Washington: As many as 57 Indian companies including Reliance Industries, State Bank of India and Oil and Natural Gas figure in The Forbes Global 2000 list of public companies based on their rankings for sales, profits, assets and market value.
Reliance with sales of $45.3 billion is ranked 121st in the list with three public State Bank of India Group (136, $29.1 billion), Oil and Natural Gas (172, 22.6 billion) and Indian Oil (243, $52.1 billion) taking the next three places among the Indian firms.
Other companies in India's top ten were ICICI Bank (288, $13.2 billion), NTPC (348, $10.8 billion), Coal India (418, $10.4 billion), Bharti Airtel (453, $9.3 billion), Larsen & Toubro (499, $9.8 billion) and Tata Motors (512, $20.2 billion).
JPMorgan Chase is in the top spot for the second consecutive year as the world's largest company followed by HSBC, up six spots fuelled by a 121 percent growth in profits in the past fiscal year.
In total, the Global 2000 companies now account for $32 trillion in revenues, $2.4 trillion in profits, $138 trillion in assets and $38 trillion in market value. These firms also employ 80 million people worldwide.
The Asia-Pacific region led The Global 2000 again this year with 701 companies, including the most additions (11) to the list of the regions - Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East & Africa-EMEA, the Americas and the U.S. - with doubled profits, by far the biggest increase.
The biggest profit centre was China, as 121 companies, including PetroChina, ICBC and Sinopec, returned an aggregate profit of $168 billion. Japan and South Korea also showed impressive gains in profits and assets.
With the U.S. economy back on its feet, growing at a steady 3 percent clip over the past 12 months, American firms on The Forbes Global 2000 are growing far faster. Total sales were up 12 percent in 2010 over 2009, and profits continue to rise-up 69 percent, versus 56 percent for the S and P 500.
Still, the U.S. grip on The Global 2000 has been slipping since 2004, when the number of U.S. constituents was 751. It's now 536. The U.S. still accounts for the most firms among the top 100 with 28.
Here is the list of Indian companies and their sales with their world ranking in brackets:
1.. (121) Reliance Industries $45.3 Billion
2.. (136) State Bank of India Group $29.1 Billion
3.. (172) Oil & Natural Gas $22.6 Billion
4.. (243) Indian Oil $52.1 Billion
5.. (288) Icici Bank $13.2 Billion
6.. (348) NTPC $10.8 Billion
7.. (418) Coal India $10.4 Billion
8.. (453) Bharti Airtel $9.3 Billion
9.. (499) Larsen & Toubro $9.8 Billion
10.. (512) Tata Motors $20.2 Billion
11.. (541) Steel Authority of India $9 Billion
12.. (589) HDFC Bank $4.5 Billion
13.. (639) Bharat Heavy Electricals $7.4 Billion
14.. (643) Hindalco Industries $13.5 Billion
15.. (653) Punjab National Bank $5.7 Billion
16.. (701) Tata Consultancy Svcs $6.7 Billion
17.. (735) HDFC-Housing Devel $2.8 Billion
18.. (763) Bank of Baroda $4.5 Billion
19.. (769) Tata Steel $22.8 Billion
20.. (782) Wipro $6.1 Billion
21.. (789) Infosys Technologies $5.1 Billion
22.. (816) Canara Bank $4.9 Billion
23.. (820) Axis Bank $3.4 Billion
24.. (899) GAIL (India) $6 Billion
25.. (918) ITC $4.3 Billion
26.. (963) Bank of India $4.6 Billion
27.. (964) Bharat Petroleum $27.6 Billion
28.. (1008) Reliance Communications $4.6 Billion
29.. (1025) Mahindra & Mahindra $7 Billion
30.. (1054) Hindustan Petroleum $23.5 Billion
31.. (1076) NMDC $1.4 Billion
32.. (1119) Power Grid of India $1.6 Billion
33.. (1195) Power Finance $1.8 Billion
34.. (1204) Jindal Steel & Power $2.5 Billion
35.. (1241) Union Bank of India $3.4 Billion
36.. (1275) DLF $1.6 Billion
37.. (1353) Rural Electrification $1.5 Billion
38.. (1368) Tata Power $4.2 Billion
39.. (1388) NHPC $1.1 Billion
40.. (1405) Adani Enterprises $5.8 Billion
41.. (1423) IDBI Bank $4 Billion
42.. (1492) Grasim Industries $4.4 Billion
43.. (1512) Kotak Mahindra Bank $2.1 Billion
44.. (1513) Central Bank of India $3.1 Billion
45.. (1515) Indian Bank $2 Billion
46.. (1546) Oil India $1.8 Billion
47.. (1560) Hero Honda Motors $3.5 Billion
48.. (1591) Allahabad Bank $2.2 Billion
49.. (1613) Oriental Bank of Commerce $2.6 Billion
50.. (1639) Bajaj Auto $2.6 Billion
51.. (1645) Corporation Bank $1.9 Billion
52.. (1684) Sun Pharma Industries $850 Billion
53.. (1709) UCO Bank $2.3 Billion
54.. (1780) JSW Steel $4.2 Billion
55.. (1782) Syndicate Bank $2.5 Bn
56.. (1806) Indian Overseas Bank 29.2 Billion
57.. (1831) Andhra Bank 1.6 Billion
Reliance with sales of $45.3 billion is ranked 121st in the list with three public State Bank of India Group (136, $29.1 billion), Oil and Natural Gas (172, 22.6 billion) and Indian Oil (243, $52.1 billion) taking the next three places among the Indian firms.
Other companies in India's top ten were ICICI Bank (288, $13.2 billion), NTPC (348, $10.8 billion), Coal India (418, $10.4 billion), Bharti Airtel (453, $9.3 billion), Larsen & Toubro (499, $9.8 billion) and Tata Motors (512, $20.2 billion).
JPMorgan Chase is in the top spot for the second consecutive year as the world's largest company followed by HSBC, up six spots fuelled by a 121 percent growth in profits in the past fiscal year.
In total, the Global 2000 companies now account for $32 trillion in revenues, $2.4 trillion in profits, $138 trillion in assets and $38 trillion in market value. These firms also employ 80 million people worldwide.
The Asia-Pacific region led The Global 2000 again this year with 701 companies, including the most additions (11) to the list of the regions - Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East & Africa-EMEA, the Americas and the U.S. - with doubled profits, by far the biggest increase.
The biggest profit centre was China, as 121 companies, including PetroChina, ICBC and Sinopec, returned an aggregate profit of $168 billion. Japan and South Korea also showed impressive gains in profits and assets.
With the U.S. economy back on its feet, growing at a steady 3 percent clip over the past 12 months, American firms on The Forbes Global 2000 are growing far faster. Total sales were up 12 percent in 2010 over 2009, and profits continue to rise-up 69 percent, versus 56 percent for the S and P 500.
Still, the U.S. grip on The Global 2000 has been slipping since 2004, when the number of U.S. constituents was 751. It's now 536. The U.S. still accounts for the most firms among the top 100 with 28.
Here is the list of Indian companies and their sales with their world ranking in brackets:
1.. (121) Reliance Industries $45.3 Billion
2.. (136) State Bank of India Group $29.1 Billion
3.. (172) Oil & Natural Gas $22.6 Billion
4.. (243) Indian Oil $52.1 Billion
5.. (288) Icici Bank $13.2 Billion
6.. (348) NTPC $10.8 Billion
7.. (418) Coal India $10.4 Billion
8.. (453) Bharti Airtel $9.3 Billion
9.. (499) Larsen & Toubro $9.8 Billion
10.. (512) Tata Motors $20.2 Billion
11.. (541) Steel Authority of India $9 Billion
12.. (589) HDFC Bank $4.5 Billion
13.. (639) Bharat Heavy Electricals $7.4 Billion
14.. (643) Hindalco Industries $13.5 Billion
15.. (653) Punjab National Bank $5.7 Billion
16.. (701) Tata Consultancy Svcs $6.7 Billion
17.. (735) HDFC-Housing Devel $2.8 Billion
18.. (763) Bank of Baroda $4.5 Billion
19.. (769) Tata Steel $22.8 Billion
20.. (782) Wipro $6.1 Billion
21.. (789) Infosys Technologies $5.1 Billion
22.. (816) Canara Bank $4.9 Billion
23.. (820) Axis Bank $3.4 Billion
24.. (899) GAIL (India) $6 Billion
25.. (918) ITC $4.3 Billion
26.. (963) Bank of India $4.6 Billion
27.. (964) Bharat Petroleum $27.6 Billion
28.. (1008) Reliance Communications $4.6 Billion
29.. (1025) Mahindra & Mahindra $7 Billion
30.. (1054) Hindustan Petroleum $23.5 Billion
31.. (1076) NMDC $1.4 Billion
32.. (1119) Power Grid of India $1.6 Billion
33.. (1195) Power Finance $1.8 Billion
34.. (1204) Jindal Steel & Power $2.5 Billion
35.. (1241) Union Bank of India $3.4 Billion
36.. (1275) DLF $1.6 Billion
37.. (1353) Rural Electrification $1.5 Billion
38.. (1368) Tata Power $4.2 Billion
39.. (1388) NHPC $1.1 Billion
40.. (1405) Adani Enterprises $5.8 Billion
41.. (1423) IDBI Bank $4 Billion
42.. (1492) Grasim Industries $4.4 Billion
43.. (1512) Kotak Mahindra Bank $2.1 Billion
44.. (1513) Central Bank of India $3.1 Billion
45.. (1515) Indian Bank $2 Billion
46.. (1546) Oil India $1.8 Billion
47.. (1560) Hero Honda Motors $3.5 Billion
48.. (1591) Allahabad Bank $2.2 Billion
49.. (1613) Oriental Bank of Commerce $2.6 Billion
50.. (1639) Bajaj Auto $2.6 Billion
51.. (1645) Corporation Bank $1.9 Billion
52.. (1684) Sun Pharma Industries $850 Billion
53.. (1709) UCO Bank $2.3 Billion
54.. (1780) JSW Steel $4.2 Billion
55.. (1782) Syndicate Bank $2.5 Bn
56.. (1806) Indian Overseas Bank 29.2 Billion
57.. (1831) Andhra Bank 1.6 Billion
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