering and Fabrication
of heat exchangers, pressure vessels, columns and other static 100
equipment with applications in Oil & Gas, Petrochemical,
Fertilizer and Power industries. TEMA over the years has built 50
strong in-house design capabilities and fabrication capacities 0
to handle various metallurgies covering Carbon Steel, Stainless 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13
Steel, Low Alloy Steel, Nickel alloys and reactive metals such as
Titanium and Zirconium. With this expertise and experience, Period
TEMA addresses the complexities and challenges of modern
day engineering; and oers customized and cost eective
solutions to customers. The above graph shows that the steep decline started from
the year 2010-11 onwards and the sales hitting the bottom in
Global Recession 2012-13 with turnover of INR 70 crores.
Oil & Gas sector was the worst aected during global recession
of 2008. There was a sudden collapse in oil prices, caused by The management foresaw this kind of a situation and planned
the availability of surplus reserves against a declining demand. for risk mitigation immediately after 2008 recession after
This forced banks and nancial institutions to stop funding studying the impact and forecasting pace of growth. As the
high-investment extraction as well as rening projects across management went back to the drawing board, they were fully
the globe. This resulted in planned and approved projects to aware that certain factors are beyond control and are natural
be stalled indenitely or to be scrapped permanently. and they should be geared up for a minimum of two years of
lean period. Due to foresight and planning exercised by the
Eects on TEMA India management the eect of a low turnover is reduced to only
As a member in the energy value chain, TEMAs order book one year.
is completely dependent on green eld reneries and brown
eld projects of the Oil and Gas, Fertilizer and Power sector.
As many projects were stalled, EPCs who had placed orders on
TEMA, did not proceed with the execution. As we are aware,
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Strategy Formulation and Parameters Key Drivers for Growth
The approach was based on a disruptive business model Mr. H.K. Sippy has navigated TEMA out of the troubled times
which is complimented by volatility analysis, study which through his visionary and inspiring leadership. He proved the
informs prevalence of intra industry diversication and world why he is considered as an iconic gure in the eld
sampling techniques that identify risk reward parameters. of heat exchangers by this turnaround. The philosophy of
TEMAs management was able to attract private equity Mr. Haresh K. Sippy is that in a developing economy like India,
investor TATA Capital during such a turbulent phase, the SMEs are the life-blood of the nations growth story. SMEs
primary reason being TEMAs past track record and also the should gird themselves with a resolve to excel in PRODUCT
strategic business plan which convinced the TATAs that the INNOVATION, CUSTOMER FOCUS and SATISFACTION and
ship could be maneuvered in shallow waters that is to say should always look to increase production capacity which will
lean times. The other aspect which helped TEMA to do fund further augment national productivity.
rolling is its pricing strategy. TEMAs major chunk of business
during these years of upward movement was from exports, Mr. Akhil Sippy, as Chief Operations Ocer spearheaded
where head winds with respect to FOREX will wipe out any the major restructuring and expansion program of TEMA
chance of recovery or survival. during this time. He is the driving force behind establishing
and standardizing production norms across TEMA to reduce
Strategy Implementation production life cycle, cost and ensure high quality of fabricated
Internally an assessment committee was nominated to equipments. His profound insights have helped the company
conduct a due diligence of the existing systems and processes. to set up a state of the art machine shop.
The objectives of the committee were clearly dened and
articulated, which were versatility of the human capital Mr. Chetan Doshi, as Director Sales and Business
in adapting to a stricter and stringent technical and project Development he formulated sales strategies to penetrate
related compliance regime, nd out gaps if anywhere skilling unchartered territories and successfully developed a broad
and up gradation of knowledge is required, assets availability client/customer base in the India, US, Europe, Middle-east
and optimal utilization, lean manufacturing and funding and South-east Asia.
projections which will be a low cost although the working
capital will be strained because of a fourteen month working GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE and TOTALLY INDIAN
capital cycle. The report is submitted to the management TEMAs core strengths are design, easy to maintain, product
and detailed micro plans are prepared for implementation, quality. These aspects which make us Very International
monitoring and review. are the applications in which our equipment are used, the
prestigious clientele we have and the global technology
The results of the strategies implemented are evident in the licensors whom we work with. Our proprietary indigenously
company achieving a CAGR of 42 over four years developed technology makes us Totally Indian, the employee
base and the far-o and deep interiors of India where we
manufacture our equipment also makes us Totally Indian
250 233 company.
200 This helps TEMA compete against global giants in the eld of
heat exchangers. This is quite evident in it exports contribution
150 135 to its revenues.
` in Crore
100
70
Domestic % Export %
50
120
100 96
0 100 91
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
%
80 68
Period 55
60 45
40 32
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Transcon Developers is forward looking Real Estate Group, one that believes in
enriching tomorrow by taking actions today. Transcon distinguishes itself as a group
that envisions and develops premium eco homes and commercial spaces across
Mumbai and Thane. The realty projects of the company have not only received
Pre-Certied Platinum Ratings from the IGBC; it also redenes the skyline with green
landmarks.
Incorporated in 1985, the companys mission is to provide spaces that breathe and mark the difference
between a house and a home. They deliver the exibility to combine ats and provides designated
areas for recreation. It believes that transformation happens when we fulll peoples dreams. It is this
belief that inspires them to create spaces which nurture, shape and celebrate life.
The core strategy of the company is to identify and acquire prime land at an early stage. The
companys expertise is in getting the land cleared and making it marketable. This strategy helped
to keep the costs lower than their competitors, thereby creating a value proposition for esteemed
customers.
Transcon Developers has successfully pioneered a change in the real estate landscape of India by
developing eco-efcient residential and commercial spaces. Every project stands strong on the deep
set belief and ideology of enriching lives, without placing at risk the resources and possibilities of our
future generations. In a megacity like Mumbai, the company is set out to expand its green footprint
by taking small but substantial steps.
All structures stand tall not on the foundations of concrete, but on the strong corporate philosophy that
drives Transcon. The company believes in developing premium quality homes around sustainability
that enhances living and support ecology. It trusts to be the wave of change in the real estate industry
that focuses on innovation, transparency and customer centricity. A responsible approach is always
an underlining commitment in all the actions company undertakes. Transcon Developers strongly
believe in we do not inherit the earth from our parents; we borrow it from our children.
Change is the only constant. To keep from becoming irrelevant in todays challenging time, businesses
can either adapt to change or enable it. Transcon is built on the idea of transformationnot in
response to a change in demand, or a trend, but as a bridge to new, never-before innovations in
living experiences.
The team at Transcon stands by and believes in adding to the future, changing approach towards
sustainable living. Creating awareness amongst the home owners about the ethos of conserving, and
preserving the environment by doing what we can.
The driving principle of the company is to provide sustainable living making the best use of light, wind,
water, power and raw material, and acting responsibly towards the environment. The company
projects are user friendly, where people of all ages and abilities can derive comfort and enjoy a good
life. Every project is initiated after thorough brain storming using the nest materials and resources
available. Transcon Developers take pride that our project Tirumala Habitats (Mulund), is stated to be
Indias 1st high rise platinum rated green residential building.
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The company has so far delivered area over six million sq.ft. under residential and commercial spaces;
Around 12.5 million sq.ft. area under construction across western and central Mumbai & Thane, holding
a land bank of over 1,000 acres in and around Mumbai.
To understand the companys future-centric approach; one need to only look at the past. At projects
that rose from disdained origins to tower across the horizon, lifestyles that embraced sustainability and
turned it into a fullling way of life long before it became fashionable, at facades, layouts, amenities
that mould the best of world living with Indian realities.
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The case study of Capital First Ltd shareholder approval to merge the and unviable nature of small ticket
should be considered as one of the subsidiary NBFC with the parent. The sizes. Capital First Limited has created
extraordinary story of transformation NBFC license of the company was a niche for itself in the marketplace.
and entrepreneurship considering the used as a platform to build a retail Further, the company also offers other
scale of change, and circumstances of business focused on niche areas of longer term products like business
founding of the company. We came self-employed people and consumers, loan, small enterprises loans with our
across an interesting story of how Mr. and transformed the company from a without property as security and other
Vaidyanathan met Warburg Pincus wholesale lending NBFC to a strong such loans. The company is listed on
on a ight from Delhi to Mumbai retail lending NBFC. During FY 10-15 both the major exchanges, NSE and
on March 7, 2012, and by the time the total loan assets of the company BSE.
they landed in Mumbai he had sold has grown from ` 9.35 bn to ` 119.75
the concept to the passenger seated bn a CAGR growth of 67% of which The success of the Capital First can be
next to him. Prior to this date, he had retail asset nancing business of the attributed to its healthy asset quality,
been doing the rounds making dozens company has grown from ` 0.88 bn to diversied portfolio, and nimbleness.
presentations to large well known ` 101.13 bn, a CAGR of 158 %. The The company has a diversied loan
PE rms for a whole year, explaining latest growth rate of retail nancing is book across segments. This growing
how there is space for another large over of 30%. asset base of the company provides it
nancial services player in a niche area,
but with no success. Lady luck nally Loan Asset Growth of Capital First Limited
smiled on him while in air.
He then built a proof of concept of Driven by increased aspiration, a strong lending platform to generate
nancing MSME and retail customers Indian consumers have needs to buy revenue. In addition, to raising capital
and secured an equity backing of consumer items like panels and air at regular intervals, another strength of
` 8.1 bn in 2012 from reputed PE conditioners which are small ticket the company lies in its strong checks
Warburg Pincus resulting in buyout loans. Similarly, there exist select and controls in the credit approval
of other majority and minority segments of self-employed people processes. The Gross NPA of the
shareholders. The company then and MSME who need loans for ofce company stood at 0.69% in FY15,
made structural changes by either furniture, PCs, printers and such needs, one of the lowest in the industry. The
closing down or selling off stakes in but credit is hard to come by mainly company says its Gross NPA will reach
the existing businesses and secured due to the difculty in credit evaluation about 1.6 % as the company starts
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moving to the 90 Day reporting norm Timeline of Major Product Launches
which is quite low considering the
nature of the business. The expanding
asset base, coupled with low NPAs will
augment the companys growth in the
coming years.
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INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Alphabetical Listing L1
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
1 1 Indian Oil Corporation Limited 4,416,701.8 (7.3)
2 2 Reliance Industries Limited 3,377,970.0 (15.4)
3 3 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited 2,402,431.5 (8.1)
4 4 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 2,077,945.9 (7.4)
5 5 State Bank of India 1,749,729.6 13.0
6 7 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited 882,375.2 (2.6)
7 10 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 780,447.9 15.1
8 8 NTPC Limited 753,623.7 0.9
9 13 ICICI Bank Limited 612,672.7 12.2
10 14 Bharti Airtel Limited 606,894.0 19.5
11 11 Larsen & Toubro Limited 593,007.8 1.4
12 9 Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited 582,675.2 (19.2)
13 12 GAIL (India) Limited 575,861.3 (1.4)
14 16 HDFC Bank Limited 574,662.5 17.1
15 17 Punjab National Bank 522,060.9 9.2
16 21 Maruti Suzuki India Limited 508,022.0 14.1
17 19 Infosys Limited 506,370.0 7.9
18 22 Canara Bank 483,002.9 11.1
19 25 Bank of India 476,626.1 12.9
20 23 Bank of Baroda 473,655.6 9.1
21 18 Steel Authority of India Limited* 467,315.6 (1.8)
22 20 JSW Steel Limited 465,540.9 2.0
23 30 Axis Bank Limited 438,436.5 15.2
24 28 Wipro Limited 437,088.0 8.3
25 24 Tata Steel Limited 423,677.8 (0.3)
26 26 Mahindra & Mahindra Limited 397,943.6 (3.5)
27 31 Petronet LNG Limited 396,557.3 4.8
28 29 Tata Motors Limited 381,761.5 0.1
29 32 ITC Limited 380,505.3 10.8
30 45 Rajesh Exports Limited 379,235.6 61.1
31 33 Union Bank of India 356,069.6 10.7
32 36 Hindalco Industries Limited@ 354,089.9 22.2
33 34 Vedanta Limited 345,112.7 13.7
L16 Ranking By Total Income INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
34 35 IDBI Bank Limited 321,616.2 8.7
35 39 Idea Cellular Limited 317,318.1 20.2
36 37 Hindustan Unilever Limited 314,240.1 9.7
37 27 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited 314,034.3 (22.9)
38 43 Ruchi Soya Industries Limited* 284,116.1 15.5
39 38 Central Bank of India 283,030.1 7.4
40 40 Hero MotoCorp Limited 280,780.4 9.2
41 44 Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited 274,708.6 13.5
42 42 Indian Overseas Bank 260,769.3 4.9
43 46 Power Finance Corporation Limited 249,068.0 16.7
44 51 Syndicate Bank 237,247.5 18.9
45 50 UltraTech Cement Limited 233,079.5 13.1
46 49 Bajaj Auto Limited 221,944.3 6.4
47 47 Oriental Bank of Commerce 220,827.8 5.3
48 48 Allahabad Bank 217,121.3 3.8
49 53 UCO Bank 213,625.3 9.3
50 52 Corporation Bank 210,389.0 7.3
51 55 Rural Electrification Corporation Limited 203,880.5 19.1
52 57 Tech Mahindra Limited* 192,872.0 17.9
53 41 MMTC Limited 184,092.7 (27.8)
54 54 HCL Technologies Limited 183,529.4 7.0
55 62 Andhra Bank 178,684.4 14.3
56 59 Power Grid Corporation of India Limited* 177,800.4 13.1
57 60 Hindustan Zinc Limited 176,094.4 13.4
58 56 Indian Bank 172,163.0 3.6
59 68 Adani Enterprises Limited 162,125.0 24.8
60 61 The State Trading Corporation of India Limited 147,029.2 (6.3)
61 64 NMDC Limited 146,218.1 3.3
62 58 Coal india Limited 145,305.2 (11.4)
63 67 MRF Limited^^ 136,889.2 3.2
64 88 Ashok Leyland Limited 136,866.5 36.1
65 69 Bank of Maharashtra 136,714.2 6.4
66 74 Yes Bank Limited 136,184.7 16.4
67 65 Videocon Industries Limited*# 134,218.3 8.4
68 76 Vijaya Bank 131,524.9 15.2
69 75 PTC India Limited 131,493.6 13.7
70 70 Reliance Infrastructure Limited 120,982.1 (3.8)
71 87 IndusInd Bank Limited 120,958.3 19.2
72 78 Redington (India) Limited 120,703.8 6.7
73 77 ACC Limited 120,064.9 5.0
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Total Income L17
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
74 81 Titan Company Limited 119,737.9 8.5
75 73 United Bank of India 119,273.9 1.0
76 84 Asian Paints Limited 118,356.5 11.7
77 86 Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited 117,483.2 15.6
78 82 Dena Bank 114,848.2 5.4
79 92 Coromandel International Limited 113,408.6 20.1
80 71 Reliance Communications Limited 111,360.0 (10.5)
81 79 Adani Power Limited* 110,370.1 (3.8)
82 80 Oil India Limited 110,198.6 (1.7)
83 94 LIC Housing Finance Limited 107,986.5 15.7
84 83 Siemens Limited 106,728.0 (1.0)
85 101 Torrent Power Limited 105,969.2 20.2
86 85 State Bank of Travancore 105,833.9 0.2
87 91 Ambuja Cements Limited 104,071.0 9.0
88 95 Future Enterprises Limited 103,683.9 (10.7)
89 90 Cipla Limited 102,796.9 5.6
90 100 Tata Chemicals Limited 102,768.1 15.7
91 89 Dr. Reddys Laboratories Limited 102,338.0 3.6
92 110 TVS Motor Company Limited 101,308.3 26.7
93 98 Bosch Limited# 101,206.4 11.1
94 97 Nestl India Limited 99,421.6 8.3
95 93 Lupin Limited 99,331.0 6.2
96 99 State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur 99,318.4 9.8
97 96 The Tata Power Company Limited 97,023.7 4.0
98 107 IDFC Limited 92,126.3 11.9
99 106 Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited 91,197.1 8.5
100 - Gujarat Gas Limited 91,134.0 15.3
101 105 Punjab & Sind Bank 90,173.0 7.3
102 108 Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Limited 90,172.1 10.7
103 102 Apollo Tyres Limited 89,753.6 2.1
104 130 Ushdev International Limited 89,345.3 42.5
105 72 Cairn India Limited 88,551.9 (25.1)
106 111 Shriram Transport Finance Company Limited 86,447.2 9.6
107 109 National Fertilizers Limited 85,617.6 6.3
108 129 NCC Limited 84,920.1 35.4
109 114 The Federal Bank Limited 82,977.7 8.6
110 234 Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited 82,287.7 173.7
111 103 United Spirits Limited* 82,093.1 (5.3)
112 116 Aurobindo Pharma Limited 81,623.2 13.6
113 115 National Aluminium Company Limited 80,554.5 9.8
L18 Ranking By Total Income INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
114 113 Crompton Greaves Limited 80,163.2 4.1
115 123 Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited 77,878.1 16.9
116 112 ABB India Limited 77,505.5 0.3
117 120 State Bank of Mysore 77,076.0 11.8
118 118 NHPC Limited 76,635.8 9.6
119 117 The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited 76,551.0 7.0
120 122 Century Textiles and Industries Limited 75,793.1 13.2
121 145 Bharti Infratel Limited 73,843.0 33.5
122 121 Bharat Electronics Limited 73,206.1 9.2
123 128 Britannia Industries Limited 72,635.2 14.5
124 139 Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited 71,573.5 25.6
125 146 Uttam Galva Steels Limited@ 69,874.8 27.1
126 135 Exide Industries Limited 69,062.2 15.1
127 119 Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited 67,969.7 (2.8)
128 124 KEC International Limited 67,695.0 1.9
129 142 Jindal Saw Limited 67,232.6 20.2
130 136 Grasim Industries Limited 66,806.5 11.6
131 134 JSW Energy Limited 66,256.5 9.4
132 132 Shree Cement Limited 65,914.2 8.5
133 147 PC Jeweller Limited 64,077.1 19.3
134 141 CESC Limited 62,736.0 11.8
135 137 JK Tyre & Industries Limited 61,399.8 2.9
136 158 Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited 59,816.4 20.4
137 140 The Karur Vysya Bank Limited 59,767.2 5.2
138 151 Container Corporation of India Limited 59,443.2 11.0
139 126 Gokul Refoils and Solvent Limited 59,217.8 (7.6)
140 153 Vardhman Textiles Limited 58,990.6 12.7
141 148 The South Indian Bank Limited 57,832.9 7.4
142 125 Shree Renuka Sugars Limited 57,480.9 (12.6)
143 104 Punj Lloyd Limited 56,886.7 (33.2)
144 144 Simplex Infrastructures Limited* 56,346.0 1.5
145 149 CEAT Limited 56,202.9 4.6
146 159 Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited 55,847.1 12.8
147 150 UPL Limited 55,754.6 5.5
148 157 Dabur India Limited 55,691.3 11.8
149 131 DCM Shriram Limited 55,567.3 (9.4)
150 154 Zuari Agro Chemicals Limited 55,563.1 6.4
151 172 Cadila Healthcare Limited 54,696.0 25.7
152 143 Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited 54,265.1 (2.0)
153 183 Bajaj Finance Limited 54,182.3 33.0
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Total Income L19
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
154 161 Arvind Limited 53,529.4 10.2
155 152 Voltas Limited 53,180.6 0.7
156 165 Havells India Limited 52,909.0 11.1
157 168 Kwality Limited 52,805.7 15.3
158 166 The Karnataka Bank Limited 52,054.2 10.9
159 273 Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited 51,705.4 118.3
160 155 Welspun Corp Limited 50,963.8 1.1
161 167 Motherson Sumi Systems Limited 50,708.0 9.5
162 170 Apar Industries Limited 50,282.2 10.4
163 164 Tata Communications Limited 49,898.8 3.1
164 189 Marico Limited 48,220.0 23.1
165 179 National Buildings Construction Corporation Limited 48,087.2 15.2
166 173 Thermax Limited 48,082.2 10.1
167 176 United Breweries Limited 47,298.8 11.3
168 171 BASF India Limited 47,156.6 6.3
169 162 Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited 46,932.6 (4.1)
170 180 Cummins India Limited 46,923.8 13.0
171 175 Kothari Products Limited 46,659.0 7.9
172 156 Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited 46,475.2 (7.6)
173 204 Bharat Forge Limited 46,413.7 32.1
174 192 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited 46,380.6 19.4
175 - The Shipping Corporation of India Limited 45,876.1 1.1
176 184 GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Limited 45,294.8 (10.8)
177 199 Welspun India Limited 45,019.8 23.9
178 181 Godrej Consumer Products Limited 44,873.1 8.9
179 182 Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited 44,744.8 9.0
180 169 The India Cements Limited 44,543.9 (1.7)
181 188 Pidilite Industries Limited 44,408.5 13.3
182 174 JVL Agro Industries Limited 44,096.8 1.3
183 160 Muthoot Finance Limited 43,246.3 (12.6)
184 177 Hindustan Construction Company Limited@ 42,817.8 0.6
185 185 Bajaj Electricals Limited 42,815.6 5.8
186 178 Jain Irrigation Systems Limited 42,770.0 2.4
187 186 The Supreme Industries Limited 42,636.3 7.3
188 205 Amara Raja Batteries Limited 42,536.3 22.2
189 163 JBF Industries Limited 41,833.1 (13.7)
190 213 Sintex Industries Limited 41,182.4 23.0
191 250 Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited 40,619.2 48.2
192 194 DLF Limited 40,618.8 6.2
193 201 Balkrishna Industries Limited 40,597.0 13.1
L20 Ranking By Total Income INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
194 127 Escorts Limited 40,464.8 (36.5)
195 200 Colgate-Palmolive (India) Limited 40,151.1 10.6
196 224 Reliance Capital Limited 39,880.0 21.5
197 198 IL&FS Transportation Networks Limited 38,818.2 5.7
198 202 Tube Investments of India Limited 38,649.1 8.2
199 208 Berger Paints India Limited 38,407.0 12.5
200 206 SRS Limited 38,379.7 11.3
201 214 Bayer CropScience Limited 38,112.0 14.2
202 191 Trident Limited 37,880.2 (2.5)
203 212 Usha Martin Limited* 37,847.3 12.5
204 209 Torrent Pharmaceuticals Limited 37,811.6 11.2
205 193 Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited 37,500.5 (2.7)
206 197 The Ramco Cements Limited 37,317.7 (1.0)
207 203 Alstom T&D India Limited 37,221.0 4.3
208 196 Oracle Financial Services Software Limited 37,170.0 (1.7)
209 187 Indraprastha Gas Limited 37,155.3 (5.6)
210 220 Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited 36,911.9 13.1
211 207 SRF Limited 36,613.5 6.4
212 222 Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited 36,535.0 12.1
213 231 Mindtree Limited 36,305.0 17.8
214 228 Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited 35,708.5 12.5
215 225 Shriram City Union Finance Limited 35,316.3 9.0
216 246 J.K. Cement Limited 34,085.2 19.9
217 219 Castrol India Limited 34,083.9 6.0
218 221 Uflex Limited 33,884.6 3.9
219 217 BGR Energy Systems Limited 33,665.0 2.1
220 229 Birla Corporation Limited 33,658.3 7.1
221 236 IFCI Limited 33,479.9 13.4
222 242 Whirlpool of India Limited 33,317.8 16.4
223 237 Isgec Heavy Engineering Limited 33,197.3 126.8
224 - Jubilant Life Sciences Limited 32,827.2 (11.3)
225 303 SJVN Limited 32,611.0 55.2
226 350 Shirpur Gold Refinery Limited 32,222.1 84.7
227 210 Mphasis Limited 31,885.9 (3.4)
228 232 Future Lifestyle Fashions Limited 31,558.3 2.6
229 337 Eicher Motors Limited 31,475.2 76.6
230 261 Divi's Laboratories Limited 31,268.5 20.4
231 223 Ipca Laboratories Limited 31,209.1 (4.2)
232 243 KRBL Limited 31,163.9 9.2
233 244 City Union Bank Limited 31,138.5 10.2
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Total Income L21
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
234 249 Sterlite Technologies Limited* 30,988.8 10.6
235 247 Blue Star Limited 30,909.3 9.8
236 251 Shoppers Stop Limited 30,596.4 12.2
237 227 Jayaswal Neco Industries Limited* 30,416.4 (4.1)
238 241 Tata Global Beverages Limited 30,396.9 6.0
239 272 Sadbhav Engineering Limited 30,353.9 26.7
240 239 RSWM Limited 30,348.8 4.8
241 255 Balrampur Chini Mills Limited 30,060.6 11.7
242 265 Hatsun Agro Product Limited 29,391.0 17.5
243 259 Aarti Industries Limited 28,726.1 8.7
244 235 BEML Limited 28,686.9 (3.6)
245 233 Surya Roshni Limited 28,608.3 (5.7)
246 252 Balmer Lawrie & Co Limited 28,157.8 4.0
247 190 Dhunseri Petrochem Limited 28,127.6 (28.1)
248 248 GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited# 27,889.9 1.5
249 315 Vakrangee Limited 27,849.3 41.0
250 285 Raymond Limited 27,716.0 21.7
251 240 Indo Rama Synthetics (India) Limited* 27,711.9 (3.5)
252 262 Shrenuj & Co. Limited 27,197.5 7.4
253 284 Piramal Enterprises Limited 27,000.0 18.4
254 245 Patel Engineering Limited 26,682.3 (6.4)
255 269 Sanwaria Agro Oils Limited 26,625.2 7.7
256 218 Supreme Petrochem Limited 26,557.3 (18.8)
257 264 Godfrey Phillips India Limited 26,192.1 4.5
258 238 India Glycols Limited* 26,155.1 (10.5)
259 268 Akzo Nobel India Limited 25,920.0 4.7
260 216 Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited 25,902.5 (21.9)
261 297 Prestige Estates Projects Limited 25,730.3 19.5
262 311 Himachal Futuristic Communications Limited 25,711.3 26.5
263 271 Atul Limited 25,709.6 6.9
264 275 Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited 25,660.4 8.9
265 258 Jindal Poly Films Limited 25,435.1 (4.2)
266 230 Gujarat Ambuja Exports Limited 25,404.3 (18.1)
267 270 Finolex Cables Limited 25,075.6 4.2
268 290 The Lakshmi Vilas Bank Limited 24,985.6 14.2
269 267 Finolex Industries Limited 24,963.9 (0.0)
270 277 SKF India Limited 24,925.3 6.6
271 276 Lakshmi Machine Works Limited 24,911.5 5.7
272 281 Phillips Carbon Black Limited 24,846.1 8.1
273 254 The Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Company Limited 24,331.8 (9.7)
L22 Ranking By Total Income INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
274 256 Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited@ 24,330.4 (9.2)
275 306 Force Motors Limited 24,295.0 16.7
276 369 Pratibha Industries Limited 24,260.7 54.6
277 257 JMC Projects (India) Limited 24,131.0 (9.4)
278 307 Sundram Fasteners Limited 24,091.3 16.3
279 298 Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Limited 24,084.3 13.0
280 299 Sobha Limited 24,016.5 12.8
281 286 Biocon Limited 23,907.0 5.6
282 287 GHCL Limited 23,857.4 7.0
283 279 Sundaram Finance Limited 23,690.7 2.4
284 300 Wockhardt Limited 23,516.6 10.7
285 323 Abbott India Limited 23,362.0 25.6
286 302 JK Lakshmi Cement Limited 23,352.6 11.2
287 291 Sun TV Network Limited 23,314.5 7.1
288 314 Blue Dart Express Limited 22,929.8 16.0
289 316 E.I.D.- Parry (India) Limited 22,650.4 16.4
290 253 ALSTOM India Limited 22,475.2 (16.6)
291 319 OCL India Limited 22,427.2 19.4
292 320 Kajaria Ceramics Limited 22,416.3 19.0
293 333 AIA Engineering Limited 22,313.5 22.9
294 310 Transport Corporation of India Limited 22,091.3 8.7
295 263 IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited 21,993.1 (12.3)
296 304 Bata India Limited# 21,897.9 4.4
297 289 Electrosteel Castings Limited* 21,845.9 (1.0)
298 295 McNally Bharat Engineering Company Limited* 21,820.0 1.2
299 347 JK Paper Limited 21,709.8 23.9
300 288 Nahar Spinning Mills Limited 21,592.8 (2.3)
301 280 Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers Limited 21,523.7 (6.5)
302 - Compuage Infocom Limited 21,388.7 (6.5)
303 313 The Indian Hotels Company Limited 21,342.2 6.3
304 342 Emami Limited 21,264.6 20.3
305 312 K. P. R. Mill Limited 21,023.7 5.7
306 351 Jubilant FoodWorks Limited 20,818.8 20.1
307 352 Heritage Foods Limited 20,800.0 20.4
308 - Asahi India Glass Limited 20,748.4 (1.7)
309 324 Magma Fincorp Limited 20,459.5 9.1
310 325 Sanofi India Limited 20,417.8 9.4
311 322 D. B. Corp Limited 20,346.8 8.2
312 359 KEI Industries Limited 20,333.3 25.5
313 308 APL Apollo Tubes Limited 20,289.4 1.0
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Total Income L23
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
314 363 Ashoka Buildcon Limited 20,251.2 26.3
315 328 Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited 20,215.9 9.4
316 339 The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited 20,126.9 13.1
317 317 Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited 19,970.8 3.7
318 294 Engineers India Limited 19,861.1 (3.4)
319 332 Wheels India Limited 19,827.1 8.6
320 361 PI Industries Limited 19,811.7 23.0
321 301 Manappuram Finance Limited 19,809.4 (6.2)
322 370 Godawari Power & Ispat Limited 19,515.4 24.7
323 345 MBL Infrastructures Limited 19,512.8 11.0
324 329 Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri Limited 19,487.1 6.8
325 353 Honeywell Automation India Limited# 19,408.9 12.5
326 431 Pfizer Limited 19,206.7 57.3
327 318 Sutlej Textiles and Industries Limited 19,178.9 (0.1)
328 341 BS Limited 19,105.0 7.5
329 338 Gillette India Limited 19,098.3 12.6
330 336 Srei Infrastructure Finance Limited 19,000.3 5.2
331 354 TVS Srichakra Limited 18,997.1 13.6
332 373 Rolta India Limited^ 18,889.2 23.3
333 348 HSIL Limited 18,606.4 6.3
334 305 Savita Oil Technologies Limited 18,576.8 (11.4)
335 334 LT Foods Limited 18,559.8 2.5
336 344 3M India Limited 18,547.8 5.2
337 382 Lloyd Electric & Engineering Limited 18,395.3 26.7
338 327 Nahar Industrial Enterprises Limited 18,086.1 (2.6)
339 330 Dhampur Sugar Mills Limited 17,950.5 (1.8)
340 355 Nilkamal Limited 17,929.1 8.5
341 365 Sunflag Iron and Steel Company Limited 17,871.6 12.3
342 453 Avanti Feeds Limited 17,852.8 57.3
343 343 Venky's (India) Limited 17,642.6 (0.1)
344 374 V-Guard Industries Limited 17,504.1 15.0
345 423 Kkalpana Industries (India) Limited 17,292.6 38.8
346 309 Polaris Consulting & Services Limited 17,158.9 (15.7)
347 349 Greaves Cotton Limited 17,130.3 (1.9)
348 428 Usher Agro Limited# 17,035.5 39.1
349 397 Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Limited 17,006.6 24.4
350 376 Mandhana Industries Limited 16,924.6 11.7
351 356 Jagran Prakashan Limited 16,917.2 2.5
352 360 Orient Paper & Industries Limited 16,890.0 4.5
353 386 Indo Count Industries Limited 16,799.4 16.6
L24 Ranking By Total Income INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
354 381 FAG Bearings India Limited 16,731.0 15.5
355 385 Sunil Hitech Engineers Limited 16,652.5 15.5
356 357 Nectar Lifesciences Limited 16,636.4 0.8
357 - Mahindra CIE Automotive Limited 16,624.8 323.0
358 368 The West Coast Paper Mills Limited* 16,514.4 5.3
359 362 Munjal Showa Limited 16,511.1 2.9
360 434 HeidelbergCement India Limited# 16,465.0 35.4
361 346 Kirloskar Brothers Limited 16,369.8 (7.3)
362 364 Goodyear India Limited 16,109.9 0.8
363 417 DCB Bank Limited 15,881.4 25.4
364 406 Century Plyboards (India) Limited 15,829.0 22.4
365 - Filatex India Limited 15,824.6 (11.2)
366 460 Hitachi Home and Life Solutions (India) Limited 15,799.6 42.9
367 421 Steel Exchange India Limited 15,776.3 24.9
368 371 HT Media Limited 15,747.5 1.2
369 292 Greenply Industries Limited 15,652.9 (27.7)
370 388 Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Limited 15,628.8 9.5
371 383 Orient Cement Limited 15,529.5 7.3
372 442 Page Industries Limited 15,516.3 29.9
373 422 Somany Ceramics Limited 15,488.8 22.7
374 326 Responsive Industries Limited 15,351.0 (17.3)
375 379 Radico Khaitan Limited 15,333.8 3.0
376 335 Graphite India Limited 15,279.6 (15.5)
377 293 Supreme Infrastructure India Limited*@ 15,275.4 (29.8)
378 402 Siyaram Silk Mills Limited 15,265.3 15.7
379 372 Rallis India Limited 15,201.9 (1.1)
380 387 Linde India Limited 15,021.6 4.5
381 377 Godrej Industries Limited 14,922.6 (0.1)
382 420 Cosmo Films Limited 14,824.5 17.3
383 435 Relaxo Footwears Limited 14,812.0 21.9
384 384 Sangam (India) Limited 14,796.8 2.3
385 407 Gabriel India Limited 14,484.1 12.1
386 416 SPML Infra Limited* 14,455.8 14.0
387 403 Jyothy Laboratories Limited 14,445.2 14.2
388 375 Mcleod Russel India Limited 14,422.7 (5.2)
389 415 Maharashtra Seamless Limited 14,379.7 13.3
390 401 Trent Limited 14,324.7 9.7
391 467 Capital First Limited 14,259.2 32.1
392 441 Thangamayil Jewellery Limited 14,228.3 19.0
393 389 Tara Jewels Limited 14,189.4 (0.2)
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Total Income L25
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
394 409 Sarda Energy & Minerals Limited 14,184.6 8.7
395 - Loyal Textile Mills Limited 14,130.6 (12.2)
396 - Shilpi Cable Technologies Limited 14,116.2 42.7
397 474 Man Industries (India) Limited* 14,015.3 35.3
398 427 Sundaram-Clayton Limited 14,011.1 13.7
399 412 Cyient Limited 13,969.4 9.4
400 405 TTK Prestige Limited 13,933.8 7.0
401 393 Himadri Chemicals & Industries Limited 13,924.6 1.1
402 455 Ajanta Pharma Limited 13,899.0 23.3
403 413 PVR Limited 13,892.1 8.8
404 458 Minda Industries Limited 13,890.5 23.9
405 439 Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited 13,771.6 14.2
406 411 ITD Cementation India Limited* 13,767.2 7.6
407 394 The Dhanlaxmi Bank Limited* 13,685.4 0.2
408 392 NIIT Technologies Limited 13,685.1 (1.0)
409 452 WABCO India Limited 13,682.6 20.2
410 426 Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Limited 13,682.0 10.8
411 396 Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Limited* 13,665.7 2.0
412 410 EIH Limited 13,663.1 6.8
413 440 J. Kumar Infraprojects Limited 13,562.3 13.2
414 408 HBL Power Systems Limited* 13,466.7 4.3
415 425 Time Technoplast Limited 13,443.3 8.3
416 430 Persistent Systems Limited 13,381.7 9.8
417 414 Deepak Nitrite Limited 13,292.1 4.5
418 446 Fedders Lloyd Corporation Limited 13,191.0 13.3
419 473 Skipper Limited 13,144.6 25.9
420 398 DCM Shriram Industries Limited 13,054.3 (1.8)
421 436 Jay Bharat Maruti Limited 13,015.3 7.2
422 447 Eveready Industries India Limited 12,828.2 10.4
423 476 IFB Industries Limited 12,765.8 24.1
424 - KPIT Technologies Limited 12,685.1 33.9
425 448 Federal-Mogul Goetze (India) Limited# 12,591.7 8.6
426 391 Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited 12,578.8 (10.6)
427 399 DCW Limited 12,563.2 (5.3)
428 465 Astral Poly Technik Limited 12,551.5 16.7
429 378 HEG Limited 12,520.7 (15.9)
430 433 Banswara Syntex Limited 12,430.5 2.2
431 445 VA Tech Wabag Limited 12,424.8 6.8
432 472 Everest Industries Limited 12,409.5 18.5
433 454 Kalyani Steels Limited 12,293.3 9.0
L26 Ranking By Total Income INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
434 380 Century Enka Limited 12,255.5 (17.1)
435 495 Puravankara Projects Limited 12,184.1 26.1
436 483 Granules India Limited 12,162.7 21.0
437 469 Hexaware Technologies Limited 12,140.4 15.3
438 449 Nava Bharat Ventures Limited 12,039.5 4.3
439 444 Carborundum Universal Limited 11,996.5 2.7
440 443 Subros Limited 11,981.9 2.1
441 437 I G Petrochemicals Limited 11,959.5 (1.5)
442 478 Allcargo Logistics Limited 11,792.1 15.4
443 456 INEOS Styrolution India Limited# 11,743.8 4.4
444 463 Steel Strips Wheels Limited 11,734.2 8.3
445 438 Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Limited 11,660.0 (3.7)
446 419 Kohinoor Foods Limited 11,611.3 (8.2)
447 457 Lumax Industries Limited 11,481.2 2.2
448 481 Huhtamaki PPL Limited 11,444.4 13.2
449 400 MOIL Limited 11,398.6 (13.9)
450 480 Kaveri Seed Company Limited 11,311.7 11.8
451 499 Grindwell Norton Limited 11,304.1 18.2
452 - HIL Limited 11,254.1 28.3
453 459 Gujarat State Petronet Limited 11,166.1 1.0
454 - Gokaldas Exports Limited 11,163.0 (1.0)
455 - SML Isuzu Limited 11,143.4 25.8
456 475 Sudarshan Chemical Industries Limited 11,113.2 7.8
457 461 Unichem Laboratories Limited 11,109.6 2.2
458 497 Zensar Technologies Limited 11,007.2 14.4
459 450 Tata Metaliks Limited 10,999.9 (5.4)
460 - Nandan Denim Limited 10,995.8 22.5
461 - Hinduja Global Solutions Limited 10,982.3 17.8
462 - Shasun Pharmaceuticals Limited 10,923.2 15.3
463 485 Srikalahasthi Pipes Limited 10,922.1 9.6
464 - Eros International Media Limited 10,920.8 26.3
465 - Good Luck Steel Tubes Limited 10,882.5 8.6
466 494 Aarti Drugs Limited 10,878.7 11.9
467 471 Sona Koyo Steering Systems Limited 10,828.2 (0.0)
468 366 Hindustan Copper Limited 10,824.3 (31.7)
469 195 Ruchi Infrastructure Limited 10,806.5 (59.3)
470 - Renaissance Jewellery Limited 10,769.7 9.6
471 489 J.B.Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Limited 10,718.3 7.8
472 492 Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Limited 10,716.1 9.9
473 451 Polyplex Corporation Limited 10,695.0 (6.3)
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Total Income L27
Rank
Company Name Total Income (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
474 - GRUH Finance Limited 10,603.2 25.3
475 418 Clariant Chemicals (India) Limited 10,596.5 (16.3)
476 490 Flexituff International Limited 10,571.6 8.4
477 487 L.G. Balakrishnan & Bros Limited 10,511.1 5.9
478 491 VIP Industries Limited 10,502.9 7.7
479 - Bodal Chemicals Limited 10,500.3 9.0
480 - Mafatlal Industries Limited* 10,446.9 11.7
481 - Solar Industries India Limited 10,345.9 12.3
482 - Strides Shasun Limited 10,295.8 (13.1)
483 - Visaka Industries Limited 10,235.5 14.0
484 479 Seshasayee Paper and Boards Limited 10,199.7 0.4
485 - The Indian Hume Pipe Company Limited 10,194.2 23.2
486 493 Excel Crop Care Limited 10,143.3 4.3
487 - Omax Autos Limited 10,107.3 2.6
488 - Brigade Enterprises Limited 10,080.1 10.1
489 - Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited 10,064.6 19.9
490 - Jamna Auto Industries Limited 10,036.0 37.8
491 486 Himatsingka Seide Limited 9,856.9 (1.1)
492 498 Novartis India Limited 9,810.2 2.5
493 429 Omaxe Limited 9,809.8 (19.7)
494 - Gulf Oil Lubricants India Limited 9,767.1 NA
495 - Rupa & Company Limited 9,740.2 8.1
496 - Tide Water Oil Co. (India) Limited* 9,688.7 4.0
497 - Meghmani Organics Limited 9,667.9 7.7
498 - Inox Leisure Limited 9,647.4 9.9
499 - Insecticides (India) Limited 9,646.3 11.6
500 - Navneet Education Limited 9,619.4 11.2
Symbols used
# Annualised Financials
* Financials with Auditors Observations
^ Abridged Annual Report
^^ Annual unaudited financials for the period ending 30 Sep 2015 are considered for the purpose of the publication.
The company has changed its year ending from 30th Sep 2014 to 31st Mar 2016.
PL Profit to Loss
LP Loss to Profit
LL Loss in Current and Previous Year
@ The companies which have adopted different debt restructuring mechanisms such as joint lenders forum (JLF),
5:25 scheme, corporate debt restructuring (CDR) and strategic debt restructuring (SDR).
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Profit L29
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
1 2 Reliance Industries Limited 227,190.0 3.3
2 3 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 187,285.8 1.4
3 1 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited 177,323.0 (19.7)
4 4 Coal india Limited 133,833.9 (10.8)
5 15 Bharti Airtel Limited 132,005.0 93.9
6 6 State Bank of India 131,015.7 20.3
7 7 Infosys Limited 117,520.0 15.3
8 8 ICICI Bank Limited 111,753.5 13.9
9 10 HDFC Bank Limited 102,159.2 20.5
10 5 NTPC Limited 100,807.3 (8.1)
11 9 ITC Limited 96,077.3 9.4
12 12 Wipro Limited 81,931.0 10.9
13 14 Hindustan Zinc Limited 81,808.1 18.5
14 18 Axis Bank Limited 73,578.2 18.3
15 17 NMDC Limited 65,328.3 2.6
16 19 HCL Technologies Limited 63,459.5 6.0
17 20 Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited 59,901.4 10.1
18 21 Power Finance Corporation Limited 59,593.3 10.0
19 23 Rural Electrification Corporation Limited 52,598.7 12.3
20 27 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited 50,408.0 25.6
21 25 Power Grid Corporation of India Limited* 49,780.9 10.7
22 22 Larsen & Toubro Limited 46,990.2 (4.2)
23 16 Tata Steel Limited 45,482.7 (30.6)
24 35 Maruti Suzuki India Limited 37,112.0 33.4
25 29 Hindustan Unilever Limited 36,509.6 0.3
26 13 Indian Oil Corporation Limited 36,033.2 (31.6)
27 11 Cairn India Limited 35,761.0 (52.0)
28 24 Bank of Baroda 33,984.4 (25.2)
29 32 Bajaj Auto Limited 31,540.3 (2.8)
30 31 Punjab National Bank 30,615.8 (8.4)
31 28 Mahindra & Mahindra Limited 29,853.9 (19.4)
32 26 GAIL (India) Limited 29,596.0 (26.5)
33 49 Idea Cellular Limited 28,098.4 66.3
34 45 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 27,256.5 59.0
L30 Ranking By Net Profit INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
35 76 Bharti Infratel Limited 27,252.0 150.0
36 38 Canara Bank 27,026.2 10.8
37 41 Hero MotoCorp Limited 25,406.8 20.5
38 34 Oil India Limited 25,102.0 (15.8)
39 39 Lupin Limited 23,973.5 3.1
40 37 Tech Mahindra Limited* 21,949.0 (14.4)
41 42 Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited 21,831.4 8.3
42 33 JSW Steel Limited 21,664.8 62.3
43 55 Steel Authority of India Limited* 20,697.5 47.0
44 57 NHPC Limited 20,533.0 109.8
45 40 UltraTech Cement Limited 20,147.3 (6.0)
46 50 Yes Bank Limited 20,053.6 24.0
47 54 Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited 19,782.3 31.0
48 64 Vedanta Limited 19,296.3 59.9
49 56 Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited 18,659.8 24.2
50 73 SJVN Limited 18,090.3 63.8
51 58 IndusInd Bank Limited 17,937.2 27.4
52 48 Union Bank of India 17,816.4 5.0
53 36 Bank of India 17,089.2 (37.4)
54 47 IDFC Limited 16,854.9 (0.9)
55 43 Dr. Reddys Laboratories Limited 16,794.0 (13.1)
56 83 MRF Limited^^ 15,636.7 74.1
57 51 Reliance Infrastructure Limited 15,333.9 (3.4)
58 46 Syndicate Bank 15,229.3 (11.0)
59 67 Aurobindo Pharma Limited 15,163.5 29.4
60 44 Hindalco Industries Limited@ 15,022.4 (17.0)
61 61 Ambuja Cements Limited 14,963.3 17.8
62 30 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited 14,095.9 (59.3)
63 60 LIC Housing Finance Limited 13,861.9 5.2
64 66 Asian Paints Limited 13,409.3 13.7
65 75 ACC Limited 13,214.6 20.6
66 82 Cadila Healthcare Limited 12,711.0 40.7
67 63 Shriram Transport Finance Company Limited 12,378.1 (2.1)
68 52 Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited 12,122.3 (21.2)
69 59 Cipla Limited 11,810.9 (14.9)
70 74 Nestl India Limited 11,776.9 6.7
71 141 Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited 11,762.7 171.1
72 100 National Aluminium Company Limited 11,734.3 69.6
73 80 Bharat Electronics Limited 11,666.7 25.3
74 53 UCO Bank 11,378.0 (24.7)
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Profit L31
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
75 86 Bosch Limited# 10,925.6 23.5
76 70 Oracle Financial Services Software Limited 10,580.2 (7.9)
77 77 Container Corporation of India Limited 10,475.5 6.4
78 78 JSW Energy Limited 10,287.8 5.8
79 79 The Tata Power Company Limited 10,102.9 5.9
80 89 The Federal Bank Limited 10,057.5 19.9
81 69 Indian Bank 10,051.7 (13.3)
82 81 DLF Limited 9,695.7 71.3
83 97 Bajaj Finance Limited 8,978.7 24.9
84 99 Petronet LNG Limited 8,825.2 24.0
85 72 IDBI Bank Limited 8,733.9 (22.1)
86 - Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited 8,677.3 18.3
87 138 Tata Chemicals Limited 8,557.4 96.2
88 90 Divi's Laboratories Limited 8,470.6 7.0
89 92 Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited 8,318.0 7.7
90 85 Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited 8,317.8 (6.2)
91 94 Titan Company Limited 8,230.7 11.1
92 102 Dabur India Limited 7,865.4 16.9
93 109 Cummins India Limited 7,858.5 31.0
94 95 State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur 7,768.7 6.2
95 299 Torrent Power Limited 7,650.5 706.7
96 145 Reliance Capital Limited 7,570.0 85.1
97 98 Sun TV Network Limited 7,372.3 2.8
98 148 Bharat Forge Limited 7,226.1 86.4
99 105 CESC Limited 6,977.2 7.0
100 91 Muthoot Finance Limited 6,705.2 (14.0)
101 112 Godrej Consumer Products Limited 6,458.5 14.3
102 121 Apollo Tyres Limited 6,450.8 25.6
103 140 Andhra Bank 6,384.4 46.6
104 134 Tata Communications Limited 6,256.6 35.7
105 93 Torrent Pharmaceuticals Limited 6,231.8 (18.3)
106 118 Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited 6,212.9 17.4
107 68 Allahabad Bank 6,209.0 (47.0)
108 500 Central Bank of India 6,064.5 LP
109 113 Corporation Bank 5,842.6 4.0
110 116 GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Limited 5,836.0 (13.5)
111 106 Rolta India Limited^ 5,824.2 7.3
112 132 Colgate-Palmolive (India) Limited 5,589.8 17.6
113 178 Eicher Motors Limited 5,589.2 100.6
114 119 Shriram City Union Finance Limited 5,580.6 7.1
L32 Ranking By Net Profit INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
115 84 Grasim Industries Limited 5,561.4 (37.9)
116 115 Mphasis Limited 5,530.3 0.4
117 126 Exide Industries Limited 5,458.7 12.1
118 111 Marico Limited 5,451.7 (5.6)
119 135 Mindtree Limited 5,343.0 18.4
120 101 Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited 5,276.9 (18.8)
121 123 IFCI Limited 5,216.0 2.7
122 133 Pidilite Industries Limited 5,194.7 9.3
123 117 Motherson Sumi Systems Limited 5,149.0 (3.8)
124 409 Welspun India Limited 5,101.4 1,609.6
125 65 The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited 5,086.0 (57.0)
126 71 Oriental Bank of Commerce 4,970.8 (56.4)
127 125 Balkrishna Industries Limited 4,888.1 0.1
128 147 Britannia Industries Limited 4,803.5 23.2
129 156 Sintex Industries Limited 4,793.1 36.5
130 490 Adani Enterprises Limited 4,778.4 LP
131 127 Castrol India Limited 4,745.6 (2.3)
132 146 Emami Limited 4,716.3 17.2
133 120 Crompton Greaves Limited 4,710.9 (9.6)
134 129 Havells India Limited 4,649.4 (2.9)
135 142 The Karur Vysya Bank Limited 4,642.8 8.1
136 139 UPL Limited 4,633.3 6.4
137 88 Shree Cement Limited 4,617.9 (46.8)
138 136 Sundaram Finance Limited 4,541.4 2.6
139 166 The Karnataka Bank Limited 4,514.5 45.1
140 149 Bank of Maharashtra 4,506.9 16.8
141 - Gujarat Gas Limited 4,435.8 1,460.3
142 144 Vijaya Bank 4,394.1 5.7
143 154 Indraprastha Gas Limited 4,377.3 21.5
144 153 Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited 4,351.6 19.5
145 122 MOIL Limited 4,280.1 (16.0)
146 131 GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited# 4,188.2 (12.0)
147 152 Amara Raja Batteries Limited 4,181.4 12.6
148 165 AIA Engineering Limited 4,145.7 31.1
149 159 Prestige Estates Projects Limited 4,142.3 21.8
150 143 Gujarat State Petronet Limited 4,103.6 (2.1)
151 150 Arvind Limited 4,093.6 8.6
152 181 State Bank of Mysore 4,088.0 49.1
153 155 Coromandel International Limited 4,070.8 13.9
154 158 Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited 4,005.1 17.1
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Profit L33
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
155 204 Siemens Limited 4,005.0 81.6
156 157 City Union Bank Limited 3,950.2 10.7
157 137 Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Limited 3,911.7 (10.9)
158 174 Bayer CropScience Limited 3,830.0 32.3
158 163 Biocon Limited 3,830.0 18.1
160 151 PC Jeweller Limited 3,782.3 6.2
161 162 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited 3,612.9 9.2
162 104 Vardhman Textiles Limited 3,580.6 (45.1)
163 179 Tata Global Beverages Limited 3,579.1 30.3
164 185 TVS Motor Company Limited 3,478.3 31.5
165 170 Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Limited 3,461.4 14.6
166 169 Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Limited 3,438.0 13.4
167 190 Thermax Limited 3,359.4 32.8
168 168 State Bank of Travancore 3,355.3 10.2
169 217 Wockhardt Limited 3,318.2 67.1
170 191 Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited 3,216.9 29.3
171 216 Vakrangee Limited 3,205.7 61.5
172 183 IL&FS Transportation Networks Limited 3,186.6 19.8
173 161 Hexaware Technologies Limited 3,184.0 (4.7)
174 214 The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited 3,173.0 55.0
175 167 D. B. Corp Limited 3,169.8 3.5
176 176 The Supreme Industries Limited 3,157.1 12.2
177 205 Jindal Saw Limited 3,156.1 44.7
178 202 Ajanta Pharma Limited 3,133.2 41.9
179 227 Voltas Limited 3,110.5 68.2
180 128 Engineers India Limited 3,079.8 (35.8)
181 206 SRF Limited 3,077.3 42.1
182 124 The South Indian Bank Limited 3,072.0 (39.5)
183 184 CEAT Limited 3,051.0 15.6
184 207 Kaveri Seed Company Limited 3,021.7 43.5
185 198 Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited 2,866.1 20.3
186 186 KRBL Limited 2,850.5 9.5
187 182 National Buildings Construction Corporation Limited 2,773.0 12.2
188 212 Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited 2,716.7 31.5
189 188 Cyient Limited 2,711.6 6.4
190 273 Manappuram Finance Limited 2,707.3 19.8
191 199 Berger Paints India Limited 2,660.3 13.6
192 114 Dena Bank 2,654.8 (51.9)
193 200 Rajesh Exports Limited 2,639.4 16.3
194 201 United Breweries Limited 2,595.3 15.0
L34 Ranking By Net Profit INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
195 192 Persistent Systems Limited 2,593.0 4.3
196 130 Ipca Laboratories Limited 2,561.1 (46.3)
197 499 United Bank of India 2,559.9 LP
198 259 JK Tyre & Industries Limited 2,542.4 78.7
199 228 PI Industries Limited 2,432.5 32.4
200 256 The Ramco Cements Limited 2,423.5 76.0
201 180 DCM Shriram Limited 2,419.3 (11.9)
202 193 PTC India Limited 2,351.8 (4.6)
203 498 Ashok Leyland Limited 2,338.8 LP
204 238 Abbott India Limited 2,289.6 44.2
205 230 ABB India Limited 2,285.1 27.4
206 225 Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited 2,278.6 23.0
207 194 Jagran Prakashan Limited 2,235.5 (8.0)
208 208 Atul Limited 2,174.2 2.2
209 221 Lakshmi Machine Works Limited 2,169.4 13.1
210 268 Whirlpool of India Limited 2,105.1 71.3
211 246 GHCL Limited 2,104.2 42.9
212 - GRUH Finance Limited 2,038.0 15.2
213 289 Ushdev International Limited 2,034.9 96.0
214 236 SKF India Limited 2,027.7 7.4
215 - KPIT Technologies Limited 2,014.1 28.0
216 - The Shipping Corporation of India Limited 2,009.3 LP
217 213 Sobha Limited 1,990.9 (3.6)
218 197 Sanofi India Limited 1,970.5 (17.8)
219 241 Page Industries Limited 1,960.2 27.5
220 291 Orient Cement Limited 1,947.8 92.8
221 242 DCB Bank Limited 1,911.8 26.3
222 245 Himachal Futuristic Communications Limited 1,899.1 28.8
223 253 Birla Corporation Limited 1,882.9 33.8
224 244 Aarti Industries Limited 1,843.2 24.0
225 243 Akzo Nobel India Limited 1,836.0 22.2
226 223 Zensar Technologies Limited 1,831.1 (2.2)
227 229 Godfrey Phillips India Limited 1,830.8 (11.1)
228 318 Sarda Energy & Minerals Limited 1,821.7 134.0
229 232 Redington (India) Limited 1,819.6 (24.1)
230 219 Finolex Cables Limited 1,761.4 (10.7)
231 252 Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Limited 1,725.1 20.8
232 275 Kajaria Ceramics Limited 1,683.6 44.2
233 237 Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers Limited 1,667.3 3.4
234 248 Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited 1,656.1 13.1
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Profit L35
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
235 286 Indo Count Industries Limited 1,647.8 57.0
236 210 NIIT Technologies Limited 1,610.7 (22.7)
237 215 Bata India Limited# 1,597.2 (20.5)
238 280 JK Lakshmi Cement Limited 1,588.5 42.5
239 367 Gillette India Limited 1,581.3 207.5
240 297 J.K. Cement Limited 1,569.2 61.7
241 285 Jindal Poly Films Limited 1,562.4 48.6
242 269 FAG Bearings India Limited 1,528.8 25.5
243 337 Century Plyboards (India) Limited 1,508.2 125.3
244 203 Pfizer Limited 1,502.7 (32.0)
245 258 Magma Fincorp Limited 1,490.7 10.0
246 420 E.I.D.- Parry (India) Limited 1,482.5 458.8
247 270 Greaves Cotton Limited 1,474.5 21.8
248 240 Balmer Lawrie & Co Limited 1,474.4 (5.2)
249 247 The Indian Hotels Company Limited 1,466.8 0.0
250 262 K. P. R. Mill Limited 1,459.8 11.8
251 249 Rallis India Limited 1,454.2 (0.6)
252 261 Sundram Fasteners Limited 1,453.2 11.0
253 282 Jyothy Laboratories Limited 1,448.8 33.6
254 224 Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited 1,448.2 (22.1)
255 302 Isgec Heavy Engineering Limited 1,431.9 209.6
256 231 Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited 1,431.4 (19.8)
257 218 Nava Bharat Ventures Limited 1,428.9 (27.6)
258 271 Ashoka Buildcon Limited 1,421.8 19.4
259 263 Uflex Limited 1,419.8 9.8
260 264 Kwality Limited 1,409.3 11.5
261 366 JBF Industries Limited 1,394.4 169.7
262 175 IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited 1,383.3 (52.0)
263 283 Polaris Consulting & Services Limited 1,376.1 28.3
264 352 The Lakshmi Vilas Bank Limited 1,322.9 121.7
265 432 Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited 1,322.1 570.1
266 239 HT Media Limited 1,303.5 (16.2)
267 - Navneet Education Limited 1,293.0 14.2
268 277 ALSTOM India Limited 1,284.8 12.9
269 267 Blue Dart Express Limited 1,268.4 2.0
270 306 Honeywell Automation India Limited# 1,265.8 46.9
271 - Eros International Media Limited 1,241.9 9.3
272 266 Jubilant FoodWorks Limited 1,232.8 (2.0)
273 296 Maharashtra Seamless Limited 1,225.6 26.2
274 171 Punjab & Sind Bank 1,213.5 (59.6)
L36 Ranking By Net Profit INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
275 272 WABCO India Limited 1,206.6 2.7
276 274 Alstom T&D India Limited 1,205.7 3.0
277 - Solar Industries India Limited 1,179.2 25.7
278 220 Trident Limited 1,178.2 (40.2)
279 329 Avanti Feeds Limited 1,165.8 67.1
280 260 Sutlej Textiles and Industries Limited 1,161.4 (12.0)
281 251 Sadbhav Engineering Limited 1,137.3 (21.0)
282 295 OCL India Limited 1,136.9 16.2
283 334 J.B.Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Limited 1,135.8 2,793.5
284 - Hinduja Global Solutions Limited 1,125.8 (16.3)
285 437 Capital First Limited 1,120.2 56.8
286 387 NCC Limited 1,117.9 175.9
287 290 KEC International Limited 1,107.4 6.7
288 317 Blue Star Limited 1,106.3 19.3
289 354 Himatsingka Seide Limited 1,093.4 135.2
290 380 3M India Limited 1,083.4 152.0
291 222 Jain Irrigation Systems Limited 1,060.6 (44.3)
292 276 Greenply Industries Limited 1,060.0 (7.4)
293 195 Escorts Limited 1,053.4 (56.3)
294 358 HSIL Limited 1,041.5 85.3
295 375 TVS Srichakra Limited 1,037.9 118.7
296 339 Relaxo Footwears Limited 1,030.5 57.0
297 321 Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited 1,030.0 38.4
298 341 Raymond Limited 1,019.4 57.9
299 314 Force Motors Limited 1,013.6 30.5
300 300 Goodyear India Limited 1,012.4 7.6
301 308 Grindwell Norton Limited 1,010.2 22.7
302 359 Allcargo Logistics Limited 974.9 73.7
303 298 EIH Limited 966.3 7.7
304 310 Granules India Limited 952.3 17.6
305 307 J. Kumar Infraprojects Limited 943.9 12.3
306 343 Jayaswal Neco Industries Limited* 935.8 47.8
307 - Bodal Chemicals Limited 920.2 (11.7)
308 353 Srei Infrastructure Finance Limited 909.3 53.3
309 305 VA Tech Wabag Limited 904.1 2.1
310 287 TTK Prestige Limited 898.8 (14.3)
311 417 Skipper Limited 891.7 231.4
312 234 Graphite India Limited 877.9 (48.6)
313 301 Tube Investments of India Limited 868.6 (7.6)
314 294 Novartis India Limited 854.4 (13.3)
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Profit L37
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
315 393 Tata Metaliks Limited 854.3 43.8
316 293 RSWM Limited 848.6 (14.0)
317 370 Sterlite Technologies Limited* 842.4 67.8
318 279 Gujarat Ambuja Exports Limited 841.7 (24.6)
319 355 Kalyani Steels Limited 833.1 42.2
320 327 Mandhana Industries Limited 830.9 40.3
321 392 Srikalahasthi Pipes Limited 829.8 114.4
322 196 Finolex Industries Limited 821.6 (65.8)
323 311 Hindustan Construction Company Limited@ 816.5 1.3
324 316 Lloyd Electric & Engineering Limited 816.4 7.3
325 319 MBL Infrastructures Limited 801.6 6.7
326 342 Siyaram Silk Mills Limited 787.9 23.9
327 187 Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited 787.0 (69.2)
328 399 Pratibha Industries Limited 782.7 114.3
329 450 Hitachi Home and Life Solutions (India) Limited 777.6 866.0
330 - Mahindra CIE Automotive Limited 776.7 332.2
331 348 Aarti Drugs Limited 776.0 27.6
332 - Gulf Oil Lubricants India Limited 774.1 NA
333 347 Transport Corporation of India Limited 761.1 22.7
334 284 Puravankara Projects Limited 755.3 (28.8)
335 330 Munjal Showa Limited 749.6 7.5
336 496 Piramal Enterprises Limited 738.6 LP
337 292 Electrosteel Castings Limited* 726.7 (27.7)
338 328 V-Guard Industries Limited 707.2 0.8
339 - HIL Limited 701.9 557.0
340 312 Time Technoplast Limited 700.7 (12.8)
341 - Brigade Enterprises Limited 700.0 (22.0)
342 315 Astral Poly Technik Limited 688.4 (10.8)
343 345 BS Limited 685.8 9.4
344 373 Sundaram-Clayton Limited 681.0 42.4
345 325 Radico Khaitan Limited 676.4 (5.1)
346 177 Hindustan Copper Limited 675.8 (75.7)
347 346 Nectar Lifesciences Limited 662.6 6.7
348 - Rupa & Company Limited 657.1 5.9
349 374 Huhtamaki PPL Limited 646.2 36.1
350 257 Unichem Laboratories Limited 644.0 (52.6)
351 453 Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Limited 641.4 739.5
352 211 Mcleod Russel India Limited 625.7 (70.4)
353 349 Simplex Infrastructures Limited* 624.3 3.1
354 360 Godawari Power & Ispat Limited 621.1 11.0
L38 Ranking By Net Profit INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
355 323 Carborundum Universal Limited 614.3 (15.6)
356 278 HEG Limited 611.8 (45.4)
357 377 Gabriel India Limited 606.2 29.5
358 363 L.G. Balakrishnan & Bros Limited 577.9 6.3
359 335 Excel Crop Care Limited 568.3 (6.5)
360 336 Usher Agro Limited# 558.0 (10.7)
361 - Insecticides (India) Limited 548.4 37.3
362 - Asahi India Glass Limited 545.0 LP
363 365 Surya Roshni Limited 540.9 1.4
364 446 Man Industries (India) Limited* 535.6 501.8
365 395 Deepak Nitrite Limited 534.4 39.4
366 454 The West Coast Paper Mills Limited* 527.2 695.1
367 386 Sangam (India) Limited 515.7 27.3
368 - Nandan Denim Limited 514.3 30.8
369 429 IFB Industries Limited 497.3 130.2
370 449 Cosmo Films Limited 496.1 73.6
371 415 Minda Industries Limited 493.3 92.5
372 383 Kothari Products Limited 493.1 16.6
373 389 Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Limited 492.8 23.7
374 441 Eveready Industries India Limited 490.3 260.5
375 331 Apar Industries Limited 481.1 (30.9)
376 414 Somany Ceramics Limited 443.8 58.3
377 364 Trent Limited 436.3 (2.9)
378 382 VIP Industries Limited 435.4 2.1
379 388 Nilkamal Limited 424.6 6.1
380 403 Sudarshan Chemical Industries Limited 424.1 23.2
381 281 BGR Energy Systems Limited 421.5 (61.7)
382 436 Jay Bharat Maruti Limited 412.6 33.4
383 397 Shoppers Stop Limited 407.4 8.1
384 379 Fedders Lloyd Corporation Limited 401.8 (10.3)
385 350 Omaxe Limited 401.3 (33.4)
386 - Shasun Pharmaceuticals Limited 398.9 13.2
387 424 Steel Strips Wheels Limited 394.0 61.9
388 309 Hatsun Agro Product Limited 391.6 (52.1)
389 381 SRS Limited 388.1 (9.2)
390 340 Century Enka Limited 387.7 (38.4)
391 - The Indian Hume Pipe Company Limited 384.5 59.8
392 320 Dhunseri Petrochem Limited 377.2 (49.5)
393 326 Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited 375.4 (47.1)
394 - SML Isuzu Limited 369.4 112.3
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Profit L39
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
395 422 Sunil Hitech Engineers Limited 369.0 47.7
396 408 Supreme Petrochem Limited 356.2 21.7
397 - Shilpi Cable Technologies Limited 349.8 24.8
398 - Renaissance Jewellery Limited 344.5 27.1
399 445 Everest Industries Limited 342.1 273.9
400 368 Responsive Industries Limited 331.9 (34.7)
401 442 KEI Industries Limited 316.4 172.8
402 421 APL Apollo Tubes Limited 313.6 19.1
403 405 Uttam Galva Steels Limited@ 307.4 LP
404 394 LT Foods Limited 306.6 (20.2)
405 461 I G Petrochemicals Limited 300.1 43.0
406 426 JMC Projects (India) Limited 298.6 30.0
407 412 Wheels India Limited 297.4 4.7
408 - Meghmani Organics Limited 297.3 146.3
409 470 HBL Power Systems Limited* 296.6 LP
410 475 The India Cements Limited 294.5 LP
411 - Jamna Auto Industries Limited 294.4 LP
412 390 Tara Jewels Limited 292.0 (26.0)
413 433 Kkalpana Industries (India) Limited 291.2 49.5
414 400 Steel Exchange India Limited 284.6 (20.6)
415 378 Heritage Foods Limited 282.1 (37.7)
416 369 INEOS Styrolution India Limited# 280.2 (44.5)
417 - Good Luck Steel Tubes Limited 275.7 55.7
418 484 National Fertilizers Limited 262.4 LP
419 322 The State Trading Corporation of India Limited 261.9 LP
420 - Inox Leisure Limited 252.7 (32.3)
421 430 Federal-Mogul Goetze (India) Limited# 250.9 21.9
422 413 Sanwaria Agro Oils Limited 250.4 4.0
423 189 MMTC Limited 248.6 (90.1)
424 423 The Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Company Limited 245.6 0.9
425 456 JVL Agro Industries Limited 216.2 236.8
426 - Visaka Industries Limited 212.4 77.4
427 - Tide Water Oil Co. (India) Limited* 208.2 (71.0)
428 418 Seshasayee Paper and Boards Limited 205.6 (23.3)
429 402 Shrenuj & Co. Limited 205.5 (41.5)
430 431 Subros Limited 203.2 0.3
431 404 Polyplex Corporation Limited 199.4 (38.9)
432 427 Flexituff International Limited 197.6 54.7
433 411 Future Lifestyle Fashions Limited 185.5 (35.9)
434 250 Nahar Spinning Mills Limited 184.1 (87.2)
L40 Ranking By Net Profit INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
435 438 Sona Koyo Steering Systems Limited 179.8 (65.2)
436 361 Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri Limited 173.0 (68.6)
437 304 Supreme Infrastructure India Limited*@ 172.5 (80.8)
438 425 Venky's (India) Limited 171.5 (27.1)
439 452 Lumax Industries Limited 165.7 115.2
440 357 PVR Limited 157.9 (68.3)
441 464 Century Textiles and Industries Limited 154.9 469.5
442 457 Shirpur Gold Refinery Limited 154.4 166.2
443 - Mafatlal Industries Limited* 153.8 (7.1)
444 - Loyal Textile Mills Limited 149.9 (23.9)
445 458 SPML Infra Limited* 137.8 185.9
446 - Strides Shasun Limited 137.1 LP
447 483 Phillips Carbon Black Limited 126.4 LP
448 463 Gokul Refoils and Solvent Limited 125.4 333.3
449 479 Zuari Agro Chemicals Limited 123.7 LP
450 384 Patel Engineering Limited 118.9 (52.4)
451 - Compuage Infocom Limited 116.9 0.7
452 391 Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Limited* 109.8 (71.9)
453 - Filatex India Limited 96.0 LP
454 351 Kirloskar Brothers Limited 84.9 (82.2)
455 419 Banswara Syntex Limited 80.3 (69.8)
456 - Jubilant Life Sciences Limited 68.9 (97.0)
457 448 BEML Limited 65.7 LP
458 416 Linde India Limited 54.0 (80.0)
459 410 DCM Shriram Industries Limited 43.8 (84.9)
460 467 Videocon Industries Limited*# 20.3 LP
461 462 Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Limited 14.8 (51.2)
462 428 Sunflag Iron and Steel Company Limited (1.6) PL
463 - Omax Autos Limited (2.3) LL
464 477 HeidelbergCement India Limited# (5.9) LL
465 407 Savita Oil Technologies Limited (12.7) PL
466 324 India Glycols Limited* (33.9) PL
467 466 Ruchi Soya Industries Limited* (39.9) PL
468 396 DCW Limited (53.2) PL
469 - Gokaldas Exports Limited (91.9) LL
470 482 Dhampur Sugar Mills Limited (103.6) LL
471 480 JK Paper Limited (127.4) LL
472 478 Himadri Chemicals & Industries Limited (144.0) LL
473 469 Bajaj Electricals Limited (147.9) LL
474 472 Welspun Corp Limited (157.1) LL
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Profit L41
Rank
Company Name Net Profit (` Mn) (%) Change
2016 2015
475 303 Indo Rama Synthetics (India) Limited* (158.0) PL
476 471 Thangamayil Jewellery Limited (222.8) LL
477 473 Future Enterprises Limited (264.5) LL
478 333 Nahar Industrial Enterprises Limited (280.1) PL
479 459 Orient Paper & Industries Limited (286.5) PL
480 468 Ruchi Infrastructure Limited (376.0) PL
481 439 Godrej Industries Limited (508.0) PL
482 460 Balrampur Chini Mills Limited (577.3) PL
483 455 Kohinoor Foods Limited (725.5) PL
484 444 ITD Cementation India Limited* (761.2) PL
485 486 United Spirits Limited* (848.0) LL
486 288 Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited@ (857.3) PL
487 255 BASF India Limited (960.9) PL
488 481 McNally Bharat Engineering Company Limited* (1,142.2) LL
489 173 Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (1,220.7) PL
490 487 Shree Renuka Sugars Limited (1,608.9) LL
491 474 Usha Martin Limited* (1,922.5) LL
492 362 Clariant Chemicals (India) Limited (2,402.7) PL
493 493 The Dhanlaxmi Bank Limited* (2,414.7) LL
494 110 Adani Power Limited* (2,805.0) PL
495 108 Indian Overseas Bank (4,543.3) PL
496 451 Punj Lloyd Limited (5,066.6) PL
497 376 Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited (14,741.3) PL
498 107 Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (17,462.9) PL
499 96 Reliance Communications Limited (31,230.0) PL
500 87 Tata Motors Limited (43,352.0) PL
Symbols used
# Annualised Financials
* Financials with Auditors Observations
^ Abridged Annual Report
^^ Annual unaudited financials for the period ending 30 Sep 2015 are considered for the purpose of the publication.
The company has changed its year ending from 30th Sep 2014 to 31st Mar 2016.
PL Profit to Loss
LP Loss to Profit
LL Loss in Current and Previous Year
@ The companies which have adopted different debt restructuring mechanisms such as joint lenders forum (JLF),
5:25 scheme, corporate debt restructuring (CDR) and strategic debt restructuring (SDR).
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Worth L43
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
1 1 Reliance Industries Limited 1,707,990.0
2 2 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited 1,435,532.6
3 3 State Bank of India 1,284,382.2
4 4 NTPC Limited 813,648.1
5 5 ICICI Bank Limited 804,293.6
6 6 Indian Oil Corporation Limited 664,308.0
7 7 Tata Steel Limited 662,888.7
8 10 HDFC Bank Limited 620,094.2
9 11 Infosys Limited 480,680.0
10 9 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 453,850.3
11 14 Axis Bank Limited 446,765.1
12 8 Bharti Airtel Limited 438,431.0
13 15 Hindustan Zinc Limited 432,359.5
14 12 Steel Authority of India Limited* 419,945.7
15 17 Bank of Baroda 388,480.5
16 18 Punjab National Bank 376,919.7
17 16 Hindalco Industries Limited@ 372,312.2
18 19 Power Grid Corporation of India Limited* 371,716.0
19 21 Larsen & Toubro Limited 367,172.9
20 13 Cairn India Limited 351,377.2
21 24 Wipro Limited 341,532.0
22 22 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited 339,090.7
23 20 Vedanta Limited 337,781.4
24 23 NMDC Limited 322,411.9
25 26 Power Finance Corporation Limited 322,174.2
26 25 Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited 309,648.5
27 29 ITC Limited 302,532.8
28 27 GAIL (India) Limited 283,755.8
29 28 Bank of India 278,915.9
30 30 NHPC Limited 273,308.2
31 32 Canara Bank 264,533.9
32 31 JSW Steel Limited 254,567.6
33 166 Tata Global Beverages Limited 249,572.9
34 36 Rural Electrification Corporation Limited 248,514.7
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
35 34 Maruti Suzuki India Limited 234,119.0
36 87 Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited 226,636.4
37 33 IDBI Bank Limited 226,542.5
38 38 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited 222,308.3
39 35 Oil India Limited 214,889.5
40 37 Reliance Infrastructure Limited 206,767.8
41 51 Reliance Communications Limited 203,150.0
42 45 HCL Technologies Limited 193,664.8
43 41 UltraTech Cement Limited 187,840.4
44 40 Union Bank of India 183,361.8
45 39 Bharti Infratel Limited 179,542.0
46 42 Mahindra & Mahindra Limited 176,871.9
47 43 DLF Limited 170,310.5
48 47 IDFC Limited 168,088.9
49 44 Coal india Limited 167,147.3
50 49 Central Bank of India 156,427.5
51 46 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 156,053.9
52 50 Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited 148,713.9
53 94 The Federal Bank Limited 146,837.2
54 56 Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited 141,410.9
55 53 The Tata Power Company Limited 140,091.7
56 48 Indian Overseas Bank 139,344.9
57 55 Oriental Bank of Commerce 131,574.5
58 57 National Aluminium Company Limited 126,610.9
59 58 Indian Bank 125,577.3
60 59 Reliance Capital Limited 123,560.0
61 62 Syndicate Bank 121,403.0
62 64 UCO Bank 119,392.2
63 61 Allahabad Bank 117,937.2
64 88 Yes Bank Limited 116,799.9
65 75 Piramal Enterprises Limited 113,483.5
66 78 Tech Mahindra Limited* 112,233.0
67 63 Grasim Industries Limited 111,772.8
68 73 Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited 110,819.0
69 67 Cipla Limited 109,341.8
70 70 Bajaj Auto Limited 105,389.3
71 72 Dr. Reddys Laboratories Limited 105,140.0
72 66 Corporation Bank 104,844.8
73 65 Videocon Industries Limited*# 103,077.9
74 77 IndusInd Bank Limited 102,535.2
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
75 68 Adani Enterprises Limited 102,519.1
76 74 SJVN Limited 102,028.2
77 71 Ambuja Cements Limited 101,030.0
78 76 Andhra Bank 93,512.2
79 80 Shriram Transport Finance Company Limited 91,997.9
80 92 Lupin Limited 90,128.1
81 81 Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited 84,730.6
82 83 ACC Limited 82,349.7
83 84 Tata Communications Limited 81,618.5
84 90 Bharat Electronics Limited 78,843.4
85 86 LIC Housing Finance Limited 78,124.9
86 82 Idea Cellular Limited 76,742.8
87 85 Adani Power Limited* 76,026.9
88 95 Container Corporation of India Limited 75,939.5
89 91 JSW Energy Limited 75,859.9
90 99 Bosch Limited# 73,469.0
91 103 CESC Limited 71,162.6
92 98 Bank of Maharashtra 70,511.9
93 100 Torrent Power Limited 69,011.7
94 96 Dena Bank 66,754.3
95 60 Tata Motors Limited 66,246.2
96 - The Shipping Corporation of India Limited 65,336.0
97 107 Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited 64,912.9
98 109 Hero MotoCorp Limited 64,469.3
99 97 Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited 63,794.3
100 101 IFCI Limited 62,589.2
101 104 The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited 61,100.5
102 118 MRF Limited^^ 60,797.7
103 105 Tata Chemicals Limited 60,262.4
104 108 State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur 60,126.8
105 - Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited 59,628.7
106 106 Vijaya Bank 59,232.4
107 111 Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited 56,647.5
108 123 Aurobindo Pharma Limited 53,595.4
109 89 Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited 53,044.2
110 117 State Bank of Travancore 52,523.5
111 116 United Bank of India 52,339.7
112 115 Shree Cement Limited 51,932.6
113 119 Siemens Limited 51,177.0
114 120 Muthoot Finance Limited 50,386.9
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
115 145 Future Enterprises Limited 49,638.4
116 113 The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited 49,304.1
117 151 Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited 48,661.0
118 122 Punjab & Sind Bank 48,116.2
119 125 Bajaj Finance Limited 47,687.8
120 133 Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited 46,312.1
121 126 Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited 45,601.0
122 132 Cadila Healthcare Limited 45,103.0
123 121 Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited 44,547.8
124 124 State Bank of Mysore 43,615.8
125 135 The Karur Vysya Bank Limited 42,460.3
126 146 Sintex Industries Limited 42,245.5
127 127 Jindal Saw Limited 42,213.4
128 134 Asian Paints Limited 41,511.9
129 152 Shriram City Union Finance Limited 40,803.2
130 128 Mphasis Limited 40,419.0
131 131 Exide Industries Limited 40,117.9
132 139 Crompton Greaves Limited 38,939.9
133 147 Prestige Estates Projects Limited 38,920.1
134 137 Hindustan Unilever Limited 37,020.8
135 157 Ashok Leyland Limited 36,733.6
136 144 Divi's Laboratories Limited 35,580.1
137 141 Gujarat State Petronet Limited 34,949.7
138 160 Bharat Forge Limited 34,897.2
139 138 The South Indian Bank Limited 34,532.1
140 143 The Karnataka Bank Limited 33,890.6
141 142 MOIL Limited 33,727.2
142 150 IL&FS Transportation Networks Limited 33,526.7
143 158 Apollo Tyres Limited 32,570.6
144 136 The India Cements Limited 32,525.1
145 153 Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Limited 32,400.7
146 168 NCC Limited 31,994.9
147 130 Punj Lloyd Limited 31,967.9
148 186 Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited 31,690.5
149 148 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited 31,473.8
150 167 Titan Company Limited 30,886.4
151 154 Vardhman Textiles Limited 30,694.5
152 159 Sun TV Network Limited 30,200.5
153 156 UPL Limited 30,041.8
154 79 Oracle Financial Services Software Limited 29,906.7
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
155 179 Sundaram Finance Limited 29,503.0
156 164 Cummins India Limited 28,771.6
157 162 Rajesh Exports Limited 28,404.3
158 180 Nestl India Limited 28,372.1
159 172 Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited 27,962.2
160 171 Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited 27,041.6
161 165 ABB India Limited 26,964.6
162 198 City Union Bank Limited 26,955.3
163 163 Srei Infrastructure Finance Limited 26,554.9
164 169 PTC India Limited 26,377.8
165 173 Manappuram Finance Limited 26,230.5
166 170 Birla Corporation Limited 26,062.1
167 161 The Indian Hotels Company Limited 25,870.9
168 178 Biocon Limited 25,678.0
169 182 Arvind Limited 25,670.8
170 175 Engineers India Limited 25,657.9
171 191 Godrej Consumer Products Limited 25,653.7
172 176 Nava Bharat Ventures Limited 25,302.3
173 181 The Ramco Cements Limited 25,274.4
174 149 Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited 24,546.6
175 177 EIH Limited 24,289.1
176 193 Havells India Limited 23,672.0
177 183 Jain Irrigation Systems Limited 23,462.3
178 188 Sobha Limited 23,445.4
179 204 Marico Limited 23,193.3
180 209 Dabur India Limited 23,161.0
181 - Mahindra CIE Automotive Limited 23,064.3
182 210 Balkrishna Industries Limited 22,903.8
183 229 Rolta India Limited^ 22,866.2
184 194 SRF Limited 22,656.8
185 190 Maharashtra Seamless Limited 22,639.4
186 192 Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Limited 22,431.8
187 200 Thermax Limited 22,413.1
188 184 Ruchi Soya Industries Limited* 21,976.4
189 205 Ipca Laboratories Limited 21,561.0
190 222 IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited 21,497.7
191 189 Coromandel International Limited 21,497.3
192 202 Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited 21,366.9
193 214 GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Limited 21,088.4
194 217 Indraprastha Gas Limited 20,927.7
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
195 208 Motherson Sumi Systems Limited 20,919.0
196 203 Pidilite Industries Limited 20,712.2
197 206 Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited 20,681.7
198 219 Century Textiles and Industries Limited 20,594.8
199 220 Bayer CropScience Limited 20,317.0
200 196 BEML Limited 20,208.6
201 195 Jayaswal Neco Industries Limited* 20,031.1
202 227 Mindtree Limited 19,993.0
203 225 PC Jeweller Limited 19,903.8
204 212 Electrosteel Castings Limited* 19,616.5
205 129 United Spirits Limited* 19,405.8
206 - Jubilant Life Sciences Limited 19,378.2
207 211 Omaxe Limited 19,096.4
208 213 Hindustan Copper Limited 18,615.3
209 207 Welspun Corp Limited 18,570.1
210 199 GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited# 18,516.7
211 226 DCM Shriram Limited 18,504.9
212 215 Puravankara Projects Limited 18,469.0
213 230 Voltas Limited 18,311.9
214 218 Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited 18,309.2
215 - Gujarat Gas Limited 18,249.2
216 224 United Breweries Limited 18,090.1
217 221 Graphite India Limited 17,519.2
218 216 Escorts Limited 17,080.9
219 228 Patel Engineering Limited 16,990.4
220 244 Amara Raja Batteries Limited 16,950.5
221 231 Uflex Limited 16,781.2
222 238 Godrej Industries Limited 16,576.1
223 251 AIA Engineering Limited 16,449.3
224 242 TVS Motor Company Limited 16,106.6
225 239 Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited 15,943.8
226 241 Cyient Limited 15,920.5
227 309 CEAT Limited 15,391.0
228 281 DCB Bank Limited 15,371.6
229 247 Shree Renuka Sugars Limited 15,355.6
230 261 Future Lifestyle Fashions Limited 15,188.0
231 236 Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited 15,187.9
232 294 The Lakshmi Vilas Bank Limited 14,776.9
233 245 HT Media Limited 14,653.9
234 259 Jindal Poly Films Limited 14,576.6
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Worth L49
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
235 237 National Fertilizers Limited 14,544.1
236 243 Simplex Infrastructures Limited* 14,367.4
237 306 Trident Limited 14,297.0
238 288 Welspun India Limited 14,294.7
239 254 SKF India Limited 14,161.7
240 289 Capital First Limited 14,154.7
241 284 HSIL Limited 14,077.1
242 - Strides Shasun Limited 13,922.0
243 257 Hindustan Construction Company Limited@ 13,848.0
244 240 Linde India Limited 13,752.3
245 250 Trent Limited 13,673.9
246 255 E.I.D.- Parry (India) Limited 13,621.1
247 233 J.K. Cement Limited 13,605.6
248 256 Redington (India) Limited 13,599.5
249 246 MMTC Limited 13,556.6
250 383 Clariant Chemicals (India) Limited 13,528.4
251 268 Wockhardt Limited 13,442.0
252 252 BGR Energy Systems Limited 13,401.7
253 300 Sadbhav Engineering Limited 13,358.6
254 270 Persistent Systems Limited 13,348.9
255 253 JK Lakshmi Cement Limited 13,291.2
256 275 National Buildings Construction Corporation Limited 13,241.3
257 263 Tube Investments of India Limited 13,205.3
258 258 Uttam Galva Steels Limited@ 13,156.4
259 - Brigade Enterprises Limited 13,151.5
260 260 Alstom T&D India Limited 13,113.4
261 249 Mcleod Russel India Limited 12,999.0
262 262 Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited 12,887.4
263 273 Godfrey Phillips India Limited 12,872.4
264 276 Berger Paints India Limited 12,778.5
265 266 Allcargo Logistics Limited 12,766.2
266 269 Magma Fincorp Limited 12,743.3
267 279 Finolex Cables Limited 12,643.4
268 277 D. B. Corp Limited 12,605.1
269 290 KRBL Limited 12,575.6
270 280 Lakshmi Machine Works Limited 12,524.4
271 264 Force Motors Limited 12,383.7
272 267 Sterlite Technologies Limited* 12,337.4
273 326 Vakrangee Limited 12,315.3
274 291 Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Limited 12,286.8
L50 Ranking By Net Worth INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
275 320 Britannia Industries Limited 12,229.2
276 234 Usha Martin Limited* 12,141.6
277 327 Eicher Motors Limited 12,050.6
278 274 Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers Limited 11,963.3
279 278 OCL India Limited 11,926.4
280 305 Emami Limited 11,796.0
281 282 Raymond Limited 11,672.3
282 265 Balrampur Chini Mills Limited 11,172.1
283 297 The Supreme Industries Limited 11,061.7
284 293 FAG Bearings India Limited 11,052.1
285 361 Pfizer Limited 11,037.6
286 292 JBF Industries Limited 10,993.9
287 312 Sanofi India Limited 10,981.6
288 317 JK Tyre & Industries Limited 10,914.8
289 310 Ashoka Buildcon Limited 10,321.2
290 298 Jagran Prakashan Limited 10,271.5
291 313 Hexaware Technologies Limited 10,268.7
292 319 Atul Limited 10,155.7
293 287 J.B.Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Limited 10,150.6
294 321 Himachal Futuristic Communications Limited 10,096.5
295 295 Novartis India Limited 10,019.9
296 299 Sarda Energy & Minerals Limited 9,904.6
297 - KPIT Technologies Limited 9,855.7
298 311 KEC International Limited 9,825.4
299 304 ALSTOM India Limited 9,736.1
300 324 Orient Cement Limited 9,636.0
301 325 Bata India Limited# 9,628.2
302 286 BASF India Limited 9,625.6
303 302 Nectar Lifesciences Limited 9,579.5
304 307 NIIT Technologies Limited 9,543.0
305 308 Unichem Laboratories Limited 9,464.3
306 303 HEG Limited 9,405.9
307 331 Abbott India Limited 9,336.4
308 316 Akzo Nobel India Limited 9,184.0
309 334 Aarti Industries Limited 9,078.0
310 340 Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Limited 9,067.1
311 349 Whirlpool of India Limited 9,024.8
312 328 Balmer Lawrie & Co Limited 8,892.1
313 333 Honeywell Automation India Limited# 8,813.1
314 336 K. P. R. Mill Limited 8,784.0
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Worth L51
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
315 357 PI Industries Limited 8,683.8
316 344 WABCO India Limited 8,592.2
317 335 Sundram Fasteners Limited 8,589.7
318 315 Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Limited* 8,586.4
319 362 Ushdev International Limited 8,580.3
320 323 HeidelbergCement India Limited# 8,542.9
321 350 Carborundum Universal Limited 8,499.0
322 187 Torrent Pharmaceuticals Limited 8,474.0
323 301 Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited@ 8,436.4
324 367 Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited 8,335.6
325 322 Himadri Chemicals & Industries Limited 8,271.4
326 343 Gujarat Ambuja Exports Limited 8,248.1
327 338 Time Technoplast Limited 8,239.2
328 373 Surya Roshni Limited 8,110.1
329 354 3M India Limited 8,032.1
330 330 Greaves Cotton Limited 8,009.4
331 329 Kirloskar Brothers Limited 7,949.0
332 348 Radico Khaitan Limited 7,897.9
333 382 J. Kumar Infraprojects Limited 7,890.9
334 337 Finolex Industries Limited 7,844.8
335 392 Ajanta Pharma Limited 7,831.7
336 - Hinduja Global Solutions Limited 7,799.2
337 356 Rallis India Limited 7,782.6
338 332 Zuari Agro Chemicals Limited 7,755.2
339 346 Godawari Power & Ispat Limited 7,725.6
340 365 Supreme Infrastructure India Limited*@ 7,719.2
341 370 Colgate-Palmolive (India) Limited 7,703.2
342 314 GHCL Limited 7,694.2
343 341 Nahar Spinning Mills Limited 7,603.2
344 395 Kaveri Seed Company Limited 7,581.9
345 366 Zensar Technologies Limited 7,444.3
346 363 Gillette India Limited 7,423.4
347 351 Kothari Products Limited 7,415.5
348 352 Shoppers Stop Limited 7,407.1
349 342 JK Paper Limited 7,403.6
350 359 Pratibha Industries Limited 7,349.1
351 368 Lloyd Electric & Engineering Limited 7,336.7
352 347 The Dhanlaxmi Bank Limited* 7,238.5
353 372 Isgec Heavy Engineering Limited 7,204.5
354 397 Kajaria Ceramics Limited 7,203.5
L52 Ranking By Net Worth INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
355 - GRUH Finance Limited 7,104.9
356 355 Century Enka Limited 7,074.0
357 353 Bajaj Electricals Limited 6,788.9
358 374 VA Tech Wabag Limited 6,784.0
359 - Inox Leisure Limited 6,777.4
360 375 Himatsingka Seide Limited 6,752.3
361 390 Jubilant FoodWorks Limited 6,485.5
362 410 MBL Infrastructures Limited 6,469.4
363 396 Jyothy Laboratories Limited 6,428.1
364 379 TTK Prestige Limited 6,426.8
365 369 Apar Industries Limited 6,335.8
366 377 SRS Limited 6,272.4
367 451 Astral Poly Technik Limited 6,118.4
368 388 Grindwell Norton Limited 6,102.9
369 426 Kwality Limited 6,074.0
370 371 The West Coast Paper Mills Limited* 5,975.9
371 394 Mandhana Industries Limited 5,962.6
372 272 Polaris Consulting & Services Limited 5,881.6
373 386 Shrenuj & Co. Limited 5,837.9
374 400 Sunflag Iron and Steel Company Limited 5,835.3
375 402 Blue Star Limited 5,834.8
376 387 Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited 5,830.5
377 364 Nahar Industrial Enterprises Limited 5,777.4
378 318 Dhunseri Petrochem Limited 5,724.0
379 423 ITD Cementation India Limited* 5,678.3
380 384 Savita Oil Technologies Limited 5,641.5
381 409 Sutlej Textiles and Industries Limited 5,594.1
382 417 Transport Corporation of India Limited 5,593.7
383 112 Petronet LNG Limited 5,582.9
384 431 Huhtamaki PPL Limited 5,571.8
385 - Navneet Education Limited 5,550.1
386 - Meghmani Organics Limited 5,529.3
387 389 DCW Limited 5,528.6
388 404 BS Limited 5,525.2
389 398 Tara Jewels Limited 5,442.9
390 405 Responsive Industries Limited 5,442.7
391 385 Indo Rama Synthetics (India) Limited* 5,389.5
392 393 HBL Power Systems Limited* 5,316.3
393 407 JVL Agro Industries Limited 5,248.6
394 - Solar Industries India Limited 5,236.1
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Worth L53
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
395 - Tide Water Oil Co. (India) Limited* 5,163.8
396 401 Phillips Carbon Black Limited 5,096.4
397 406 INEOS Styrolution India Limited# 5,030.1
398 420 Goodyear India Limited 4,941.0
399 412 Nilkamal Limited 4,904.1
400 345 Castrol India Limited 4,869.2
401 360 Man Industries (India) Limited* 4,861.4
402 381 Greenply Industries Limited 4,810.0
403 427 Kalyani Steels Limited 4,727.9
404 414 SPML Infra Limited* 4,645.6
405 416 Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri Limited 4,628.3
406 413 The Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Company Limited 4,578.7
407 399 India Glycols Limited* 4,545.3
408 415 Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Limited 4,512.9
409 419 Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Limited 4,510.2
410 421 Federal-Mogul Goetze (India) Limited# 4,507.7
411 429 RSWM Limited 4,366.0
412 435 Siyaram Silk Mills Limited 4,328.7
413 - HIL Limited 4,288.1
414 425 JMC Projects (India) Limited 4,282.4
415 424 Polyplex Corporation Limited 4,132.3
416 430 Usher Agro Limited# 4,123.7
417 403 Kohinoor Foods Limited 4,115.6
418 438 Munjal Showa Limited 4,089.0
419 433 Cosmo Films Limited 4,062.5
420 - Shasun Pharmaceuticals Limited 3,953.3
421 422 Dhampur Sugar Mills Limited 3,936.1
422 432 Seshasayee Paper and Boards Limited 3,917.2
423 462 Page Industries Limited 3,848.6
424 439 Fedders Lloyd Corporation Limited 3,847.6
425 460 Century Plyboards (India) Limited 3,846.5
426 418 Orient Paper & Industries Limited 3,833.1
427 437 Wheels India Limited 3,788.6
428 436 Supreme Petrochem Limited 3,746.9
429 443 Sundaram-Clayton Limited 3,740.2
430 445 Sangam (India) Limited 3,711.6
431 453 V-Guard Industries Limited 3,709.0
432 446 Minda Industries Limited 3,675.3
433 447 IFB Industries Limited 3,659.4
434 - Mafatlal Industries Limited* 3,645.7
L54 Ranking By Net Worth INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
435 468 Relaxo Footwears Limited 3,623.9
436 452 Sunil Hitech Engineers Limited 3,613.2
437 441 Gokul Refoils and Solvent Limited 3,585.9
438 434 Venky's (India) Limited 3,584.1
439 - Renaissance Jewellery Limited 3,565.1
440 440 Flexituff International Limited 3,525.2
441 457 L.G. Balakrishnan & Bros Limited 3,442.2
442 454 Steel Strips Wheels Limited 3,390.8
443 456 Deepak Nitrite Limited 3,390.8
444 444 Granules India Limited 3,385.2
445 450 APL Apollo Tubes Limited 3,321.2
446 - Visaka Industries Limited 3,314.2
447 465 Excel Crop Care Limited 3,276.6
448 464 Gabriel India Limited 3,233.0
449 448 McNally Bharat Engineering Company Limited* 3,144.1
450 - Rupa & Company Limited 3,139.8
451 463 Everest Industries Limited 3,126.5
452 490 Indo Count Industries Limited 3,111.5
453 458 PVR Limited 3,071.2
454 - Asahi India Glass Limited 3,069.2
455 461 VIP Industries Limited 3,058.8
456 467 KEI Industries Limited 3,028.9
457 469 Aarti Drugs Limited 3,024.0
458 466 LT Foods Limited 3,011.2
459 476 Skipper Limited 2,988.1
460 - SML Isuzu Limited 2,951.8
461 478 Srikalahasthi Pipes Limited 2,923.5
462 - Insecticides (India) Limited 2,885.6
463 - The Indian Hume Pipe Company Limited 2,864.4
464 481 Hitachi Home and Life Solutions (India) Limited 2,839.6
465 485 TVS Srichakra Limited 2,733.1
466 - Shilpi Cable Technologies Limited 2,731.9
467 480 Steel Exchange India Limited 2,728.0
468 472 Sanwaria Agro Oils Limited 2,654.6
469 470 Sudarshan Chemical Industries Limited 2,636.6
470 488 Avanti Feeds Limited 2,599.6
471 - Nandan Denim Limited 2,586.1
472 493 Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Limited 2,580.2
473 471 Shirpur Gold Refinery Limited 2,542.9
474 479 Somany Ceramics Limited 2,523.1
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES Ranking By Net Worth L55
Rank
Company Name Net Worth (` Mn)
2016 2015
475 473 I G Petrochemicals Limited 2,387.7
476 378 Blue Dart Express Limited 2,314.3
477 475 Kkalpana Industries (India) Limited 2,301.4
478 477 Ruchi Infrastructure Limited 2,264.6
479 474 Sona Koyo Steering Systems Limited 2,240.2
480 482 Banswara Syntex Limited 2,235.0
481 - Omax Autos Limited 2,126.9
482 483 DCM Shriram Industries Limited 2,112.3
483 492 Hatsun Agro Product Limited 2,057.2
484 - Eros International Media Limited 2,055.6
485 489 Jay Bharat Maruti Limited 2,029.7
486 - Jamna Auto Industries Limited 1,983.1
487 487 Heritage Foods Limited 1,905.4
488 498 Tata Metaliks Limited 1,873.8
489 - Gulf Oil Lubricants India Limited 1,866.0
490 - Bodal Chemicals Limited 1,847.1
491 - Good Luck Steel Tubes Limited 1,809.8
492 - Filatex India Limited 1,702.5
493 491 Lumax Industries Limited 1,699.9
494 486 Subros Limited 1,573.9
495 - Gokaldas Exports Limited 1,557.5
496 500 Eveready Industries India Limited 1,428.1
497 499 The State Trading Corporation of India Limited 1,414.1
498 - Loyal Textile Mills Limited 1,312.2
499 495 Thangamayil Jewellery Limited 1,225.4
500 - Compuage Infocom Limited 802.3
Symbols used
# Annualised Financials
* Financials with Auditors Observations
^ Abridged Annual Report
^^ Annual unaudited financials for the period ending 30 Sep 2015 are considered for the purpose of the publication.
The company has changed its year ending from 30th Sep 2014 to 31st Mar 2016.
PL Profit to Loss
LP Loss to Profit
LL Loss in Current and Previous Year
@ The companies which have adopted different debt restructuring mechanisms such as joint lenders forum (JLF),
5:25 scheme, corporate debt restructuring (CDR) and strategic debt restructuring (SDR).
SMERA Ratings on Pharmaceutical Industrys API
Dilemma & Overwhelming Focus on Generics
The Indian pharmaceutical industry (IPI) is estimated to be around ` 2.20 lakh crore
(FY16) and SMERA estimates that the industry will record a CAGR of 8-9% over the next
two years.
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2.50
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1.17
1.37
IPIs market share is 3.1% in the global
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pharmaceutical market. The industry is
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The healthy growth of the pharmaceutical industry can be attributed to Indias large pop-
ulation of over 1.28 bn with increasing instances of lifestyle diseases, rising disposable
income, low cost manufacturing to name a few. While we estimate that there are nearly
23,000 registered manufacturing units in India, the market share of the top 250 units
alone accounts for over 70%. The domestic market contributes around 47% to the IPI
turnover, while the share of exports is almost 53%.
The industry is characterized by low spending on R&D and this condition keeps India
dependent on the vagaries of multinational licenced drug manufacturers. Since, the in-
dustry is not suciently investing in cutting edge R&D activity- its ability to develop new
consumer categories remains limited. However, as one of the worlds top generic manu-
facturing destinations, the Indian pharma industry is starring at a revenue potential of
$43 bn from drugs expected to go o patent between 2015 and 2017. Even though, in
recent times, there has been issues due to non-compliance with standards; improved
adherence to USFDA and other international regulators, we expect the pharma industry
to be even better placed. Apart from the R&D issue, the Katoch Committee (KC) on the
promotion of domestic manufacture of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) reveals
the Achilles heel of Indias high value pharma industry.
Comparative performance of Micro and Small enterprises against Medium Enterprises (SMERA rated universe) in
terms of operating performance:
Medium enterprises tend to fare better on operational performance compared to micro and small enterprises on ac-
count of higher scale of operations and resultant economies of scale. It has also been observed that the protability
of MSMEs increases as they move up the value chain.
Overall, SMERA believes that the industry has a good chance in maintaining its leadership and evolve. However, there
is a need to focus on data integrity and proper documentation, apart from strict quality checks, to be compliant with
stringent USFDAs GMP guidelines. This will enable Indian companies to not only reap the benets of exporting to
developed markets but also expand their domestic product portfolios.
A g r o C h e m i ca l s
Agro Chemicals
Comparative Matrix
PI Industries Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 87-180-6551
About the Company
PI Industries Ltd (PI) was incorporated in 1947 as Mewar Oil and General Mills Ltd and acquired its Top 500 Ranking
present name in 1993. The company is a subsidiary of Parteek Finance & Investment Company Ltd. Income 320
PI operates in two business segments viz. domestic agri-inputs and custom synthesis exports. The
agri-input business segment manufactures and markets agrochemicals, plant nutrients, speciality Net Profit 199
fertilizers and hybrid seeds. The custom synthesis segment provides custom synthesis and contract Networth 315
manufacturing of agro chemicals, pharma intermediates and other niche fine chemicals. Some of
the key brands under agri-input portfolio include Nominee Gold, Osheen, Foratox, Fosmite, Biovita Address
and Roket amongst other. PI operates three manufacturing sites in Gujarat having three formulation Udaisagar Road,
units and six multi product plants for manufacuturing of active ingredients and intermediates. PI has Udaipur - 313001, Rajasthan
a wide distribution network covering over 35,000 retail points and 8,000 distributors. In FY15, the Website: www.piindustries.com
company launched two products namely KEEFUN, an insecticide and BIOVITA, a speciality nutrition
product. In Dec 2015, PI launched new product named VIBRANT under insecticide segment to
control pest of rice crop.
Subros Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-008-3272
About the Company
Subros Ltd (Subros) was founded in 1985, as a joint venture public limited company with 40% Top 500 Ranking
ownership by Suri family of India and 13% ownership by Denso Corporation & Suzuki Motor Income 440
Corporation each. Subros is one of the leading manufacturers of thermal products for automotive
applications in India. Subros has manufacturing plants two at Noida and one each at Manesar, Pune, Net Profit 430
Chennai and Sanand with an annual capacity of 1.5 Million AC Kits p.a. The company has grown Networth 494
from a capacity of 15,000 AC units in 1985 comprising of largely an assembly operation, into one
of the largest and integrated manufacturing units in India for auto air conditioning systems. Subros Address
manufactures compressors, condensers, heat exchangers and all connecting elements required to Lower Ground Floor,
complete AC loop and caters to all segments viz. passenger vehicles, buses, trucks, refrigeration World Trade Centre,
transport, off- roaders & railways. Customers of the company include Maruti Suzuki, TATA, Force Barakhamba Lane,
Motors, DENSO, Renault Nissan, Indian railways and Ashok Leyland among others. During FY15, New Delhi - 110001, Delhi
Subros inaugurated STEC (Subros Tool Engineering Centre) in Noida; this will focus on addressing Website: www.subros.com
the demands of captive tools and molds requirements.
Escorts Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-005-7755
About the Company
Escorts Ltd (Escorts), the flagship company of the Escorts Group, was incorporated in 1944 as Escorts Top 500 Ranking
(Agents) Ltd. In 1953, it merged with Escorts (Agriculture and Machines) Ltd to form Escorts Agents Income 194
Pvt Ltd. It eventually acquired its present name in 1960. Escorts is engaged in the manufacture of
agri machinery, auto products, railway products and construction equipment. The product portfolio Net Profit 293
of agri machinery division includes tractors, engines, gensets, lubricants and crop solutions. The Networth 218
auto products division manufactures shock absorbers, telescopic front forks, Mcpherson struts,
steering components and special dampers. Railway products includes locomotives, wagons, EMUs, Address
coaches and metro, while the construction equipment portfolio includes cranes, loaders, forklifts, 15/5,
compactors. It operates eight manufacturing plants in India and one in Europe. In FY15, Escorts Mathura Road,
launched the ALT - Anti Lift Tractor Series under the Powertrac brand, 4WD (4 Wheel Drive) under Faridabad - 121003, Haryana
the Farmtrac brand, and FT 6050 4WD among others. Website: www.escortsgroup.com
Canara Bank
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-005-6757
About the Company
Canara Bank (Canara Bank) was incorporated in 1906, as Canara Bank Hindu Permanent Fund and Top 500 Ranking
was nationalized in 1969. The bank provides services to various segments such as personal banking, Income 18
corporate banking, NRI banking, priority banking and MSME banking services. It offers vast product
portfolio like saving & deposit accounts, loan products, mutual funds, insurance services, cards, Net Profit 36
consultancy services, depository services, remittance facilities and agriculture/ rural credit schemes Networth 31
amongst others. The bank has set up 147 hi-tech E-lounges in select branches with facilities like
ATMs, cash deposit kiosk with voice guided system, cheque deposit kiosk, self-printing passbook Address
kiosk, internet banking terminal, online trading terminal and corporate website access. The bank 112,
also launched Canara Bank RuPay Debit Card, Canara Club Card Debit, Canara Elite Debit Card, J C Road,
Canara Bank Platinum Rupay Cards and EMV Chip Cards under debit and credit cards. Online Savings Bengaluru - 560002, Karnataka
Bank and PPF account opening were introduced during FY15. It has a pan India presence with 5727 Website: www.canarabank.com
branches and 9132 ATMs and clientele accounts base of 6.96 crore and also has 7 overseas branches
as on Mar 31, 2015.
Bank of India
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-005-6880
About the Company
Bank of India (BoI) was founded on 7th September, 1906 in Mumbai. The bank was nationalised in Top 500 Ranking
1969. The bank came out with the public issue in 1997, followed by qualified institutions placement Income 19
in 2008. BOI business segments include treasury operations, wholesale banking and retail banking.
It operates in the corporate, retail, MSME, rural, NRI and cards business; where it offers products Net Profit 53
and services like project finance and syndication services, loans & deposit schemes, trade finance, Networth 29
investment products and CASA term insurance among others. In FY15, the bank introduced virtual
cards for e-commerce; PayWave- Tap and go contactless payment systems; self-service kiosks Bar Address
coded passbooks; BoI EasyPay person to person payment solutions; miscall facility to know the C - 5, Star House,
balance of SB/CD/OD accounts; it also introduced Instant Money Transfer Facility (IMTF). As on G Block,
Mar31, 2015 the bank had 6771 ATMs, introduced 246 new branches and 400 e-Galleries. 306 B K C, Bandra (East),
Branch of Future was operationalized during the same period to provide specialised customer Mumbai - 400051, Maharashtra
services. Currently, the bank has 25 branches in foreign countries and 31 representative offices. Website: www.bankofindia.co.in
Allahabad Bank
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-007-7050
About the Company
Allahabad Bank (Alhd Bank) was founded on April 24, 1865 by a group of Europeans at Allahabad. Top 500 Ranking
In 1920, it became a part of the P&O Banking Corporation group and was nationalized in 1969. In Income 48
2002, the bank came out with Initial Public Offer (IPO). Alhd Bank operates in treasury, corporate/
wholesale and retail banking business segments. The Bank offers deposit, credit products and Net Profit 107
international banking services. As on Mar 31, 2015, Alhd Bank has 3183 branches with 1283 in Networth 63
rural areas, 716 in semi-urban areas, 654 in urban and 530 in metro. During FY15, the bank has
introduced new services and products like Twelve hour banking services in 33 selected branches Address
across the country and new scheme called All Bank No Frill Savings Bank Account, this account can 2,
be opened with an initial deposit of rupees five only. In FY15, the bank has established 18 financial Netaji Subhas Road,
literacy centres (FLCs) across India. The bank has also launched a new product for opening of savings Kolkata - 700001, WB
bank account with an android based smartphone named All Bank Selfie during the same period. Website: www.allahabadbank.com
Corporation Bank
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-019-2792
About the Company
Corporation Bank (CorpnBank) was established in 1906 as Canara Banking Corporation (Udipi) Top 500 Ranking
Ltd. The bank acquired its present name in 1980, following its nationalisation in the same year. Income 50
CorpnBank primarily operates in personal banking, corporate banking, NRI banking and priority
banking services. Under personal banking, CorpnBank offers savings accounts, deposit schemes, Net Profit 109
loan facilities, remittances, cards, insurance and tax & pension schemes. Under corporate banking, Networth 72
CorpnBank offers working capital financing, term financing, cash management etc. Under priority
banking, CorpnBank offers credit facilities to agriculture and MSME sectors. NRI banking services like Address
saving accounts, term deposits, remittance facilities and loan facilities to NRIs. In FY15, CorpnBank Mangaladevi Temple Road,
has opened 277 new branches and 669 ATMs taking the total count to 2,298 branches and 2,933 P.O.Box 88,
ATMs as on Mar 31 2015. In FY15, CorpnBank launched products namely Corp SaralPlus Savings Pandeshwar,
account, Corp FCNR premium, Corp Club, Corp Privilege and Corp Global Card. CorpnBank also Mangalore - 575001, Karnataka
launched three new variants of Corp Payroll accounts viz. Corp Pay Super, Corp Payroll and Corp Pay Website: www.corpbank.com
Signature during the year.
Andhra Bank
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-033-2562
About the Company
Andhra Bank (Andhra Bank), incorporated in 1923 primarily operates under retail, corporate, NRI, Top 500 Ranking
agriculture and MSME banking segments. Under retail banking, Andhra Bank offers deposit schemes, Income 55
retail loans such as housing, vehicle, education, personal, mortgage loans etc. Under corporate
banking, it offers various products & services such as working capital loans, bill financing, EXIM Net Profit 103
financing, term financing, equipment financing; project appraisal services and loan syndication Networth 78
services among others. NRI banking services include NRE, NRO accounts, remittance facilities etc.
Andhra bank provides loan facilities for agricultural and allied activities including various schemes Address
such as AB Kisan Rakshak, AB Kisan Chakra and AB Kisan Vikas Cards among others. Under MSME, Dr. Pattabhi Bhavan,
the bank provides term finance, open cash credit and composite loan schemes to MSMEs. As on 5-9-11, Saifabad,
Mar 31 2015, Andhra Bank had a wide network of 4,782 Delivery Channels consisting of 2,507 Hyderabad - 500004, Telangana
branches, 8 extension counters, 35 satellite offices and 2,232 ATMs. In FY15, the bank launched Website: www.andhrabank.in
cash recyclers and introduced the facility of scheduling of NEFT payments by the internet banking
customers.
Bank of Maharashtra
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-028-0423
About the Company
Bank of Maharashtra (BoM) was incorporated in 1935 and was nationalized in 1969. In 2005, BoM Top 500 Ranking
ventured into bancassurance and mutual fund distribution business. BoM offers various deposit Income 65
schemes and loan products along with other services such as demat services, RTGS/NEFT, NRI
Services, credit cards and door step banking amongst others. BoM has tie-ups with 25 AMCs for Net Profit 140
selling MF products and has corporate agency agreements with LIC and UIIC to sell life and non- Networth 92
life insurance products. In FY15, BoM launched products such as Mahabank Gold Loan Scheme,
Maha Combo Loan Scheme, Mahabank Top Up Loan Scheme, Maha Secure, Maha Sarvajan Savings Address
Bank Deposit Scheme and MahaMobile amongst others. During the year, BoM launched five new 1501, Lokmangal,
products for MSMEs which includes Maha MSME Project Loan Scheme, Maha MSME Cash Credit Shivajinnagar,
Scheme, Maha MSME Collateral Free Term Loan Scheme, Maha MSME Collateral Free Cash Credit Pune - 411005, Maharashtra
Scheme and Maha MSME Machinery/Equipment Scheme. As on Mar 31 2015, BoM operated with Website: www.bankofmaharashtra.in
a total branch network 1,880 spread over 30 states and 4 union territories.
Income 68
Vijaya Bank offers various savings & deposits and loan products under retail banking, NIM 1.9
corporate banking, treasury and international banking. The bank also provides advances ROA 0.3
to infrastructure and agricultural segments, SMEs, weaker sections, SHGs, women and Net NPA Ratio 1.9
minority community. In addition, the bank also provides merchant banking, collection
(As on Mar 31, 2015)
of taxes, cash management, credit & debit cards and money transfer services amongst
others. Vijaya Bank provides depository services and has tie-up arrangements with IDBI Management Details
Capital for providing online trading. As on Mar 31, 2016, the bank had a total business Managing Director & CEO
of ` 2,160 bn. During FY15, the bank opened 246 new branches, thereby taking the KK Sansi
number of branches to 1,863 branches comprising 395 metro, 474 urban, 508 semi- Directors
urban and 486 rural branches. Vijaya Bank has 31 regional offices. The ATM network of G Narayanan
the bank also grew from 1,383 as on Mar 31 2015 to 1,651 as on Mar 31 2016. Vijaya BSR Rao
Bank provides access to over 220,900 ATMs connected under National Financial Switch N Rao Y
across the country. The mobile banking customers of bank grew from 43370 in March S Kumar
2015 to 504,887 by the end of March 2016, registering a robust growth of 1064%. With S Varma
Y Muralikrishna
infusion of ` 2.26 bn by Govt of India supplemented by banks own initiatives, the banks
MB Rao
CRAR under Basel III stands at 12.58% with Tier I+CET at 9.45% and Tier II 3.13%. VVR Sastry
S Raghunath
New Products and Initiatives B Rao
During the year, Vijaya Bank launched several innovative and attractive technology P Vaidyanathan
products such as, V-Online SB, the facility to open online SB account through the banks
website, V-Abacus a facility to open account by giving a missed call and opening of
account through Tab Banking. V-Gyansagar is another unique initiative by Vijaya Bank
to impart financial information to the public as part of financial literacy. Another unique
technology initiative of the bank relates to introduction of V-QuickPay, the next generation
bill payment service where the bill payment is made by scanning of QR code. Keeping
customer convenience at the forefront, an integrated and full-fledged call centre has
been introduced for managing the queries related to all kinds of banking transactions. In Address & Website
order to curtail the asset quality issues, the bank introduced an Initiative, War Room;
under which NPA accounts are being followed vigorously with branches for recovery. 41/2,
M.G. Road,
Financial Inclusion Bengaluru 560001,
Karnataka
In line with the countrys inclusive growth framework, the bank has been actively
Website
pursuing the agenda of Financial Inclusion. The banks initiatives in this direction aim at www.vijayabank.com
financial empowerment and reaching banking services to the rural masses. The bank has
adopted Chandagalu village, Mandya District, Karnataka under digital village program,
where in all the families having mobile have been on-boarded for mobile banking. In
FY16, Vijaya Bank took a lead role in implementing the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana
(PMJDY) scheme. To achieve the goals of financial inclusion under PMJDY, the bank has
been allotted 1,151 Sub Service Areas (SSAs) covering 3,410 villages and 432 wards for
providing banking facilities to unbanked households. The bank provides banking services
to these villages through 289 branches and 827 bank Mitras. As on March 31, 2016,
Vijaya Bank opened around 1.54 mn basic savings bank deposit accounts and mobilised
` 1,583.5 mn deposits. Further, till March 31st 2016, Vijaya Bank enrolled 2.2 mn accounts
under social security schemes namely Pradhan Mantri Jivanjyothi Bima Yojana (PMJBY),
Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) and Atal Pension Yojana (APY).
Income 270
Manufacturing Units
SKF India Ltd has three manufacturing facilities located at Pune in Maharashtra, Bengaluru in Karnataka and Haridwar in Uttarakhand
as on Mar 31, 2015.
Pune: The Company established its Pune plant in 1965. The products manufactured at the plant primarily cater to automotive
and industrial electrical segment. The company manufactures different types of bearings such as Small Deep Groove Ball Bearing
(DGBB), Medium DGBB TRB, THU, HBU, Thin section BB. The plant is accredited with ISO 9001, ISO 140041 quality and OHSAS
18001 certification. SKF India has installed 1.1 MW Roof Top solar power plant at its Pune location including the factory and
corporate office.
Bengaluru: The Company established its Bengaluru plant in 1989. This plant manufactures a wide range of products like DGBB,
Value Added Solutions such as rocker arm bearing, rocker arm assembly, clutch lifter, cam follower, cylindrical roller, solid oil
ball cage, steering column bearings and one way clutch and customized products and assemblies such as postal rollers, sheave
assemblies, pulley assemblies and roller assemblies. The plant is accredited with TS 16949 / ISO 14000 quality certification. SKF
India has installed 1 MW Roof Top solar power plant at its Bengaluru location.
Haridwar: The Company established its Haridwar based plant in 2010. The products manufactured at the Haridwar plant primarily
caters to two wheeler segment. The company manufactures deep groove ball bearings (DGBB) for the two wheeler segment. The
plant is accredited with ISO 14001 and OSHAS 18001 certifications.
Outlook
The parent company AB SKF continues to provide R&D support on technology development which enables SKF India to produce
products of immense benefits across various sectors and provide a competitive advantage in the market.
The Governments Make in India initiative is a pathbreaker that can revolutionise the countrys economy. This initiative has
opened up key sectors including Railways, Defence, Space, Insurance and Aviation to dramatically higher levels of Foreign
Direct Investment. Regulatory policies have been relaxed to facilitate investments and ease of doing business, and bottlenecks
have been removed. This initiative is a strong signal of the governments commitment to enhance manufacturing in the country,
which in turn will benefit SKF India.
Customers increasingly expect their partners to be integrated solutions provider, who can deliver innovative and reliable solutions
which will equip them to win in their markets. SKF India is well placed to deliver high performance and customised solutions as
needed which offer increased reliability and higher energy efficiency.
SKF Indias new corporate office building is now LEED Platinum certified
ACC Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-028-0365
About the Company
ACC Ltd (ACC) was incorporated in 1936 as The Associated Cement Companies Ltd. In 1993, ACC Top 500 Ranking
commenced commercial manufacturing of RMC at Mumbai. In 2006, the companys subsidiaries Income 73
Damodhar Cement & Slag Ltd, Bargarh Cement Ltd and Tarmac (India) Ltd got merged with the
company and in the same year it acquired its present name. ACC is primarily engaged in manufacture Net Profit 65
of cement and RMC. The various types of cement manufactured by ACC include bulk cement, Networth 82
Portland slag cement, fly-ash based Portland pozzolana cement, OPC 53 grade and OPC 43 grade.
ACC operates 17 cement plants and 47 RMC plants along with three wind farms which include Address
9 MW farm in TN, 7.5 MW in Rajasthan and 2.5 MW in Maharashtra. In CY14, ACC commenced Cement House,
operation of waste heat recovery system at Gagal Cement works. During the year ended Dec 2014, 121, Maharshi Karve Road,
ACC produced 24.24 MMT and sold 24.21 MMT of cement. During the same year, RMC production Mumbai 400020, Maharashtra
and sales volume of ACC stood at 1.97 MCM and 2.12 MCM respectively. Website: www.acclimited.com
HIL Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-007-7928
About the Company
HIL Ltd (HIL), formerly known as Hyderabad Industries Ltd was incorporated in the year 1946. Top 500 Ranking
The company is a part of CK Birla Group. The company is primarily engaged in production and Income 452
distribution of building products and thermal insulation products for refractories along with
generation of wind power. Building products manufactured by HIL include fibre cement sheets, Net Profit 339
aerocon panels, autoclaved aerated cement (AAC) blocks, material handling & processing plant Networth 413
and equipments and advanced polymer products. The company markets its building products
under the brand Aerocon, roofing solutions under brand Charminar and insulation products under Address
the brand name Hysil. HIL Industries operates with 13 manufacturing facilities located across AP, L7 Floor, SLN Terminus,
Telangana, Haryana, Maharashtra, TN, UP, Odisha, Gujarat, Jharkhand and Kerala. The company Survey No. 133,
also operates wind turbine generators in Gujarat, TN and Rajasthan. In FY15, HIL commissioned an Near Botanical Gardens, Gachibowli,
AAC blocks manufacturing facility in Jhajjar, Haryana with an installed capacity of 0.15 MCMPA and Hyderabad - 500032, Telangana
a manufacturing facility for CPVC and UPVC pipes and fittings at Timmapur, Telangana with an initial Website: www.hil.in
capacity of 1,555 MT.
Atul Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-217-9848
About the Company
Atul Ltd (Atul) was incorporated in 1975. Atul has two reporting segments, namely life science Top 500 Ranking
chemicals and performance and other chemicals. The classification is based under seven Income 263
businesses, namely, aromatics, bulk chemicals and intermediates, colors, crop protection, floras,
pharmaceuticals and intermediates and polymers. Atul is a well-diversified company managing Net Profit 208
complex chemicals processes to cater the needs of varied industries to name some prominent Networth 292
are adhesives, agriculture, automobile, construction, cosmetic, defence, dyestuff, electrical and
electronics, food, paint and coatings, pharmaceutical, soap and detergent, textile etc across the Address
world. It has several production facilities in India: Ankleshwar and Valsad, Gujarat and Tarapur, Atul House,
Maharashtra and subsidiary company with production facility in the UK Bristol. Atul manufacturers G I Patel Marg,
around 920 products and 460 formulations divided into life science chemicals and performance Ahmedabad - 380014, Gujarat
and other chemicals. Some of its prominent brands include; Cyno, Rugo, Lapox, Salix, Polygrip and Website: www.atul.co.in
Coneo among others. In FY15, performance and other chemicals accounted for more than 70% of
the companys overall sales.
GHCL Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 92-132-4476
About the Company
GHCL Ltd (GHCL) was incorporated in 1983 as Gujarat Heavy Chemicals Ltd. GHCL primarily operates Top 500 Ranking
in two business segments namely inorganic chemicals and textile. GHCL under its inorganic chemical Income 282
segment manufactures light and dense soda ash which is mainly used in manufacturing of detergent,
soap, glass, sodium salts and dyes. It also manufactures sodium bi-carbonate under two grades Net Profit 211
namely food grade and technical grade. GHCLs textile business manufactures home textile products Networth 342
like bed linen, curtains, made-ups and cotton yarn. GHCL has also diversified into salt business
through its edible salt division which manufactures various variant of salt including refined iodised Address
salt, iodised crystal salt, herbal salt, refined edible salt and iron fortified salt amongst others. The GHCL House,
soda ash, salt works and refinery and textile division located across various locations in Gujarat and Opp. Punjabi Hall,
TN. As on Mar 31, 2015 the annual installed capacity of the company stood at 850,000 MT for soda Navrangpura,
ash, 1.75 lakh of spindles, 72,000 MT for refined salt, 27,000 MT for sodium bicarbonate and 34,000 Ahmedabad - 380009, Gujarat
mtrs for cloth processing. The company markets its soda ash under the brand name LION. Website: www.ghclindia.com
I G Petrochemicals Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-012-3045
About the Company
I G Petrochemicals Ltd (IGPL) was incorporated in the year 1988 and commenced commercial Top 500 Ranking
production in 1992. IGPL is promoted by HP Dhanuka Group through Mysore Petro Chemicals Ltd Income 441
and other group companies in technical collaboration with Lurgi GmbH, Germany. The company is
listed on both NSE and BSE. The company is engaged in production and sale of phthalic anhydride Net Profit 405
(PAN) which found applications in various industries like flexible PVC, plastics, paints, construction, Networth 475
transportation and marine amongst others. IGPL operates through three plants located at Taloja in
Maharashtra which have an installed capacity of producing 169,250 MTPA of PAN. In Nov 2015, the Address
company entered into a JV with Dubai Natural Gas Ltd in UAE through its wholly owned subsidiary; T-10, 3rd Floor,
IGPL FZE for manufacturing Maleic Anhydride with a capacity of 45,000 MTPA. The JV is named as Jairam Complex, Mala,
ENOC - I G Petrochemicals LLC. Neugi Nagar,
Panaji - 403001, Goa
Website: www.igpetro.com
Income 479
Due to backward Integration from dyestuff division, the company uses about 60% of
its own raw materials when it produces dyestuff and dye intermediates. Out of the
total sales about 40% is exported and the balance products are sold in the domestic
markets.
The broader areas of operation of the company are: Address & Website
Plot No.123 - 124,
1. Dyes Phase - 1,
GIDC, Vatva,
Bodal Chemicals is a leading manufacturer of reactive, acid and direct dyes. It has Ahmedabad - 382445,
a manufacturing capacity of more than 150 different products of dyes to cater to Gujarat
textile, leather and paper industry. Website
2. Dye Intermediates www.bodal.com
Recent Developments
Bodal Group always strives for betterment of human lives. Bodal group is working on new project which focuses on the enhancement
of quality of human Life. Bodal Group is bringing this project under the name M/s Trion Chemicals Pvt Ltd. Trion Chemicals is coming up
with a specialty chemical product mainly used for water treatment. Water is the only thing which has the highest priority in the human
lives. This project is under construction and is expected to commence production by August 2016. It will be zero discharge plant and
will reuse the water after treating it with advanced technology effluent treatment with recovery plant. Thus, this project will be 100%
eco-friendly in true terms. This new project after completion will have the potential to generate revenue of about ` 2.4 bn.
Bodal has also commenced the new project of LABSA (Raw Material for Detergent & Soap) through its subsidiary Bodal Agrotech Ltd.
This project has the total production capacity of 1,500 MTPM. LABSA project has the potential of achieving turnover of ` 100-120 Cr.
The company has achieved its highest ever Total Revenue from the operations, it increased by 8.94%
EBIDTA of the company stood at ` 1.9 bn.
Profit after tax increased by 200.18%
EPS of the Company stood at ` 8.43 as against ` 2.81 for the previous year
Company reduced its borrowing cost by 42% compared to F.Y. 2013-2014
Income 108
Performance Highlights
The revenue for FY 15 was 84920 million, up from 62708 million in FY 14. (Growth of 36 %) EBIDTA was 6493 million, up from 4049
million in FY 14. (Growth of 60 % )The Post Tax profit was 1118 million, up from 405 million in FY 14. Growth of 176 %)EBIDTA margin
% was 7.8 %, up from 6.6 % in FY 14.
Key Highlights
CIDC New Delhi awarded NCC the Vishwakarma Award in the following categories:
Industry Doyen award-AAV Ranga Raju,MD
Best professionally managed company-NCC Limited
Best Construction Project-ESIC Gulbarga
Best Artisans Award for six workmen of the company.
Voltas Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-009-1507
About the Company
Voltas Ltd (Voltas), a Tata Group company was incorporated in 1954. Voltas offers engineering Top 500 Ranking
solutions for a wide spectrum of industries in areas such as heating, ventilation and air conditioning, Income 155
refrigeration, electro-mechanical projects, textile machinery, mining and construction equipment,
water management & treatment, cold chain solutions, building management systems, and indoor Net Profit 179
air quality. The company undertakes turnkey projects in fields such as electrical power projects; Networth 213
electro-mechanical works comprising HVAC, electrical systems for buildings, plumbing, fire fighting,
ELV and specialized systems, building security and other utilities; and environmental and water Address
pollution control, pumping stations and water supply, and water and waste water treatment Voltas House A,
projects. Voltas operates through manufacturing units located at Thane, Dadra and Pantnagar. As Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Road,
on Mar 31 2015, the order book position of the company stood at ` 38.9 bn. In May 2015, Voltas Chinchpokli,
launched All-Weather Smart ACs with smart inverter technology, smart mobile application and Mumbai - 400033, Maharashtra
smart sense technology. It also launched Fresh-Air Coolers with features like honeycomb cooling Website: www.voltas.com
pads, carbonised dust filter and powerful air throw in May 2015.
Income 396
Wiring Harness It manufactures wiring harness for the industries like automotive, A-19/B-1 Extension,
white goods, consumer durable, medical, etc. Shilpi is serving through multi location Mohan Co-op. Industrial Estate,
Mathura Road,
facilities at three locations (Bhiwadi, Pune and Hosur) for serving the diverse range
P.O. Badarpur,
of industry primarily. With multi location facilities, Shilpi has the distinct advantage New Delhi - 110044,
of being close to customers and working closely with them for developments of the Delhi
new products. Website
Business-to-Consumer During 2014, Shilpi introduced new retail brand named www.shilpicables.com
SAFE Wires and Cables providing house wiring devices and switchgear solutions for
Manufacturing Units
The company has its manufacturing units located in Chopanki and Bhiwadi with an area of 10.5 acres. It has a capacity to produce more
than 10,80,000 km of wires and 18,000 km of RF feeder cable in a year. The units are equipped with availability of more than 95% of
power back up systems, effluent treatment plants and rain water harvesting systems in place.
Chopanki Unit
For its radio frequency corrugated feeder cables unit at Chopanki in Rajasthan, the company has sourced international standards
manufacturing technology from Rosendahl. It uses advance technique of Physical foaming along with Triple Layer Extrusion as this
helps in achieving higher percentage of foaming. Increased foaming percentage thereby reduces the chance of communication loss
while the cable is in use.
The auto wiring facility manufacturing Auto PVC insulated wires of Shilpi Cables is also situated at Chopanki. The unit uses best in class
automated manufacturing technology by Neihoff, maillfer. It also includes internal laboratory with all standardized testing equipments
like salt spray test, climate chamber, resistance tester, elongation, tensile testing, abrasion amongst others.
Bhiwadi Unit
The company develops and produces wide range of wiring harness for two wheelers, four wheelers and commercial vehicle segment;
it also manufactures components related to wiring harness. The unit has all state-of-art facilities like crimping machine, assembly line
for wire insertion and connector assembly, automated cutting & striping amongst others.
Key Updates
During 2015, Shilpi Cables launched Modular Plate & MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker) series. The company also entered into a joint
venture with Eyecom Telecommunications Equipments Ltd, marking its foray in the next generation technology of Base Station
Antenna.
In May 2016, the company sought approval to expand its manufacturing operations to Abu Dhabi through its subsidiary by setting up
of having capacity of 60,000 metric tonne (MT) for manufacturing of copper products with an investment of US$ 150 million.
Overseas Operation
The company started its overseas operations in 2011 and is taking several steps to expand its geographic foot print with key focus on
emerging markets. The company is also partnering with technology providers to develop solutions to harness its Indian operational
expertise. For the financial year ending 2015-16 the companys consolidated annual turnover stands at ` 38,955 mn while on a
standalone basis the companys revenue from Indian operations stands at ` 19,058 mn. The company has also started operations in
Singapore and Hong Kong and is planning to enter markets of African region.
Siemens Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-031-7621
About the Company
Siemens Ltd (Siemens) was incorporated in 1957 as Siemens Engineering and Manufacturing Top 500 Ranking
Company India Pvt Ltd. In 1987, it acquired its present name. Siemens offers a solution portfolio Income 84
consisting of industry-specific applications to optimize the performance of enterprises across the
entire value chain, sustainable solutions for energy generation, transmission, distribution and Net Profit 155
consumption, value-added services and consulting. The company has its business aligned into seven Networth 113
divisions namely power & gas, energy management, mobility, building technologies, digital factory,
process industries & drives and healthcare. In FY15, the company sold and transferred its metals Address
technologies business as a going concern on a slump sale basis to VAI Metals Technologies Pvt Ltd. 130, Pandurang Budhkar Marg,
In Oct 2015, Siemens signed MoU with IL&FS and GIFTCL to develop smart mobility solutions for Worli,
Gujarat International Finance Tec-City. In Jan 2016, the company won order worth ` 1.12 bn from Mumbai - 400018, Maharashtra
Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited for supply of air insulated substations and order Website: www.siemens.com
worth ` 1.55 bn from PSI International for supply of 420kV gas insulated switchgear for a greenfield
project.
BEML Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-012-5305
About the Company
BEML Ltd (BEML), formerly known as Bharat Earth Movers Ltd, was established in May 1964 as a Top 500 Ranking
public sector undertaking for the manufacture of rail coaches and spare parts and mining equipment Income 244
at its Bangalore complex. The company is Asias second-largest manufacturer of earth moving
equipment, and controls about 70% of the Indian market in that sector. It is engaged in three major Net Profit 457
business verticals, viz. Mining & Construction, Defence and Rail & Metro. BEML manufactures a Networth 200
variety of heavy equipment used for earth moving, transport and mining, which includes bulldozers,
dump trucks, hydraulic excavators, wheel loaders, rope shovels, walking draglines, motor graders Address
and scrapers, integral railcoaches, electric multiple units, rail buses, track laying equipment and BEML Soudha,
overhead equipment Inspection cars. It has manufacturing plants in Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), No. 23 / 1, 4th Main,
Bengaluru, Palakkad and Mysore. Its products are exported to more than 56 countries. In FY15, S R Nagar,
more than 55% of the companys sales turnover came from the sale of in-house developed R&D Bengaluru - 560027, Karnataka
products. Website: www.bemlindia.com
FEATURES
Quick and hassle-free process Simple documentation
No hidden charges Easy repayment options
AHMEDABAD: 6630 7000 BENGALURU: 4118 3000 BHUBANESWAR: 239 5060 CHANDIGARH: 398 9123 CHENNAI: 2859 9300 COIMBATORE: 430 1100
DEHRADUN: 1860 420 4222 GUWAHATI: 266 6915 HYDERABAD: 6647 5001 INDORE: 443 3333 JAIPUR: 98750 88888 KOCHI: 93877 66666 KOLKATA:
6655 6655 LUCKNOW: 398 9123 MUMBAI: 6663 6000 NAGPUR: 256 6000 NASHIK: 660 6000 NEW DELHI: 4111 5111 PATNA: 669 0669 PUNE: 2550 5000
RAIPUR: 424 3100 SURAT: 671 1800 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: 99959 98000 VADODARA: 230 8400.
All loans at the sole discretion of HDFC Ltd. For detaled terms & conditions, visit hdfc.com CIN: L70100MH1977PLC019916 NETWORK HDFC611-16
FIs / NBFCs /
F i n a n c i a l Se r v i c e s
Housing Development Finance
Corporation Limited
to owning.
INDIAS TOP 500 COMPANIES
All loans at the sole discretion of HDFC Ltd. For detaled terms & conditions, visit hdfc.com CIN: L70100MH1977PLC019916 NETWORK HDFC612-16
Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-009-5540
About the Company
Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd (HDFC) was incorporated in 1977 as Indias first Top 500 Ranking
specialized mortgage company. The company has financed more than 5 mn homes. It is amongst Income 41
the largest mobilisers of public deposits outside the banking system. It has also undertaken several
consultancy assignments in housing finance in various countries across Asia, Africa and East Europe. Net Profit 17
It has extensive distribution network of 392 interconnected offices (including 113 offices of HDFC Networth 26
Sales) all over India. It has three representative offices in Dubai, London and Singapore offering
home loan products to non-resident Indians and persons of Indian origin. It provides diversified Address
financial services banking, insurance (life and general), asset management, realty, real estate Ramon House,
venture capital, education loan. In FY15, HDFC launched the Online Property Bazaar in New Delhi, 169, H T Parekh Marg,
which showcased about 185 properties from across the Delhi-NCR region. HDFCs key associates Backbay Reclamation,
and subsidiary companies include HDFC Bank Ltd, HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Ltd, HDFC Churchgate, Mumbai - 400020, Maharashtra
ERGO General Insurance Company Ltd, HDFC Asset Management Company Ltd, GRUH Finance Ltd, Website: www.hdfc.com
HDFC Venture Capital Ltd and Credila Financial Services Pvt Ltd.
Income 83
Network
LICHFL operates from its registered and corporate office in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
Its extensive marketing network includes; seven regional offices, 17 back offices and
233 marketing units covering more than 450 centres across India. Its overseas include
representative offices in Kuwait and Dubai, that mainly cater to NRIs in the GCC countries
covering Bahrain, Dubai, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia The company continues to
serve the customers at their door step through home loan agents, direct selling agents Address & Website
and customer relation associates. To extend its marketing reach, it has around 13, 700
intermediaries. Bombay Life Building,
2nd Floor,
45/47, VN Road,
Financial Highlights Mumbai 400001,
Some of the important highlights of the companys performance in FY15 include; Maharashtra
LICHFL loan portfolio expanded by 19% to reach ` 1.08 trillion, with individual loan Website
portfolio growing by 19% to reach ` 1.05 trillion. www.lichousing.com
Overall loan disbursements grew 20% to reach a new high of ` 303 bn, with
individual disbursements crossing ` 292 bn.
Gross NPAs of the company reduced to 0.46% as against 0.67% in the previous
year.
Net interest income grew by 17.77% year-on-year basis
Subsidiaries
LICHFL operates four subsidiaries as listed below:
1. LICHFL Care Homes Ltd: LICHFL Care Homes Ltd was incorporated in Sep 2001, to address the need of housing for the senior
citizens of the country. The company was promoted to establish and operate assisted community living centres.
2. LICHFL Financial Services Ltd: LICHFL Financial Services Ltd was incorporated in Oct 2007, for undertaking non fund based
activities like marketing of housing loans, insurance products, credit card, mutual fund, personal loan.
3. LICHFL Trustee Company Private Ltd: LICHFL Trustee Company Private Ltd was incorporated in Mar 2008, for undertaking business
of trustees of venture capital trust, funds-in India and offshore fund.
4. LICHFL Asset Management Company Pvt Ltd: LICHFL Asset Management Company Pvt Ltd was incorporated in Feb 2008, for
undertaking the business of managing, advising, administering venture funds, unit trust, investment trust in India as well as
abroad.
Income 146
Network Access
MMFSL has a wide spread customer base of more than 3.5 mn customers. To strengthen its customer engagement, the company built
a strong network comprising of 1,108 offices across 26 states and five union territories in FY15. Its rural presence spans across more
than 2.4 lac villages, which nearly stands one in every three villages in India. Some of the states with major presence include; UP, Bihar,
Rajasthan, WB, Karnataka, MP, Gujarat and Odisha among others.
IFCI Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-007-6896
About the Company
IFCI Ltd (IFCI) was incorporated in 1948 in the name of The Industrial Finance Corporation of India Top 500 Ranking
as the development financial institution to cater to the long-term finance needs of the industrial Income 221
sector. IFCI acquired its present name in 1999. IFCI offers a wide range of financial products broadly
segmented into debt segment and equity segment. Under the debt segment, IFCI provides loans Net Profit 121
for pre-operative project expenses, general corporate purposes, project finance for new industrial/ Networth 100
infrastructure projects, business expansion, technology up-gradation, modernization projects, R&D
expenditure and infrastructure projects/ new manufacturing industries. Under equity segment, it Address
invests in unlisted companies; in IPO, Right issue, QIP, Warrants etc as well as in the secondary IFCI Tower,
markets for listed companies. IFCI also provides corporate advisory, infrastructure advisory and 61 Nehru Place,
monitoring of public issue along with acting as a nodal agency for Sugar Development Fund. In FY15, New Delhi - 110019, Delhi
acquired 49% stake in Rajasthan Consultancy Organisation Ltd making it an associate company. Website: www.ifciltd.com
During the year, IFCI sanctioned and disbursed loans worth ` 122.3 bn and ` 86.9 bn respectively.
Income 391
Capital First Ltd (CFL) is a leading financial institution in India focused on providing debt Financial Snapshot (In ` mn)
financing to MSMEs and consumers. CFL was founded in 2012 by Mr. V. Vaidyanathan
Total Income 14,259.2
with backing of Warburg Pincus, a reputed global PE with over $45 bn in Assets Under
Management through buyout of an existing listed NBFC. The founding theme of the Net Profit 1,120.2
company is that financing Indias 30 million MSMEs and its emerging middle class, Networth 14,154.7
with a differentiated model, based on new technologies, provides a large and unique
EBIDTA 9,061.1
opportunity. The company has so far financed more than 2.25 mn customers including
more than 1.5 mn self-employed individuals and MSMEs. Ratios (%)
EBIDTA Margin 63.5
Between 2008 and 2010, the main business of the company was financing real estate NPM 7.9
developers. The company was also in the forex business, a retail broking business, asset
management business, wealth management and property services. RONW 7.9
(As on Mar 31, 2015)
In 2010, the company changed its strategy and ventured in the business of retail Management Details
finance, including MSME and consumer credit and closed down existing businesses of
Founder and Chairman
forex, broking, wealth management and asset management. The company saw a huge V Vaidyanathan
opportunity in financing the large underserved self-employed segments and the growing
Directors
middle class of India.
NC Singhal (Independent Director)
Hemang Raja (Independent Director)
Between 2010 and 2012, the retail business launched by the company was still in nascent MS Sundar Rajan (Independent Director)
stage, however the proof of concept had been established. Basis the same, the company Dr. Brinda Jagirdar (Independent Director)
secured equity backing of ` 8.10 bn from Warburg Pincus. Against the prevailing price Dinesh Kanabar (Independent Director)
of ` 122 the buyout was executed at ` 162 a share. As a part of the process, all key Apul Nayyar (Executive Director)
constituents of the company were changed which include: Nihal Desai (Executive Director)
a. The majority and minority shareholding through buyout and open offer to public. Vishal Mahadevia (Non-Executive Director)
Narendra Ostawal (Non-Executive Director)
b. Fresh Capital of ` 1.00 bn was raised by the company.
c. The Board of Directors of the company was reconstituted
d. The focus of the company on retail financing was further enhanced.
e. A new brand Capital First was created and launched in the marketplace.
Address & Website
In 2013-14, the company raised ` 1.78 bn in a second round of equity funding from Indiabulls Finance Centre,
Warburg Pincus which was supported by HDFC Standard Life. Tower 2, 15th Floor,
Senapati Bapat Marg,
In 2014-15 the company raised additional equity of ` 3.00 bn through QIP route from Elphinstone (West),
Mumbai 400013,
reputed international and domestic Institutional investors including Goldman Sachs
Maharashtra
Asset Management, Birla Asset Management, One North Capital (Singapore). Over the
years, a large number of reputed institutional investors like Jupiter Asset Management, Website
www.capitalfirst.com
Ashburton, Ashmore, Government Pension Fund Global and DSP Blackrock have become
The company finances various end uses like loans for plant and machinery, business expansion and provides finance for short term
business requirements for self-employed and MSME segments. The company also provides loans for purchase of consumption items
like white goods and two wheelers.
From a presence in just 5 cities in 2010, the company has expanded its operations to over 222 locations across the length and breadth
of the country and has established a formidable franchise focused on high quality customer experience.
Within a short span of 6 years from 2010-2016, the company has grown the retail loan book from ` 0.88 bn to ` 137.56 bn. Consequently,
the composition of the loan book of the company has transformed, and the retail business as a proportion of the total loan book has
increased from 10% to 86%.
Over the years, the company has successfully reduced the Gross NPA from 5.28% as on 31st March 2010 to 1.07% as on 31st March
2016. Similarly the Net NPA reduced from 3.78% to 0.55% during the same period. Following the RBI guidelines, the company has
changed its NPA recognition policy to 150 DPD in June 2015 from 180 DPD earlier.
The company has posted profits during all years despite the expansion and has set up stage over the last many years. The net profit
has been growing consistently over the last 12 quarters and the Profit before tax (PBT) has increased from ` 74 mn in Q1 FY14 to ` 714
mn in Q4 FY 16. The company has increased its dividend over the years from 10% in FY 10 to 15% in FY 11, 15% in FY 12, 18% in FY 13,
20% in FY 14, 22% in FY 15 and 24% in FY 16.
The company has a long term credit rating of AA+, which is achieved by very select finance companies and banks in India based on
comfortable capitalization levels, strong business model, comfortable asset quality parameters, healthy liquidity position, experienced
management team, reputed institutional shareholders. The company has a diversified borrowing portfolio with more than 170
institutions providing lines of credit as of 31 March 2016.
The market capitalization of the company has increased from ` 7.90 bn on 31 March 2012 to ` 40.00 bn on 31 March 2016.
As on Mar 31 2016, Capital Firsts AUM stood at ` 160.41 bn as compared to ` 119.75 bn in the previous year registering a y-o-y growth
of 34%. The retail AUM grew from ` 101.17 bn to ` 137.56 bn registering a growth of 36% y-o-y and contributing 86% to the total AUM
of the company.
For the year FY16, the net profit of the company increased by 45% to ` 1.66 bn from ` 1.14 bn in FY15. The Net Interest Income (NIM)
of the company increased by 53% from ` 5,363 mn in FY15 to ` 8,181 mn in FY16.
The total capital base of the company, including Tier 1 and Tier 2, has grown strongly from ` 6.90 bn in March 2010 to ` 27.39 bn as
of 31 Mar 2016 as a result of equity raises as well as accrued profits. Capital Firsts capital adequacy ratio stood at 19.81% as on Mar
31, 2016.
The company is focused on building an institution on strong pillars of ethics, values and high corporate governance. The company
has an eminent board with reputed professionals from the financial services industry. All board appointed committees are chaired by
independent directors. The company presents fully audited financials every quarter, done by E&Y.
Marico Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-032-2688
About the Company
Marico Ltd (Marico) was incorporated in 1988 and in 1990 it took over the then consumer products Top 500 Ranking
business of The Bombay Oil Industries Ltd. Marico is engaged in the manufacturing and sale of Income 164
consumer products in the beauty and wellness segments. It manufactures coconut oil, hair oil, hair
gels/ creams, edible oils and fabric care amongst others. The company operates several brands Net Profit 118
across the hair care, skin care, health foods, male grooming and fabric care categories. Some of its Networth 179
brands include Parachute Advansed, Saffola, Hair & Care, Nihar, Mediker, Revive, Set Wet, Manjal,
Zatak and Livon amongst others. Marico operates 16 manufacturing factories across Kanjikode, Address
Jalgaon, Puducherry, Paldhi Paonta Sahib, Baddi, Perundurai and Dehradun. It also operates seven 7th Floor,
factories overseas. The company has significant presence in 25 countries including Bangladesh, Grande Palladium, 175,
South East Asia, Middle East, Egypt and Soth Africa. In FY15, Marico launched Livon Moroccan Silk CST Road, Kalina, Santacruz (E),
Serum in India; Set Wet Infinity deodorant and Parachute Advanced Body Lotion in Bangladesh; and Mumbai 400098, Maharashtra
Caivil Gold Fusion Oil range in SA. Website: www.marico.com
Income 38
Income 157
Export Operations
Kwality has emerged as one of the largest exporter of dairy products from India, exporting across continents like Asia, Africa & Australia
and to more than 28 countries including Japan, UAE, Seychelles, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Jordan, Nigeria, Morocco etc. Apart from
exports from India, Kwality has established Kwality Dairy Products- FZE, a wholly owned subsidiary in the free trade zone of UAE. The
company is engaged in import of dairy products from India, Australia, New Zealand and Eastern European Countries including Turkey,
Ireland, Holland, Poland and Ukraine, New Zealand and selling products, both domestically and export to GCC, Middle East, Far East,
Bangladesh, China, Thailand and Africa among others.
Future Plans
Kwality aims at achieving development of its direct farmer connect network to achieve sustainable growth. The company is targeting
direct farmer procurement mix from current ca. 15% to ca. 50% in the near future. It also has plans to open 25-30 MCCs in the next
2 years. Apart from milk procurement network, it also plans to enhance its product portfolio and consumer brands. Currently, its
branded product portfolio accounts for nearly 40% of its overall revenues, which is expected to grow in the next few years. It plans to
set up manufacturing facilities for products like variants of cheese, drinking yogurt, butter in tubs, cream in tetra pack, flavoured milk
and UHT milk among others. It is also expected to launch milk powders for retail consumers in small packages. Akshay Kumar has been
roped in as a brand ambassador for the company.
Kwality Ltd.
KRBL Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-534-9554
About the Company
KRBL Ltd (KRBL) was originally established in Faisalabad, Pakistan in 1889. It was eventually Top 500 Ranking
incorporated in Delhi in 1993. The company is branded as a Basmati rice company with milling Income 232
capacities of 195 MT per hour. It is engaged in multiple aspects of the Basmati value chain, including
seed development, contract farming, procurement of paddy, storage, processing, packaging, Net Profit 186
branding, and marketing. The company holds around 25% market share in the branded Basmati Networth 269
exports from India and around 30 percent share in the branded Basmati sale in the domestic market.
The companys reputed brands include India Gate, Doon, Nur Jahan, Indian Farm, Bemisal, Aarati, Address
Unity, Lotus, Taj Mahal Tilla, Shubh Mangal, Necklace, Lion, Al Wasin, Train, Al Bustan, Telephone, 5190, Lahori Gate,
Southern Girl, Alhussam, Blue bird and City Palace. KRBL has an extensive geographical presence in New Delhi - 110006, Delhi
the Middle East region, with Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq and Qatar among the key Website: www.krblrice.com
buyers of its Basmati rice. The contact farming network covers more than 250,000 acres, reaching
out to more than 90,000 farmers in the rice-producing states of Western UP, Uttarakhand, Punjab
and Haryana. KRBLs manufacturing facilities are located in Ghaziabad, Dhuri and Delhi.
LT Foods Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-394-8939
About the Company
LT Foods Ltd (LT Foods) was incorporated in 1990 as LT Overseas. The company is primarily engaged Top 500 Ranking
in the business of milling, processing and marketing of branded and non-branded basmati rice and Income 335
manufacturing of rice food products in the domestic and overseas market. The product portfolio
includes brown rice, white rice, steamed rice, parboiled rice, wheat and pulses, healthy snacks, Net Profit 404
spices and other value-added products like flex seeds and cashew nuts. LT Foods markets its Networth 458
products under the brands Daawat, Royal, Devaaya, Heritage and Ecolife. LT Foods operates five
manufacturing facilities located in the states of Haryana, Punjab and MP and has a global presence Address
in over 65 countries. In Mar 2016, LT Foods entered into an agreement to acquire the branded rice Rectangle - 1,
business comprising of two brands Gold Seal Indus Valley and Rozana of Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Saket District Centre,
The company also entered into MoU with Future Group to set up a JV to undertake business of New Delhi - 110017, Delhi
sourcing, manufacturing, marketing, sales, and distribution of regional rice like sona masoori rice/ Website: www.ltoverseas.com/India
south Indian rice in Mar 2016.
Income 383
The company was incorporated in 1984 as a trading arm of the Relaxo group. Later
it went public in 1995 and established its first manufacturing plant in Bahadurgarh.
Today the company has eight manufacturing units spread in northern part of India
with a production capacity of six lac pairs of footwear per day, catering to varied
needs of consumers worldwide. Relaxo brings a fine combination of comfort, style and
workmanship under its popular brands i.e. Relaxo, Flite, Bahamas, Sparx and Schoolmate.
The footwear products offered under the brands signify extreme stylishness and come in
varied alluring colours and exquisite designs.
Income 133
Further enhancing its retail presence, the company launched an e-commerce portal www.wearyourshine.com in Oct 2014. The
website leverages its in-store PC Jeweller branded product range and ensures availability through anytime anywhere pan-India
purchase. The website also offers convenience of multiple payment gateways including the popular cash-on-delivery and assures
hallmarking and attractive and discreet packaging. It primarily caters to the net-savvy and working women, typically looking at light
everyday-wear jewellery.
The company Opened its first franchisee store in Oct 2015 at Gwalior and is planning to open about 5 more during the FY 2016-17.
Flexia: In Nov 2014, the company launched its unique detachable and inter-changeable jewellery that can be adorned as per preference
or occasion. This product has been a huge success and has encouraged the company to increase the products and offering under this
concept.
HSIL Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-221-5006
About the Company
HSIL Ltd (HSIL) was incorporated in 1960 as Hindustan Twyfords Ltd by the Somany family in Top 500 Ranking
collaboration with Twyfords Ltd, UK, to introduce vitreous china ceramic sanitaryware in India. Income 333
In 2009, the company acquired its present name. HSIL is one of the leading manufacturers of
sanitaryware in India. The company also operates in other segments such as faucets/showers, Net Profit 294
kitchen appliances, vents, wellness and allied products. The product portfolio of HSIL includes Networth 241
water closets, wash basins, sinks, urinals, showers, chimneys, dishwashers, designer extractor
fans, shower panels, seat cover, PVC cisterns and bath tubs amongst others. Some of the brands Address
under which ir market its products include Queo, Vents, Benelave, Raasi, Hindware Art, Amoro and 2, Red Cross Place,
Hindware Italian Collection to name a few. In FY15, the company signed distribution agreement Kolkata 700001, WB
with Atlantic International of France for distribution of domestic water heaters manufactured by Website: www.hindwarehomes.com
Atlantic International. In Dec 2015, HSIL launched a new product named Air Purifiers under the
brand name Moonbow and in Mar 2016 it launched Air Coolers under the brand name Hindware.
HEG Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-886-2108
About the Company
HEG Ltd (HEG), a flagship company of LNJ Bhilwara Group, was incorporated in 1977 in technical and Top 500 Ranking
financial collaboration with Societe Des Electrodes Et Refractaires Savoie. HEG primarily operates in Income 429
three business segments namely graphite electrodes, power and carbon specialities. HEG, under its
graphite segment, manufactures ultra high power and high power grade graphite electrodes. Under Net Profit 356
its carbon speciality business segment, HEG manufactures activated carbon fabric, carbon blocks Networth 306
and graphite specialities which are mainly used in pollution control equipments, heat exchangers,
air-conditioner filters among others. HEG operates through its manufacturing plant located at Address
Manideep in MP which has an annual installed capacity of manufacturing 80,000 MT of graphite Mandideep (Near Bhopal),
electrodes. HEG operates two thermal power plants and hydro-electric power facility with a total Dist Raisen - 462046, MP
had captive power generation capacity of around 76.5 MW. HEG exports its products to over 30 Website: www.hegltd.com
countries across the globe. Its major clients include SAIL Tata Steel, ArcelorMittal, Hyundai Steel,
Jindal Group and Emirate Steel Industries among the few. In FY15, the export accounted for over
80% of HEGs revenue.
EIH Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-221-4319
About the Company
EIH Ltd (EIH) was incorporated in 1949 as the lease and operator of The Oberoi Palace Hotel in Top 500 Ranking
Srinagar, Kashmir. In 1968, The Associated Hotels of India Ltd and Hotels (1938) Pvt Ltd got merged Income 412
into the Company pursuant to which EIH acquired five hotels. EIH belongs to the Oberoi Group
and operates hotels and cruisers in five countries under the luxury Oberoi and five-star Trident Net Profit 303
brands. The company is in the business of ownership, management and operation of five stars Networth 175
deluxe and five star hotels in metropolitan and major tourist destinations throughout India and in
select tourist locations overseas. In addition to the primary hotel business, the company has also Address
diversified in other businesses, like flight and airport services, car rentals, air charter services, and 4, Mango Lane,
a printing press. Hotels owned and managed by EIH include The Oberoi, Mumbai; The Oberoi, New Kolkata - 700001, WB
Delhi; The Oberoi, Bangalore; The Oberoi Grand, Kolkata; The Oberoi Udaivilas, Udaipur; The Oberoi Website: www.eihltd.com
Vanyavilas, Ranthambore; Trident, Nariman Point, Mumbai and Trident, Bandra Kurla, Mumbai.
D. B. Corp Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-452-2536
About the Company
D. B. Corp Ltd (DBCL), a print media company is primarily engaged in printing and publication of Top 500 Ranking
newspapers. In 1958, DBCL launched its flagship newspaper, Dainik Bhaskar. DBCL is in the business Income 311
of print, radio and digital media. The major brands in print business of DBCL includes Dainik Bhaskar,
Divya Bhaskar, Divya Marathi, Saurashtra Samachar, DNA, DB Star and periodicals such as Aha Net Profit 175
Zindagi, Bal Bhaskar and Young Bhaskar. DBCL is on air in 17 cities under the brand name My FM. Networth 268
The company has digital media presence through its portals dainikbhaskar.com, divyabhaskar.com,
divyamarathi.com and dailybhaskar.com. DBCL publishes six newspapers with 58 editions, 199 sub- Address
editions in four languages across 14 states with a total readership of 44 million. DBCL has nine Plot No. 280,
digital portals in four languages viz.Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi and English. During FY15, the company Sarkhej - Gandhinagar Highway,
launched five new portals namely moneybhaskar.com, fashion101.in, jeevanmantra.in, dbcric.com Near YMCA Club,
and bollywoodbhaskar.com. In Oct 2015, DBCLs flagship newspaper Dainik Bhaskar strengthened Makarba, Ahmedabad - 380051, Gujarat
its radio business by acquiring 14 frequencies which includes none frequencies in Maharashtra. Website: www.bhaskarnet.com
HT Media Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-861-6835
About the Company
HT Media Ltd (HT Media) began operations in 1924 with the launch of its flagship newspaper, Top 500 Ranking
Hindustan Times. In 2003, the media business of the company was de-merged and incorporated Income 368
under HT Media. The Company is engaged in the business of printing and publication of newspapers
& periodicals, radio broadcast and all other related activities through its radio channels operating Net Profit 266
under brand name Fever 104 in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kolkata. The company publishes Networth 233
three newspapers including Mint, a business paper; Hindustan, a Hindi daily and Hindustan Times,
English daily. It also provides internet related services through portals like hindustantimes.com, Address
livemint.com, Shine.com, HTCampus.com, livehindustan.com etc. During FY15, the company Hindustan Times House,
launched an exclusive portal for IT jobs by the name tech.shine.com. In FY15, the companys mobile 18-20, Kasturba Gandhi Marg,
marketing brand Digital Quotient launched ARQ, an audience marketing platform to connect with New Delhi - 110001, Delhi
right target audience and ROCQ, data analytics platform for connected devices. In Mar 2016, HT Website: www.htmedia.in
Media launched FM radio broadcast stations Radio Nasha 107.2 FM in Delhi and Radio Nasha
91.9 FM in Mumbai.
PVR Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-535-6591
About the Company
PVR Ltd (PVR) was incorporated in the year 1995 pursuant a JV agreement between Priya Exhibitors Top 500 Ranking
Pvt Ltd and Village Roadshow Ltd, Australia. In 1997, the company ventured into multiplex business Income 403
by establishing first multiplex cinema in New Delhi. The company is into exhibition and production
of films. It also undertakes in-cinema advertisements/product displays and sale of food and Net Profit 440
beverages at cinema location. PVR also provides rolling out F&B and retail entertainment concepts Networth 453
through its subsidiary PVR Leisure Ltd. Some of the brands of PVR include PVR IMAX, PVR bluo, Food
Union, PVR Icon, PVR nest, Gold Glass and Mistral amongst others. In FY15, PVR entertained 59.2 Address
mn patrons at its cinemas and opened five new properties with 50 screens. PVR currently operates 61, Basant Lok,
a cinema circuit consisting of 519 screens in 113 properties across 46 cities pan India. In Mar 2016, Vasant Vihar,
PVR entered into strategic partnership with Paytm to sell tickets on Paytms e-commerce platform. New Delhi - 110057, Delhi
In May 2016, PVR opened 3 screen multiplex in Lucknow taking the total count to 13 screens across Website: www.pvrcinemas.com
3 screens in Lucknow.
Income 419
Income 465
Fabricated Steel Structure: The company supplies fabricated steel structures for infrastructure projects in bridges, walkways, girders,
rail over bridges, foot over bridges, boiler support structures, pipe rack structures, chimney structures and secondary support structures
for power, oil& gas, refineries, fertiliser and chemical and cement industries. They supply mainly primary and secondary structures
fabricated from their state of the art facility from plates, channels and rolled sections to columns, bracings and hangers. They use
standard sections and plates of reputed makers such as SAIL/Jindal/RINL/Tata Steel/Essar and have inventory of similar stock for easy
delivery. Custom made columns can be assembled up to a length of 30-40 meters. The company is approved by RDSO, Ministry of
Railway. The company is executing Ganga Bridges on Agra- Etawah Section. EIL, ISGEC, Thermax are few names of our clients.
Transmission and Solar Mounting Structure: The company is a leading manufacturer and exporter of Tower which are made up of
quality galvanized steel. These towers are widely used for electric power transmission. The companys experts design the towers as
per the requirement of clients. They offer towers at competitive prices which support sturdy construction, high performance and
durability. The Company also offer Design and Engineering for panel support structures for setting up GRID connected solar park &
solar power plants. This includes supply, civil work and erection of structure. At present the company is providing around 25 MW
structure solution per month to our clients like Tata Solar, Sterling and Wilson etc.
Forgings: With the years of industrial knowledge and experience, the company has been able to provide our esteemed customers
with an extensive range of Forging, which are designed and manufactured using high grade raw material. These products are bulk
requirement in the market due to high quality and durability. the company has comprehensive mechanical testing facilities that include
impact and tensile testing which help to achieve the desired quality products. Latest technology such as ultrasonic testing and highly
sensitive specialized dye penetrant and magnetic particle technique is used to ensure superior quality products. ONGC, EIL, GE oil &
Gas are some of our customer.
Focus on Quality: The company has a strong focus on quality. In order to ensure highest quality of standard, the company has every
stage of its production monitored by quality control professionals. DGS & D, RITES, BHEL and SGS are some of the reputed third party
agencies that provide quality inspections for the companys products.
Environment Friendly: The company is a responsible citizen, and has a strong focus to be environment friendly. The company has taken
measures to minimize pollution, reduce environmental footprint, and optimize resource consumption. The company prides itself in
having environmental management plans for each of its sites.
Future Outlook
Our client centric approach and emphasis on quality products & services enable us to understand the market scenario. Further, it
is combined with highly competent management to guide the organization to become the leading business house in the country.
The organization would continue looking forward to expansion and continuous growth. The Company has undertaken drive for
capacity expansion in last couple of years. New manufacturing lines are added across the locations, new equipments based on
latest technology is being commissioned and plant layouts are reworked to achieve optimum utilizations of the installed capacities.
Technology Upgradation has emerged as the most important attributes in enhancing competitiveness. The Company is preparing to
keep itself ahead of the curve with respect to the new technologies that are coming up and at the same time develop new products
and processes for the customers in both the auto and the industrial space.
NMDC Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-005-8951
About the Company
NMDC Ltd (NMDC) was incorporated in 1958 as a public sector company. It is under the Top 500 Ranking
administrative control of Ministry of Steel and has been conferred Navratna status by GoI. NMDC Income 61
is involved in the exploration of wide range of minerals including iron ore, copper, rock phosphate,
lime stone, dolomite, gypsum, tungsten, beach sands, magnesite and diamond amongst others. Net Profit 15
NMDC operates two iron ore mines in Chhattisgarh and one in Karnataka. The companys diamond Networth 24
mining project and sponge iron unit are located in MP and AP respectively. In FY15, NMDC produced
around 30.44 MMT of iron ore, 35,085 carats of diamond and 28,993.9 MT of sponge iron. In May Address
2015, NMDC signed MoU with Govt of Chattisgarh for setting up UMPP in Bastar; slurry pipeline Khanij Bhavan, 10-3-311/A,
and pellet plant and development of railway line from Jagdalpur to Rowghat in Chattisgarh. In Sep Castle Hills, Masab Tank,
2015, NMDC incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary in the name of Jharkhand Kolhan Steel Ltd for Hyderabad - 500028, Telangana
development of steel plant in Jharkhand through SPV. Website: www.nmdc.co.in
MOIL Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-060-3231
About the Company
MOIL Ltd (MOIL), a Miniratna company, was established in 1896 as Central Province Prospecting Top 500 Ranking
Syndicate. In 1962, the company acquired its present name pursuant to acquisition of majority Income 449
stake by GoI. It is engaged in the exploration, extraction, beneficiation and marketing of manganese
ore and its value added products like Electrolytic Manganese Dioxide (EMD) and ferro manganese Net Profit 145
through underground and opencast mines. It also operates two wind farms of 4.8 MW and 15.2 MW Networth 141
situated at Dewas district in MP. The company is also undertaking various mine expansion project
some of which include sinking of 2nd vertical shaft at Munsar mine at an estimated cost of ` 513.2 Address
mn; expansion of Balaghat mine at an estimated cost of ` 5.5 bn; and deepening of vertical shaft MOIL Bhawan,
at Kandri mine at an estimated cost of ` 148.2 mn. In FY15, the company produced 1.14 MMT of 1A Katol Road,
various grades of manganese ore, 10,045 MT of ferro manganese and 950 MT of EMD. In Mar 2016, Nagpur 440013, Maharashtra
Govt of MP granted mining lease of 48.974 hectare of land in Balaghat district of MP in favour of Website: www.moil.nic.in
MOIL.
Income 218
More specifically the fully integrated flexible packaging solutions approach of Uflex Address & Website
stems from the best in class contemporary technology and some of the sharpest minds 305, 3rd Floor,
across its businesses comprising: Bhanot Corner,
Pamposh Enclave,
1. Packaging Films: Producing BOPP, BOPET, CPP, Metalized films and other specialized Greater Kailash I,
films. The company also produces PET chips i.e. the raw material for producing New Delhi 110048,
Polyester Films. Delhi
2. Packaging Products: Producing flexible packaging laminates (in roll form); Website
www.uflexltd.com
prefabricated pouches, flexi-tubes (laminated) and big bags.
3. Engineering: Producing a wide range of flexible packaging converting machines
and packaging machines.
4. Cylinders: Producing rotogravure printing cylinders; flexo-polymer plates;
elastomers & sleeves.
Few of the key clients of the company include P&G, PepsiCo; Tata Global; Mondelez, L Oreal, Britannia, Haldiram, Amul, Kimberly
Clark, Ferro Rocher, Perfetti, GSK, Nestle, Agrotech Foods, Coca Cola, Wrigley, Johnson & Johnson among others
Manufacturing Facilities
Uflex is headquartered in Noida and operates state of the art packaging film and value added packaging products manufacturing
facilities at multiple locations in (Noida, Jammu and Malanpur) India, UAE, Mexico, Poland, Egypt and USA having a cumulative installed
capacity in excess of 437,000 TPA. As on Mar 31, 2015, Uflex had 14 packaging film manufacturing lines at strategic locations across the
globe that enable the flexible packaging major to cater to global markets spanning USA, Canada, South America, UK, Europe, Russia,
CIS countries, South Africa and other African countries, Middle East and the South Asian countries. Uflexs facilities are accredited with
ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and HACCP accreditations; while its products are approved by FDA and BGA.
Additionally, the company is in the process of setting up at Sanand, Gujarat first of its kind Aseptic Packaging Plant for packing liquid
products, which is expected to be commercially operational by April 2017. The capacity of this plant will be 7 billion packs p.a.
Global Strategies
With a view to expand customer base globally, Uflex is increasingly tapping more global markets which will help serve customers with
better & quick deliveries as well as with reduced shipping times. Presently, enjoying market presence in more than 140 countries,
the company is fast expanding and aims to add more countries in the near future. This stems from companys strategy of maintaining
proximity with customers and its ability to process any quantum of order yet ensuring timely deliveries. Uflex is also credited for its
speed to market reach backed by continuous innovation to create value added differentiation for its clients. In FY15, the FOB value of
companys export from India stood at ` 5.12 bn excluding revenues from its overseas plants. During the same period, the international
operations and transactions of the company accounted for 54% of its total revenue.
Innovation @ Uflex
Innovation to create value added differentiation is the prime mover at Uflex. Some of the prominent innovations of FY16 were
Cast n Cure Lens for offering protection to prominent beverage brands; development of fresnel lens as brand protection and anti-
counterfeiting measures to keep spurious and look-alikes at bay. A thinner transparent polyester film was also developed. A two
substrate laminate of this film offers a cost effective food packaging solution with better shelf life. In FY16, Ulfex launched an innovative
solution namely; Flexfresh - Equilibrium Modified Atmospheric Packaging (EMAP). This solution caters to the fresh produce industry
and aims at increasing the shelf life of the produce by maintaining consistent level of oxygen and carbon dioxide inside the bag. The
product presently offered as Flexfresh is currently available as Liner Bags in 5kg and 10Kg standard international sizes, flow wraps,
FFS Film and Lidding film. Uflex is currently working on a retail pack film to offer it for FFS for both cut and whole products.
USA Poland
Income 476
Milestones
Lupin Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 67-592-3163
About the Company
Lupin Ltd (Lupin) was incorporated in 1968 to develop new drugs to combat and eradicate life- Top 500 Ranking
threatening diseases. In 2001, the company acquired its present name after amalgamation of Lupin Income 95
Laboratories and Lupin Chemicals. In 2015, the company acquired Biocom in Russia, Medquimica
in Brazil and Pharma Dynamics in SA. Lupin is primarily engaged in developing and marketing of Net Profit 39
formulations and APIs. Formulations segment covers cardiovascular, diabetology, asthma, gastro- Networth 80
intestinal, central nervous system and gynaecology segments and the API segment of the company
covers therapeutic segment like anti-TB, cephalosporin and cardiovascular. The company has 13 Address
manufacturing facilities in India, Japan and Mexico and it also exports to around 79 countries across 159, C.S.T. Road,
the globe. In FY15, Lupin filed for eight DMFs, five EDMFs, five CEPs and one Japan DMF. In Jul 2015, Kalina,
Lupin entered into a strategic asset purchase agreement with Temmler Pharma GmBH & Co KG Santacruz (East),
to acquire its speciality product portfolio and also entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Mumbai - 400098, Maharashtra
privately held GAVIS Pharmaceuticals LLC and Novel Laboratories Inc. Website: www.lupin.com
Biocon Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-017-3537
About the Company
Biocon Ltd (Biocon), was incorporated in Nov 1978 and got listed in 2004. Biocon is primarily engaged Top 500 Ranking
in manufacturing of biotechnology products. Biocon has organized its business in five verticals Income 281
namely small molecules, biosimilars, branded formulations, novel molecules, global marketing and
research services. Biocons R&D focuses on biopharmaceutical drug development through four Net Profit 158
principal domains: molecular biology, process sciences, non-clinical research and clinical research. Networth 168
It operates through manufacturing units; located in Bengaluru, Karnataka and Medak, AP. Some of
its key brands includes INSUGEN(rh-insulin), BASALOG (Glargine), CANMAb(Trastuzumab), Address
BIOMAb-EGFR (Nimotuzumab) and ALZUMAb(Itolizumab). During FY15, Biocon has entered into 20th KM,
an agreement with US based Gilead Sciences to license its chronic hepatitis-C blockbuster product Hosur Road,
range including sofosbuvir and sofosbuvir/ledipasvir combination. In 2015, Biocon acquired the Hebbagodi,
business assets of the pharmaceutical manufacturing unit of Acacia Lifesciences Pvt Ltd. Further, Bengaluru - 560100, Karnataka
the company introduced BASALOG One, insulin glargine disposable pen in India. In Feb 2016, it Website: www.biocon.com
received its first generic formulation approval in EU and will launch Rosuvastatin Tablets in FY17.
Wockhardt Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-100-6830
About the Company
Wockhardt Ltd (Wockhardt) was incorporated in 1999. Wockhardt is primarily engaged in Top 500 Ranking
manufacturing and marketing of pharmaceuticals, bio-pharmaceutical formulations, APIs and Income 284
vaccines. The product portfolio of the company includes injections, liquids & solutions, tablets,
capsules, ointments, powder, bulk drugs, APIs amongst others. Wockhardt has three R&D centres Net Profit 169
and 14 manufacturing facilities in India, US and UK. Wockhardt has global presence in markets of Networth 251
Russia, Brazil, Kenya, Ireland, France, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Ghana, Ukraine, Tanzania and Vietnam
amongst others. In FY15, the company launched 42 new products in India, filed for 14 new products Address
in US and 11 in UK. During the year, the company filed 267 patents and have been granted 82 D - 4, MIDC,
patents taking the cumulative patent filings to 2,268 and patents granted to 341. In Jun 2015, Chikalthana,
Wockhardt received USFDA approval for marketing Oxycodone HCI liquid in the US market and in Aurangabad - 431006,
Dec 2015, its anti infective drug namely WCK 5222 received Qualified Infectious Disease Product Maharashtra
status from USFDA. Website: www.wockhardt.com
Income 187
Key Developments
Supreme during the year has set up two units in Kharagpur, WB and Malanpur near Gwalior in MP. The Kharagpur unit is producing
PVC, PE & CPVC Pipes, Protective Packaging Products and new category of Plastics Furniture and varieties of Roto Moulded
product; while the Malanpur unit is producing varieties of Roto moulded products.
During the yearcomprising of nine months, the company sold 235, 306 tons of plastic products as against 207,886 tons in the
same period of previous year.
The company exported goods worth US $8.42mn as against US $9.42mn in the corresponding period of the previous year.
The company has increased the share of its branded turnover from 80.70% in June-15, to 82.67% in Mar-16.
It enhanced its presence through channel partners which stood at 2,469 in June 2015 to 2,699 in Mar 2016.
Under the plastic piping segment, the company introduced its product range of septic tanks in India and received encouraging
response.
Nilkamal Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-434-2748
About the Company
Nilkamal Ltd (Nilkamal) was established in 1950 as National Plastics. Nilkamal operates its business Top 500 Ranking
in three divisions viz. plastic division, mattress division and lifestyle furniture, furnishings and Income 340
accessories division. Under plastic segment, Nilkamal manufactures injection moulded plastic
articles, polymers and others. In the furniture segment, the company manufactures home furniture, Net Profit 379
home furnishing and accessories. Under mattress division, it manufactures mattresses in spring, coir Networth 399
and foam with four types of firmness. The company also manufactures material handling products
such as crates and plastic waste bins. Nilkamal has nine manufacturing plants located at WB, TN, Address
J&K, D&NH, UP, Puducherry and Maharashtra. Nilkamal operates 23 Nilkamal Home Idea stores Survey No.354/2 and 354/3,
along with over 40 depots and 1,000 channel partners on a pan India basis as well as 10 DODOs Near Rakholi Bridge,
across various regions. The company also has 19 @home, mega home stores spread across 13 cities Silvassa Khanvel Road, Vasona,
covering a retail space of over 0.3 mn sq ft. In FY15, the companys @home store forayed into solid Silvassa - 396230, D&NH
wood furniture segment. Website: www.nilkamal.com
NHPC Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-225-7412
About the Company
NHPC Ltd (NHPC), a Miniratna Category-I GoI enterprise, was incorporated in 1975 to promote Top 500 Ranking
hydroelectric power in India. NHPC is primarily engaged in power generation and also provides Income 118
contracts services, project management and consultancy services to Central and State Govt.
agencies in India and abroad. NHPC owns and operates 18 hydro power stations with a power Net Profit 44
generation capacity of 4,961.20 MW. As on Mar 31, 2015 NHPCs four hydroelectric projects with an Networth 30
installed capacity of 3,290 MW were under construction. NHPC is implementing RGGVY under which
it has electrified 9,073 un-electrified / de-electrified villages, 18,825 partially electrified villages Address
and provided connections to 1.63 mn BPL households till Mar 31 2015. In FY15, NHPC generated NHPC Office Complex,
22,038 MUs of power through its power stations across the country. The company is diversifying Sector-33,
into thermal, wind and solar power projects as well. In FY15, the company was awarded an EPC Faridabad - 121003, Haryana
contract for establishing a 50 MW wind power project at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. In Feb 2016, the Website: www.nhpcindia.com
company entered into a MoU with MAHAGENCO/ Government of Maharashtra for development of
50MW Grid connected solar power projects in Maharashtra during 2016-17.
CESC Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-004-6741
About the Company
CESC Ltd (CESC) was incorporated in 1978. It is a flagship company of the RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group. Top 500 Ranking
The company is a fully integrated power utility engaged in the generation and distribution of Income 134
electricity across 567 sq kms in Kolkata and Howrah, WB. CESC operates with three generation
stations: Budge Budge, Southern and Titagarh, which cumulatively produce 1,125 MW of electricity. Net Profit 99
Budge Budge operates with three units of 250 MW each, while Southern comprises of two units of Networth 91
67.5 MW each. Titagarh comprises of four units of 60 MW each. In FY15, the combined generation
capacity of these plants stood at 8,527 Mus and added 1.3 lakh customers. During the same period, Address
it ventured into the wind power and solar power business through its subsidiaries, Surya Vidyut Ltd CESC House,
and Crescent Power Ltd respectively. In FY15, it also commissioned a 2*300 MW coal fired thermal Chowringhee Square,
power project in Haldia, WB. The company operates in the organized retail segment through Kolkata - 700001, WB
Spencers Retail Ltd and Au Bon Pain Caf India Ltd, and in the real estate segment through CESC Website: www.cesc.co.in
Properties Ltd.
Sobha Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-597-0750
About the Company
Sobha Ltd (Sobha) was established in 1995 and isone of the real estate players in the country. The Top 500 Ranking
company is largely focused on building residential and contractual projects. Residential projects Income 280
constructed by the company include presidential apartments, villas, row houses, luxury and super
luxury apartments, plotted development and aspirational homes. On the contracts side, it has Net Profit 217
constructed corporate offices, convention centres, software development blocks, multiplex theatres, Networth 178
food courts & restaurants, research centres and club houses. Since inception, it has completed
107 real estate and 273 contractual projects covering about 77.92 mn sqft of area. The company Address
currently has ongoing residential projects aggregating to 38.70 mn sqft of developable area and SOBHA,
27.34 mn sqft of saleable area, and ongoing contractual projects aggregating to 7.88 mn sqft. The Sarjapur - Marathahalli Outer Ring Road (ORR),
company has a real estate presence in nine cities and overall footprint in 25 cities and 13 states Devarabisanahalli,
across India. Some of Sobhas prestigious corporate clients include Infosys, Tajo Group, Dell, HP, Bengaluru- 560103 Karnataka
Timken, Beacon, Institute of Public Enterprises (IPE), Bosch, Hotel Leela Ventures amongst others. Website: www.sobha.com
1700
Innovation
Makers
Sanjay Kumar
CEO & MD
7 offices
across 5 cities
Energy, Aerospace,
Telecom & Industries &
Automotive Power, Defense &
Semiconductor Life Sciences
Oil & Gas Railways
Infosys Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-008-8735
About the Company
Infosys Ltd (Infosys) was established in 1981 as Infosys Consultants Pvt Ltd. In 2012, the company Top 500 Ranking
acquired its present name. Infosys is a NASDAQ listed global consulting and IT services company Income 17
providing services to companies across 50 countries. Infosys provides technology services,
business services and outsourcing services. The companys technology services include application Net Profit 7
management, enterprise mobility, infrastructure management, testing, cloud and engineering Networth 9
services. The business services division provides management consulting, business application,
SAP and outsourcing services division provides BPO, application outsourcing and sourcing & Address
procurement. The companys provides services to various industries namely financial services, Electronics City,
manufacturing, retail, CPG & logistics, energy, utilities, communication & services, life sciences, Hosur Road,
healthcare & insurance. Infosys has 93 global development centres of which 36 are in India, 18 in Bengaluru - 560100, Karnataka
America, 20 in the Asia Pacific and 19 in Europe. During FY15, the company entered in to definitive Website: www.infosys.com
agreement to acquire Kallidus Inc and its affiliate for ` 7.5 bn. During FY15, the company added 221
new clients.
Wipro Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-017-4378
About the Company
Wipro Ltd (Wipro) was incorporated in 1945 as a producer of hydrogenated vegetable oil in the Top 500 Ranking
name of Western India Vegetable Products Ltd. In 1981, Wipro entered into the IT products business. Income 24
During 1990, Wipro ventured into hardware and software services. In 2013, the company demerged
its diversified business to operate under only two segments viz. IT services and IT products. The Net Profit 12
companys IT services segment is organized into six strategic business units i.e. BFSI, healthcare and Networth 21
life science (HLS); retail, consumer, transport and government (RCTG); energy, natural resources and
utilities (ENU); manufacturing and high-tech (MFG), global media and telecom (GMT). IT Services Address
segment provides software application development & maintenance, R&D services for hardware Doddakannelli,
and software design, BPO services, business application services, consulting and infrastructure Sarjapur Road,
outsourcing services. During FY15, the company added 194 new customers to their IT services Bengaluru - 560035, Karnataka
segment. The companys third-party IT products segment comprises of enterprise platforms, Website: www.wipro.com
networking solutions, software products, data storage, contact centre infrastructure, enterprise
security, IT optimization technologies, video solutions and end-user computing.
Mphasis Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-534-5248
About the Company
Mphasis Ltd (Mphasis) was formed in Jun 2000 as Mphasis BFL Ltd after the merger of Mphasis Top 500 Ranking
Corporation, US and BFL Software Ltd. The company operates mainly in the areas of application Income 227
services, infrastructure services and BPO services. Application services provided by Mphasis include
ADM, enterprise web technologies, BPM, enterprise architecture integration, user experience Net Profit 116
management and specialised services. The infrastructure services include remote infrastructure Networth 130
management, workplace services, network services, security services, managed maintenance and
data center services. Mphasis also provides payment managed services under which it offers end- Address
to-end ATM deployment and management services to the banks in India. The company has its Bagmane World Technology Center,
global presence in markets like Americas, Europe, New Zealand, Indonesia, Philippines, Sri Lanka Marathahalli Outer Ring Rd,
and Australia. The company has executed more than 300 digital projects and it caters to various Mahadevapura,
industries such as banking & capital markets, insurance, energy, government, healthcare, media, Bengaluru - 560048, Karnataka
retail and telecom amongst others. In Apr 2016, private equity major Blackstone Group signed a Website: www.mphasis.com
definitive agreement with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) to buy a majority stake in Mphasis.
Vakrangee Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-221-7460
About the Company
Vakrangee Ltd (Vakrangee) was established in 1990. It is technology driven company which focuses Top 500 Ranking
on creating network of last-mile retail points-of-sale to potentially enable every Indian to seamlessly Income 249
benefit from financial inclusion, Government programmes and from a wider access to basic goods
and services. The company through its vast network of retail access points, delivers real-time Net Profit 171
banking services, insurance services, e-Governance services (G2C), e-Commerce services (B2C) & Networth 273
ATM services to the unserved rural, semi-urban and urban markets. Vakrangee Kendra provides
technology-driven real time rural connectivity at the Gram Panchayat level through a variety of Address
services and products across the same target consumers. Under the BFSI services, the company Vakrangee House,
offers basic banking services, retail loans, deposits, recovery of loans amongst others. Under G2C Plot No 66,
services, the company offers utility collection, cess collection and tax collection services other Marol Coop Ind Estate, Marol,
than issuance of certificates. Under B2C services, the company offers telecom services, d2h and Mumbai - 400059, Maharashtra
education services. Under e-Governance services, the company offers services for UIDAI, central Website: www.vakrangee.in
election commission, public distribution system, IGRS, MCA 21, passport seva Kendra.
Cyient Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-015-6979
About the Company
Cyient Ltd (Cyient) was incorporated in 1991.Cyient is an engineering, network and operations Top 500 Ranking
solutions company headquartered in Hyderabad, India. Cyient business is classified in three Income 399
segments: data transformation and analytics (DT&A), networks and operations (N&O), product
engineering and process engineering. DT&A unit specifically targets three key industries: transport Net Profit 189
and navigation, energy and natural resources and content and geospatial providers. Under N&O Networth 226
segment it provides support to communication service providers to plan, design and manage their
next-generation networks with a combination of network engineering, field engineering and mobile Address
workforce management services. Cyient delivers complete product engineering solutions from A-Wing, Plot No 11,
concept to prototype development, including customer service engineering to diverse industries. Software Units Layout,
Under process engineering, Cyient offers a wide range of comprehensive services, including basic Infocity, Madhapur,
design, detail design, installation support, system engineering, and complex program management Hyderabad - 500081, Telangana
across industry segments. During FY15, the company incorporated its subsidiary in Melbourne, Website: www.cyient.com
Australia to provide engineering, data and network operations services in the APAC region.
Income 494
Arvind Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 86-218-1930
About the Company
Arvind Ltd (Arvind) was incorporated in 1931 to manufacture superfine fabrics. In 1997, Arvind Top 500 Ranking
set up manufacturing plant in Gujarat for shirting, bottom weights and knits. Arvind is a vertically Income 154
integrated textile company engaged in manufacturing range of cotton shirting, denim, knits and
bottom weights fabrics, jeans and shirts garments. The company through its subsidiary, Arvind Net Profit 151
Lifestyle Brands Ltd (AFBL) markets branded apparel under various brands in India such as Arrow, Networth 169
Excalibur, Elle, Cherokee, Izod and US Polo among others. The company also operates apparel value
retail stores, MEGAMART and speciality retail stores under arrangements with international brands Address
of Debanhams & Next. Arvind also has presence in telecom and technical textiles businesses directly Naroda Road,
and through JV companies. In Jul 2015, Arvind through its subsidiary AFBL entered into a license Ahmedabad - 380025, Gujarat
agreement with Aeropostale, Inc., the speciality youth retailer of casual and active apparel with over Website: www.arvind.com
1,000 locations across the globe. In Sep 2015, Arvind ventured into beauty and cosmetics segment
by entering into partnership with SEPHORA, beauty retailer with presence in 31 countries.
Trident Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 65-067-2392
About the Company
Trident Ltd (Trident), a flagship company of The Trident Group was established in the year 1990. Top 500 Ranking
Trident operates in four business segments viz. home textiles, yarn, paper & chemicals and energy. Income 202
Under home textiles, Trident offers variety of terry towels and bed linens under the brands Trident
Home Essentials, Trident Play, Trident Organic and Trident Cuddlies amongst others. Under yarn Net Profit 278
segment, it manufactures melange, core spun yarn, slub yran, compact yarn, modal yarn, viscose Networth 237
yarn and bamboo yarn. Trident manufactures variety of papers including diamond line, silverline,
cartridge, super line, and drawing paper and market them under brands like Spectra, Natural, My Address
Choice, Eco Green and Royal Touch. Trident under energy segment produces steam and power using Trident Complex,
eco-friendly process. Trident operates with an installed capacity of 0.37 mn spindles and 5,500 Raikot Road, Barnala,
rotors capable of manufacturing 8,400 MT of cotton and blended yarn per month. In Nov 2015, Sanghera - 148101, Punjab
launched Trident Digiprint, a premium paper suitable for digital printing and it incorporated a Website: www.tridentindia.com
wholly owned subsidiary, Trident Europe Ltd in UK.
SRF Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-845-5259
About the Company
SRF Ltd (SRF) was incorporated in 1970 as a manufacturer of nylon tyre cord. SRF operates in Top 500 Ranking
three segments namely, Technical Textiles Business (TTB), Chemicals & Polymers Business (CPB) Income 211
and Packaging Films Business (PFB). Under TTB segment SRF manufactures nylon tyre cord fabric,
belting fabric, coated fabric, laminated fabric and industrial yarns. CPB segment of company offers Net Profit 181
fluorochemicals, refrigerants, chlorinated solvents, speciality chemicals and engineering plastics. Networth 184
SRF manufactures BOPET and BOPP films in its PFB segment. SRF has four plants for CPB, five plants
for TTB and two plants for PFB segments across Rajasthan, TN, MP, Gujarat and Uttarakhand. In Address
FY15, SRF acquired DuPonts global 134a regulated medical pharmaceutical propellant business C-8, Commercial Complex,
under which company will own DuPont Dymel brand. In Feb 2016, SRF commissioned plant for Safdarjung Development Area,
manufacturing of speciality chemicals at Dahej, Gujarat. During the year, SRF divested its stake in New Delhi - 110016, Delhi
SRF Transnational Holdings Ltd and SRF Properties Ltd. Website: www.srf.com
Raymond Limited
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S No 91-621-3382
About the Company
Raymond Ltd (Raymond) was established in 1925 as Raymond Woollen Mill Ltd at Thane, Top 500 Ranking
Maharashtra. In 1964, the company set up a new division for multi-fibre processing and technology Income 250
improvements to make blended fabrics. The company acquired its present name in 1994. Raymond
is primarily involved in integrated manufacturing of worsted fabric. It produces high-value pure- Net Profit 298
wool, wool-blended and premium polyester viscose worsted suiting in addition to half a million Networth 281
blankets and shawls. Raymond offers textile products under various categories like worsted, tailored
clothing, denim, Jeanswear, shirting, dress shirts, corporate wear and woollen outerwear amongst Address
others. The company markets its products under various brands such as Raymond, Park Avenue, Plot No 156/H No 2,
Parx, Makers and ColorPlus. As on Mar 31 2015, Raymond had a wide network of 1,003 retail stores Village Zadgaon,
including 43 overseas stores across all formats including The Raymond Shop, The exclusive Brand Ratanagiri - 415612, Maharashtra
Outlet and Made-to-Measure. Website: www.raymond.in
Income 138
Standardisation/Certifications
As on Mar 2015, CONCOR successfully obtained recertification under ISO 9001:2008 Quality Standards for 16 terminals.
As on Mar 31, 2014, 58 terminals including; eight regional offices and Corporate office were ISO 9001:2008 certified.
Subsidiaries
As on Mar 31, 2015, CONCOR had two wholly owned subsidiaries namely, Fresh And Healthy Enterprises Ltd and CONCOR Air Ltd. The
company also had two partly owned subsidiaries namely, SIDCUL CONCOR Infra Company Ltd and Punjab Logistics Infrastructure Ltd.
Recent Developments
In FY15, CONCOR crossed the three mn TEUs, registering an increase of 8.44% over previous year.
In Dec 2015, CONCOR announced plans to set up two new Multi Modal Logistics Parks (MMLPs) at Tehi in MP and Barhi in
Haryana with the project costs of approximately ` 174 crores and ` 346 crores.
CSR Initiatives
CONCOR undertakes major projects in the areas of education, health, skill development & environment sustainability. Some of the
initiatives undertaken include:
Construction of classrooms for cyclone hit areas in the district of Ganjam, Odisha.
Energy conservation projects Providing farmers with rain water harvesting tanks etc.
Provide lighting solar lights, mobile charger facility, solar lalterns to 3600 families to the under privileged section of societies in
association with Central Electronics Limited, Government of India.
Education to girl child.
Under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, the company has contributed an amount of 3.5 crore to Swachh Bhart Kosh set up by Govt. of
India towards construction of toilets in schools.
The company also has MOU with National Backward Classes Finance Development Corporation who will provide training to
youths in the field of Apparel Production Supervision and Quality Control (APSQC), Garment Construction Techniques (GCT),
Industrial Sewing Machine Operation (ISMOB&A)
Income 262
The company has a joint venture with Canadas Dragon Wave Inc. for Packet Microwave Management Details
Radio Systems and with Polixel Sp.z.o.o., Poland for security, safety & surveillance Non-Executive Chairman
solutions. M P Shukla
Managing Director
Products and Solutions Mahendra Nahata
HFCLs business operations primarily include manufacturing of Telecom Equipments & Directors
Optic Fiber Cables and implementation of OFC, telecom and safe & smart city networks Arvind Kharabanda
on turnkey basis. The current products and services include the following: R M Kastia
Rajiv Sharma
Bela Banerjee
Optical Fiber Cables
HFCL manufactures high quality OFC which are designed to suit applications in NLD, Access
& FTT-x Networks and for specialised applications like fire survival cables, tactical cables
etc. It operates OFC manufacturing units in Goa and Chennai (through its subsidiary HTL)
which is equipped with state-of-the-art R&D facilities and latest machines to produce
from single fiber cables to 576 Fiber Cables, customized to suit different client needs.
Some of its OFC variants include; aerial cables, armoured cables, fttx cables, micro cables
and unarmoured cables. The OFC cables manufactured by HFCL are exported to more
than 20 countries worldwide. Address & Website
8, Electronics Complex
Telecom Equipment Chambaghat
Solan 173 213, HP
HFCL focuses on manufacturing products for access networks including Mobile GSM
systems, WiFi equipment, Fiber to the Home (FTTH) systems and end to end packet Website
microwave solutions through its JV DragonWave HFCL India Pvt Ltd. HFCL also offers www.hfcl.com
high capacity carrier class GPON platform enabling fast, reliable, secure and future proof
multi services access network, suitable for high bandwidth applications such as video
conferencing, remote education and tele-medicine among others.
Electronics
HFCL provides a whole range of power solutions for critical applications for telecom
Industry, IT and other vertical markets through one of its associate companies Exicom
Tele-Systems Ltd. Key products include DC power systems from 3KW to 300KW which
serve every kind of telecom requirement from a small cell site to large exchanges.
Exicom also provides hybrid power solutions to harness green energy using hybrid solar
PV, wind, geothermal and fuel cell energy sources.
Telecom Networks
The offering includes FTTx, In-building systems, OFC and Optical transmission. HFCL offers
end-to-end solutions deployed in Radio & Optic Fiber Transmission networks, Wireless
and Broadband Access networks. The companys FTTx solutions cover entire life-cycle of
HFCL introduced 2 new technologies GSM & WiFi and manufactured over 1500 GSM BTS in its Solan factory. The company also
expended its OFC manufacturing capacity by setting up a new factory at HFCLs subsidiary HTL Ltd. Chennai
FY 15 HFCL diversified operations in defence sector and became successful bidder in two major tenders for defence telecom
network and expecting orders valued over ` 40 bn in FY 16.
During FY15, the company implemented two major OFC networks for defence and 4G operator and bagged large orders in its
turnkey segment, taking its order book to ` 30 bn.
Implemented greenfield GSM mobile network by installing over 400 GSM sites. Also completed expansion of DWDM optical
transport network for Railtel.
Offered turnkey solution of integrated telecom network for railways greenfield freight corridor line with potential to sign
contracts over ` 2bn during FY 16
In Mar 2016, HFCL secured several licenses in preparation for manufacturing products for the defence sector. These include
electronic fuses, electro optical devices, communication equipments and several others along with permits for assembling
electronic warfare systems, radars and the design, development and manufacturing of aircrafts including helicopters.
The company has set up separate focused group to address large business opportunities in Bharatnet, smart city & safe city.
Abbreviation Term
AAI Airports Authority of India
ABF Axis Bank Foundation
AMC Asset Management Company
AMFI Association of Mutual Funds of India
BARC Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
BCAs Business Correspondent Agents
BIS Bureau of Indian Standard
Borelli Borelli Tea Holdings Limited, UK
BPCL Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
BSE Bombay stock exchange
BSEML Blue Star Electro-Mechanical Limited
BSNL Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
CBDT Central Board of Direct Taxes
CBOT Chicago Board of Trade
CDSL Cholamandalam Distribution Services Limited
CEIL Certification Engineers International Limited
CIS Commonwealth of Independent States
CPCB Central Pollution Control Board
CPSE Central Public Sector Enterprise
CSEC Cholamandalam Securities Limited
CSIR Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
DDA Delhi Development Authority
DIFC Dubai International Financial Centre
DMRC Delhi Metro Rail Corporation
DVC Damodar Valley Corporation
FAI The Fertiliser Association of India
FCI Fertilizer Corporation of India
FCIL Fertilizer Corporation of India Limited
FIs FinanciaL Institutions
GIC General Insurance Corporation of India
GIGL GSPL India Gasnet Limited
GITL GSPL India Transco Limited
GoI Government of India
GSFC Gujarat State Fertilizer & Chemicals Limited
GSPC Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Limited
GSPL Gujarat State Petronet Limited
Abbreviation Term
ICC The International Chamber of Commerce
ICWA The Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India
IDCs Internet Data Centers
IEC International Electrotechnical Commission
IRDA Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority
ISO International Organization for Standardization
ISUZU Isuzu Motors Limited
J&J Johnson & Johnson
JHCL Jaypee Healthcare Limited
JN Port Jawaharlal Nehru Port
KPTCL Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation
LIC Life Insurance Corporation of India
LLP LimitedLiability Partnership
MFIs Microfinance Institutions
MIBL Mahindra Insurance Brokers Limited
MOPNG Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas
MPRDC Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation
MRHFL Mahindra Rural Housing Finance Limited
MSE Micro and Small Enterprises
MSEDCL Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited
MSIL Maruti Suzuki India Limited
MSME Micro Small and Medium Enterprise
MSRDC Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation
NASSCOM The National Association of Software and Services Companies
NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association
NHAI National Highways Authority of India
NHB National Housing Bank
NOIDA New Okhla Industrial Development Authority
NPPA National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority
NSDC National Skill Development Corporation
NSE National Stock Exchange of India Limited
OCP Office Cherifien Des Phosphates
OPIC Overseas Private Investment Corporation
PCL Public Company Limited
PFRL Pantaloons Fashion & Retail Limited
POSCO Pohang Iron and Steel Company
PPP Public-Private Partnership
Abbreviation Term
PTSPL Pyxis Technology Solutions Private Limited
PWD Public Works Department
QC Quality Control
RBI Reserve Bank of India
RF Radio Frequency
RINL Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited
RTC Research & Technology Center
RVNL Rail Vikas Nigam Limited
SAARC South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
SCB Scheduled Commercial Bank
SEBI Security Exchange Board of India
SEIL Steel Exchange India Limited
SHCIL Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited
SIIDCUL State Infrastructure and Industrial Development Corporation of Uttarakhand Limited
SMP Samvardhana Motherson Peguform
STP Sewage Treatment Plant
TAFE Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited
TBTUs Thousand British Thermal Units
TELCO Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company
UCL UltraTech Chemco Limited
UIDAI Unique Identification Development Authority of India
UMC Udaipur Municipal Corporation
UN United Nations
USFDA United States Food and Drug Administration
UTI Unit Trust of India
ZF Zahnradfabrik
ZWAOL Zero Waste Agro Organics Limited
ABBREVIATION PRODUCT
2G 2nd Generation
3D Three Dimensional
3G 3rd Generation
4G 4th Generation
AAC Aerated Autoclaved Concrete
ABC Ammonium Bi-Carbonate
AC Air Conditioning
ADM Application Development and Maintenance
AED Automated External Defibrillators
ANP Ammonium Nitro Phosphate
API Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient
ATF Aviation Turbine Fuel
ATM Automatic Teller Machine
BCA Banking Business Correspondents Agents
BI Business Intelligence
Biola Bio-Fertilizers
Bio-MEG Bio-Mono Ethylene Glycol
BOPP Bi-Axially Oriented Polypropylene Film
CFL Compact Fluorescent Lamp
CFS Container Freight Stations
CI Casting Iron
CNC machine Computer Numerical Control machine
CP Commercial Paper
CPP film Casting Polypropylene Film
CS Carbon Steel
CTC Crushed, Torn and Curled
CVC Chief Value Cotton
DGBB Deep Groove Ball Bearings
DI Ductile Iron
DNA Daily News and Analysis
DPI Domino Pizza India
DTY Draw Texturised Yarn
ECH Epichlorohydrin
ERP Enterprise Resource Planning
ETP "Electrolytic
Tinplates"
FBB Fashion at Big Bazaar
ABBREVIATION PRODUCT
FCL Full Container Load
FD Fixed Deposit
FDY Fully Drawn Yarn
G&L Greases and Lubricants
GRP Glass Reinforced Plastic
HCl Hydrochloric Acid
HIPS High Impact Polystyrene
HPC Home & Personal Care
HPR High Performance Refractories
HPSV High Pressure Sodium Vapour
HSAW Helically Submerged Arc Welded
ICD Inland Container Depots
IMPS Inter Bank Mobile Payment System
LAM coke Low Ash Metallurgical (coke)
LCL Less-Than-Container Load
LED Light Emitting Diode
LRVs Light Rail Vehicles
LSAW Longitudinally Submerged Arc Welded Steel pipes
LTE Long Term Evolution
M&HCVs Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicles
MPLS Multiprotocol Label Switching
MS Mild Steel
MUV Multi-Utility Vehicle
NPK Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potash (Potassium)
NVOCC Non Vessel Operating Common Carrier
OPC OrdinaryPortlandCement
OPP film Oriented Polypropylene Film
PC Polycarbonate / Passenger Cars / performance chemical
PCs Passenger Cars
PET Polyethylene Terephthalate
PFY Polyester Filament Yarn
PMC Project Management Consultancy
POY Partially-Oriented Yarn
PPC Pozzolana PortlandCement
PS Polystyrene
PSF Polyester Staple Fibre
PTA Purified Terephthalic Acid
ABBREVIATION PRODUCT
PTFE Poly Tetrafluoroethylene
PVC Polyvinyl Chloride
RCCB Residual Current Circuit Breaker
RD Recurring Deposit
REIT Real Estate Investment Trust
RMC Ready Mixed Concrete
SAP System Application & Products
SAW Submerged Arc Welded
SMP Skimmed Milk Powder
SMS Short Message Service
SNF Sulphonated Naphthalene Formaldehyde / Solids, Not Fat
SPC Specialty Polymers and Compounds
SS Stainless Steel
Sujala Soluble Fertilizers
TRB Taper Roller Bearings
UCE Unit Construction Engine
UV Utility Vehicles
VFY Viscose Filament Yarn
WLA White Label ATM's
WMP Whole Milk Powder
XPS Extruded Polystyrene Insulation Boards
ABBREVIATION TERM
9M Nine Month
AAUM Average Assets Under Management
ANBC Adjusted Net Bank Credit
ANDAs Abbreviated New Drug Application
ARB Agricultural and Rural Banking
AUM Assets Under Management
B2B Business to Business
B2C Business-to-Consumer
BC Business Correspondence
BFSI Banking, Financial services and Insurance
BMW Bavarian Motor Works
BOF Basic Oxygen Furnace
BOOT Build, Own, Operate, Transfer
BoP Balance of Plant
BOT Build-Operate-Transfer
BPM Business Process Management
BPO Business Process Outsourcing
BS British Standards
CAD Computer-Aided Design / Current Account Deficit
CAM Computer-Aided Manufacturing
CASA Current and Savings Account Ratio
CDR Corporate Debt Restructuring
CDs Cash Dispensers
CEM Customer Experience Management
CEP Certification of Suitability of European Pharmacopoeia Monographs
CNG Compressed Natural Gas
CNS Central Nervous System
Co2 Carbon Dioxide
COMIT Card Online Management and Inquiry Tool
CPI Consumer price index
CPP Captive Power Plant
CR Cold Rolled
CRAMS Contract Research and Manufacturing Services
CSR Corporate Social Responsibility
CV Commercial Vehicles / CardioVascular
CY Calendar Year
DAP Di Ammonium Phosphate
ABBREVIATION TERM
DBFOT Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer
DBT Direct Benefit Transfer
DBTL Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG
DDoS Denial-of-Service
DFI Development Financial Institution
DIY Square Do-It-Yourself store
DMFs Drug Master Files
DRG Decision Resources Group
DSP Dart SurfacelinePlus
DT&A Data Transformation and Analytics
DTH Direct to Home
D-U-N-S Data Universal Numbering System
DW Dairy Whitener
E&C Engineering & Construction
E&P Exploration and Production
EBOs Exclusive Brand Outlets
EDM Electrical Discharge Machining
EDMF European Drug Master File
EHV Extra High Voltage
EILAP EIL Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd.
e-KYC Electronic Know Your Customer
EMD Electrolytic Manganese Dioxide
EMI Equated Monthly Instalments
EMUs Electric Multiple Unit
EMV Europay, MasterCard, and Visa
EOU Export Oriented Unit
EPC Engineering Procurement and Construction / Erection Procurement and Construction
EPS Engineering Products and Services / Expandable Polystyrene
ESOP Employee Stock Ownership Plan
F&B Foods & Beverages
F2R Free to Ride
FATCA Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act
FCNR Foreign Currency Non-Resident Account
FDI Foreign direct Investment
FIBC Flexible Intermediate Bulk containers
FMCG Fast-Moving Consumer Goods
FOREX Foreign Exchange
ABBREVIATION TERM
FR-LSH Flame Retardant Low Smoke and Halogen free
FSSC Food Safety System Certification
FY Financial Year
FZC Free Zone Company
FZE Free Zone Establishment
G.I Gastro Intestinal
G2C Government to Citizen
GAAR General Anti-Avoidance Rule
GCC General Credit Card
GCT Groupe Chimique Tunisien
GDC Gravity Die Casting / Global Delivery Center
GDP Gross Domestic Product
GIS Gas-Insulated Substations
GLS General Lighting Service
Govt. Government
GP Galvanised Plain
GPPS General Purpose Polystyrene
GST Goods and Services Tax
GTCI Global Technical Centre India
GVA Gross Value Added
HAPi Hazira-Ankleshwar natural gas pipeline
HBU Hub Bearing Unit
HCV Heavy Commercial Vehicles
HNI High Netwoth Individuals
HTSE High Technology Self Energizer
ICOR Incremental Capital Output Ratio
ICV Intermediate Commercial Vehicle
IFRS International Financial Reporting Standards
IIP Index of Industrial Production
IMACID Indo Maroc Phosphore SA
IMF International Monetary Fund
IMT Instant Money Transfer
Inc Incorporation
INR Indian Rupee
IP Internet Protocol / Industrial Packaging
IPL Indian Premier League
IPLC International Private Leased Circuit
ABBREVIATION TERM
IPO Initial Public Offer
IS International Standard
ISP IISCO Steel Plant
IT Information Technology
JCB J.C. Bamford Excavators Limited
JIS Japanese Industrial Standards
JV Joint Venture
KGF Kolar Gold Fields
LCNG Liquid to Compressed Natural Gas
LCV Light Commercial Vehicle
LED Light Emitting Diode
LEED Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
LI Logistics Infrastructures
LIFE Living, Industrial and Farm Essentials
LLC Limited Liability Company
LLLR Low Level Light Weight Radar
LNG Liquefied Natural Gas
LPDC Low Pressure Die Casting
LPG Liquefied Petroleum Gas
LRF Ladle Refining Furnaces
LS Logistics Services
LTC Low-Temperature Carbonization
M&A Mergers & Acquisitions
MBOs Multi Brand Outlets
MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker
MEP Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing & Fire fighting
MFs Mutual Funds
MHz MegaHertz
MICE Meeting, Incentive, Conference, and Exhibition
Microla Micro Nutrient Fertilizers
MNC Multinational Companies in India
MOOC Massive Open Online Courses
MOP Muriate of Potash
MoU Memorandum of Understanding
MTO Multimodal Transport Operations
N&O Networks and Operations
NBFC Non Banking Finance Company
ABBREVIATION TERM
NCE New Chemical Entity
NCR National Capital Region
NEFT National Electronic Funds Transfer
NeGP National e-Governance Plan
NGSSS Next Generation Staple Spinning System
NLD National Long Distance
NLW Non Linked Washery
NPAs Non-Performing Assets
NPM Net Profit Margin
NPS National Pension Scheme
NRI Non Resident Indian
NRO account Non-Resident Ordinary account
O&M Operation & Maintenance / Operations and Management
OEMs Original Equipment Manufacturer
OHSAS Occupational Health & Safety Advisory Services
OTC Over The Counter
OTG Oven Toaster Grillers
OTR Off-The-Road
P&E Project & Engineering Solutions
P2P Point to Point
PAN Phthalic Anhydride / Permanent Account Number
PAT Profit after Tax
PD Pharma Dynamics
PDC Pressure Die-casting
PF Powder Proof
PFI Pharmaceutical Formulation Intermediates
PGDM Post Graduate Diploma in Management
PGPXP Post Graduate Programme for Experienced Professionals
PNG Piped Natural Gas
POS Point of Sale
PPL Performance Plastics
PPM Professional Pest Management
PPP Purchasing Power Parity
PSC Portland Slang Cement
PSE Public Sector Enterprises
PSUs Public Sector Undertakings
PV Polyester Viscose / Passenger Vehicles
ABBREVIATION TERM
PWP Printing and Writing Paper
R&D Research and Development
R-APDRP The Restructured Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme
RFC account Resident Foreign Currency Account
RGGVY Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana
ROA Return on Assets
ROACE Return on Average Capital Employed
ROI Return on Investment
RSBY Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana
RTGS Real Time Gross Settlement
SEZ Special Economic Zone
SF Standard Furukawa
SHG Self Help Group
SIG Structured Investment Group
SME Small and Medium Enterprises
SPV Solar Photo Voltaics / Special Purpose Vehicles
SRPC Sulphate Resisting Portland Cement
SSP Single Super Phosphate / Semi-Synthetic Penicillin
SUVs Sports Utility Vehicles
T&T Tours and Travels
TCE Tata Cheicls Europe
TCL Temperature Controlled Logistics
TDS Tax Deducted at Source
TF Trade Finance
THU Truck Hub Unit
TI Total Income
TKS Tata Kisan Sansar
TM Trade Mark
TMT steel Thermo Mechanically Treated Steel
TPP Thermal Power Project
TS Technical Specification
TV Television
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply
USBs Ultra Small Branches
USD United States Dollar
USP Unique Selling Preposition
ABBREVIATION TERM
VAT Value-Added Tax
VC Video Conferencing
VLCCs Very Large Crude Carriers
VOC Volatile Organic Compound
VRF Variable Refrigerant Flow
VSAT Very Small Aperture Terminal
w.e.f. with effect from
WEC Women Empowerment Cell
WHRS Waste Heat Recovery Systems
WLAs White Label ATMs
YEA Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority
y-o-y year-on-year
ABBREVIATION UNIT
bn Billion
BU Billion Units
CAGR Compound Annual Growth Rate
CBM cubic meter
cm Centimeter
DHDT Diesel Hydrotreater
gm Gram
HP Horsepower
kg Kilograms
km Kilometer
kms Kilometers
Kt Kilo Tonnes
KV Kilovolt
KVA Kilo-Volt-Ampere
KWH Kilowatt Hour
mg milligram
MGD Million Gallons Per Day
ml milli liter
MLD / MLPD Million Litres Per Day
mm Millimetre
MMSCMD Million Metric Standard Cubic Meter Per Day
MMT Million Metric Tons/ Million Tonnes
MMTPA Million Metric Tons Per Annum
mn Million
mn mtrs Million Meters
mn pcs Million Pieces
MT Metircs Ton/Million Ton
MTPA Metric Tons Per Annum
MTPD Metric Tons Per Day
mtrs Meters
MU Million Units
MUPA Million Units Per Annum
MV Medium Voltage
MW Mega Watt
MWh Megawatt-hours
p. a. Per Annum
SCMD Standard Cubic Meter Per Day
sq ft Square Feet
sq km Square Kilometer
sq. mtr Square meter
TCD Tonnes Crushed Per Day
TPA Tonnage Per Annum
TPD Tons Per Day
VGO HDT Vaccum Gasoil Hydrotreater
ABBREVIATION MONTH
January Jan
February Feb
March Mar
April Apr
May May
June Jun
July Jul
August Aug
September Sep
October Oct
November Nov
December Dec
ABBREVIATION REGION
AP Andra pradesh
D&NH Dadra & Nagar Haveli
EU European Union
HP Himachal Pradesh
J&K Jammu & Kashmir
ME Middle East
MIST Mexico-Indonesia-South Korea-Turkey
MP Madhya Pradesh
NZ New Zealand
RAK Ras al-Khaimah
SA South Africa
TN Tamil Nadu
UAE United Arab Emirates
UK United Kingdom
UP Uttar Pradesh
US United States
USA United States of America
UT Union Territory
WB West Bengal
Index
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3M India Limited................................................................................. 421 Bajaj Auto Limited................................................................................. 19
Bajaj Electricals Limited....................................................................... 101
A Bajaj Finance Limited.......................................................................... 152
Aarti Drugs Limited.............................................................................. 301 Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited.................................................. 158
Aarti Industries Limited......................................................................... 69 Balkrishna Industries Limited.............................................................. 408
ABB India Limited................................................................................ 325 Balmer Lawrie & Co Limited................................................................ 109
Abbott India Limited............................................................................ 298 Balrampur Chini Mills Limited............................................................. 367
ACC Limited........................................................................................... 61 Bank of Baroda...................................................................................... 33
Adani Enterprises Limited................................................................... 393 Bank of India.......................................................................................... 32
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited................................. 417 Bank of Maharashtra............................................................................. 37
Adani Power Limited........................................................................... 318 Banswara Syntex Limited..................................................................... 386
Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited.................................................................... 109 BASF India Limited................................................................................. 69
Bata India Limited................................................................................ 183
Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Limited.................................................... 334
Bayer CropScience Limited...................................................................... 3
AIA Engineering Limited...................................................................... 128
BEML Limited...................................................................................... 127
Ajanta Pharma Limited........................................................................ 299
Berger Paints India Limited . ............................................................... 277
Akzo Nobel India Limited..................................................................... 278
BGR Energy Systems Limited............................................................... 126
Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited....................................................... 298
Bharat Electronics Limited................................................................... 115
Allahabad Bank...................................................................................... 35
Bharat Forge Limited............................................................................... 9
Allcargo Logistics Limited.................................................................... 402
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited......................................................... 125
ALSTOM India Limited......................................................................... 327 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited............................................... 257
Alstom T&D India Limited.................................................................... 326 Bharti Airtel Limited............................................................................ 373
Amara Raja Batteries Limited................................................................ 49 Bharti Infratel Limited......................................................................... 325
Ambuja Cements Limited...................................................................... 61 Biocon Limited..................................................................................... 297
Andhra Bank.......................................................................................... 36 Birla Corporation Limited...................................................................... 63
Apar Industries Limited....................................................................... 115 Blue Dart Express Limited.................................................................... 402
APL Apollo Tubes Limited.................................................................... 238 Blue Star Limited................................................................................. 102
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited.................................................... 417 Bodal Chemicals Limited.............................................................. 76-77
Apollo Tyres Limited............................................................................ 407 The Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Company Limited................ 382
Arvind Limited..................................................................................... 379 Bosch Limited.......................................................................................... 9
Asahi India Glass Limited..................................................................... 203 Brigade Enterprises Limited................................................................ 334
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Gabriel India Limited............................................................................. 11
D. B. Corp Limited................................................................................ 231
GAIL (India) Limited............................................................................. 189
Dabur India Limited............................................................................. 163
GHCL Limited......................................................................................... 70
Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Limited....................................... 368
Gillette India Limited........................................................................... 165
DCB Bank Limited.................................................................................. 44
GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Limited.................................. 174
DCM Shriram Industries Limited......................................................... 368
GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited.......................................... 296
DCM Shriram Limited.......................................................................... 109
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited..................................................... 295
DCW Limited.......................................................................................... 73
Godawari Power & Ispat Limited......................................................... 221
Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited............... 137
Godfrey Phillips India Limited................................................................ 81
Deepak Nitrite Limited.......................................................................... 72
Godrej Consumer Products Limited.................................................... 164
Dena Bank............................................................................................. 40
Godrej Industries Limited...................................................................... 71
Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited..................................... 149
Gokaldas Exports Limited.................................................................... 386
Dhampur Sugar Mills Limited.............................................................. 368
Gokul Refoils and Solvent Limited....................................................... 170
The Dhanlaxmi Bank Limited................................................................. 44
Good Luck Steel Tubes Limited.................................................242-243
Dhunseri Petrochem Limited............................................................... 289
Goodyear India Limited....................................................................... 409
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited............................................... 327
Granules India Limited........................................................................ 300
Divis Laboratories Limited.................................................................. 296
Graphite India Limited......................................................................... 209
DLF Limited.......................................................................................... 333
Grasim Industries Limited.................................................................... 379
Dr. Reddys Laboratories Limited......................................................... 293
The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited.................................... 345
E Greaves Cotton Limited....................................................................... 129
E.I.D.-Parry (India) Limited................................................................... 367 Greenply Industries Limited................................................................ 413
Eicher Motors Limited........................................................................... 20 Grindwell Norton Limited.................................................................... 422
EIH Limited.......................................................................................... 215 GRUH Finance Limited......................................................................... 158
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Indian Overseas Bank............................................................................ 34
Indo Count Industries Limited............................................................. 384
Hatsun Agro Product Limited.............................................................. 175 Indo Rama Synthetics (India) Limited.................................................. 381
Havells India Limited........................................................................... 115 Indraprastha Gas Limited.................................................................... 190
HBL Power Systems Limited.................................................................. 49 IndusInd Bank Limited........................................................................... 39
HCL Technologies Limited.................................................................... 352 INEOS Styrolution India Limited.......................................................... 312
HDFC Bank Limited................................................................................ 31 Infosys Limited..................................................................................... 351
HEG Limited......................................................................................... 209 Inox Leisure Limited............................................................................ 233
HeidelbergCement India Limited........................................................... 64 Insecticides (India) Limited...................................................................... 5
Heritage Foods Limited....................................................................... 176 Ipca Laboratories Limited.................................................................... 296
Hero MotoCorp Limited........................................................................ 19 IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited.................................................. 95
Hexaware Technologies Limited.......................................................... 356 Isgec Heavy Engineering Limited......................................................... 127
HIL Limited............................................................................................ 65 ITC Limited............................................................................................. 81
Himachal Futuristic Communications Limited...........................418-419 ITD Cementation India Limited.............................................................. 97
Himadri Chemicals & Industries Limited............................................... 72
Himatsingka Seide Limited.................................................................. 387 J
Hindalco Industries Limited................................................................. 251 J. Kumar Infraprojects Limited............................................................... 97
Hinduja Global Solutions Limited........................................................ 356 J. B. Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Limited......................................... 301
Hindustan Construction Company Limited............................................ 93 J.K. Cement Limited............................................................................... 63
Hindustan Copper Limited................................................................... 252 Jagran Prakashan Limited.................................................................... 232
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited......................................... 258 Jain Irrigation Systems Limited ........................................................... 307
Hindustan Unilever Limited................................................................. 163 Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited..................................................... 320
Hindustan Zinc Limited........................................................................ 251 The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited.................................................. 42
Hitachi Home and Life Solutions (India) Limited................................. 103 Jamna Auto Industries Limited.............................................................. 15
Honeywell Automation India Limited.................................................. 116 Jay Bharat Maruti Limited..................................................................... 13
Housing Development Finance Corpn. Limited................................... 145 Jayaswal Neco Industries Limited........................................................ 220
HSIL Limited......................................................................................... 203 JBF Industries Limited.......................................................................... 289
HT Media Limited................................................................................ 232 Jindal Poly Films Limited...................................................................... 270
Huhtamaki PPL Limited....................................................................... 271 Jindal Saw Limited............................................................................... 237
JK Lakshmi Cement Limited................................................................... 64
I JK Paper Limited.................................................................................. 283
I G Petrochemicals Limited.................................................................... 73 JK Tyre & Industries Limited................................................................ 407
ICICI Bank Limited.................................................................................. 31 JMC Projects (India) Limited.................................................................. 95
IDBI Bank Limited.................................................................................. 34 JSW Energy Limited............................................................................. 320
Idea Cellular Limited............................................................................ 373 JSW Steel Limited................................................................................ 219
IDFC Limited........................................................................................ 148 Jubilant FoodWorks Limited................................................................ 420
IFB Industries Limited.......................................................................... 104 Jubilant Life Sciences Limited.............................................................. 295
JVL Agro Industries Limited................................................................. 174 Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited...................................... 138
Jyothy Laboratories Limited................................................................ 165 Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited................................ 258
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Mafatlal Industries Limited.................................................................. 387
Magma Fincorp Limited....................................................................... 154
Maharashtra Seamless Limited........................................................... 239 OCL India Limited.................................................................................. 64
Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited........................... 151 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited............................................ 263
Mahindra & Mahindra Limited.............................................................. 25 Oil India Limited.................................................................................. 263
Mahindra CIE Automotive Limited........................................................ 11 Omax Autos Limited.............................................................................. 15
Man Industries (India) Limited............................................................ 239 Omaxe Limited.................................................................................... 335
Manappuram Finance Limited............................................................ 154 Oracle Financial Services Software Limited......................................... 352
Mandhana Industries Limited............................................................. 383 Orient Cement Limited.......................................................................... 65
Orient Paper & Industries Limited....................................................... 103 Ruchi Soya Industries Limited......................................................... 169
Oriental Bank of Commerce.................................................................. 35 Rupa & Company Limited.................................................................... 388