Presently,
there are 56 Indian companies on Forbes list of 2000 powerful companies. The
ranking depends on the parameters including sales, assets, etc besides market
value.
India, a rising economic power in the world is home
to 56 of the world’s 2000 largest and most powerful companies, according to
US-based magazine Forbes’ annual list, which is topped by the US with its share
of 579 companies.
India’s Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd
leads the pack of 56 Indian companies in the 2015 Forbes Global 2000 list. RIL
is ranked 142 on the list, down from last year’s 135th spot, with a
market value of $42.9 billion and 71.7 billion in sales. It is followed by State
Bank of India which is ranked 152, and has a market value of $33 billion.
The list shows the dominance of the US and China
in the current global business landscape. China is home to 232 of the world’s
largest companies, adding more spots than any other country in the world, and
surpassing Japan for the first time. With 218 companies, Japan has slid to the
third spot. India has added two companies to its last year’s tally.
This year’s Global 2000 companies hail from 61
countries, and account for combined revenues of $39 trillion, profits of $3
trillion with assets worth $162 trillion and a market value of $48 trillion.
The top 5 Global companies: Rank 1- ICBC (China) $278.3 bn, 2- China Construction Bank -
$212.9 bn, 3- Agricultural Bank of China - $189.90, 4- Bank of China - $199.1
bn, 5- Berkshire Hathaway (US) - $354.8 bn.
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