Biggest Companies in India

The top companies in India are as humongous as they come. They’re responsible for a huge percentage of employment. They can cause the stock market to rise and crash. And they can cause fluctuations in India’s GDP too. Now, with the stakes being so high, you’ve got to know about these many companies. Maybe because you wanna trade your surplus income. Or prepare for important entrance tests that need an understanding of economics. Or simply, if you’re looking for job opportunities. And it’s why we’ve got the top 10 companies in India all lined up for you.

Because hey, if we didn’t do it, you wouldn’t have had the time to research about them on your own, would you? Nope. Though, we’re not here to shame you, bros. In fact, we, at Stanza Living, understand the hectic routine you’ve got to deal with on a daily basis. Thanks to your quarter-million assignments and pending spreadsheets. And that’s exactly why we’re to help – cuz help is what we do at our Stanza Living residences. Our co-living spaces are designed for young folks like you who’re living away from home. So in order to ease your stay, we provide you with professional housekeeping, prepare your meals and take care of your laundry. Plus, we even have a unique common area with foosball, pool table, and gaming consoles. After all, you deserve more outlets for fun than just playing Wordle on your smartphone. But that’s not all, we even help you out with the tiniest of things. Like compiling this list of the top companies in India. So all we ask of you is to bookmark this page and write down these names. Sure, not doing this won’t hamper the GDP, but the next time you want to read up on this and can’t find this page back in 2 secs, your brain won’t crash like the stock market out of frustration.

Best Companies in India in 2022

The top 10 companies in India in 2022 are:

• Reliance Industries
• TATA Group
• HDFC Bank
• Infosys
• Hindustan Unilever
• HDFC
• ICICI Bank
• Bajaj Finance
• State Bank of India
• Kotak Mahindra

Biggest companies in India by market capitalization

Company	Industry	Market Cap (USD)
Reliance Industries	Oil and Gas, Telecom	230.7 billion
Tata Group	IT	186.7 billion
HDFC Bank	Finance	135.1 billion
Infosys	IT	94.4 billion
Hindustan Unilever	Personal Care	85.6 billion
HDFC	Finance	66 billion
ICICI Bank	Finance	65.7 billion
Bajaj Finance	Finance	61.7 billion
State Bank of India	Finance	54.3 billion
Kotak Mahindra	Finance	53.3 billion

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Reliance Industries

Reliance Industries is the biggest company in India. Though given the range of industries it indulges in (including telecom, retail, and natural resources), we’re not very surprised. Also, why else do you think Mukesh Ambani is right up there with the Forbes top 10 richest people in the world too?

TATA Group

TATA Group has a market cap of ₹ 8,10,000 crores. Combine that with the fact that it employs more than 420,000 of the top consultants in 50 countries, and you get the biggest multinational company in India. The Tata Group is awesome tho, it has been solving major real-life problems in India since its inception. You know, including the promise of a stable career for desperate engineers in the last rounds of college placements.

HDFC Bank

HDFC Bank is third on this list with a market capitalization of ₹ 841,984 crores. And with even that kinda power and impact, it continues to have a record of being a stable and trusted name in the finance sector. Pretty surprising given a lot of banks in India are infamous for their relationships with bad boy billionaires, no?

Infosys

Infosys is the OG homegrown IT company of India. In fact, it’s one of the first few companies for which Bangalore came to be known as the Silicon Valley of India. Like, remember how that cool elder cousin of yours was the stuff of legend amongst you and your relatives because he worked in Infosys? Well, that was the equivalent of stalking someone on LinkedIn back in the day.

Hindustan Unilever

Hindustan Unilever is probably the best company in India in the personal care industry. And they’re widely known as one of the safest stocks to invest in by most stock traders. Interesting how a company that sells Horlicks and Knorr Soups can have so much impact on the economy, no?

HDFC

Nope, we didn’t just make the mistake of naming HDFC twice. Actually, HDFC Bank and HDFC are two different entities. The former purely happens to be a private bank regulated under RBI and the latter is the parent company under which there are several other subsidiaries. Yup, things are a tad more complicated when it comes to big companies. The reason why there are a bazillion financial educational pages turning up on Instagram right now.

ICICI Bank

ICICI Bank is one of the most successful private banks in the country. In fact, the bank’s profit after tax increased by 19 percent year-on-year in the last quarter. So ICICI might have been a common tongue twister to laugh about with your classmates back in school, but with that much money in their bank, they get to include as many I’s and C’s in their name, don’t they?

Bajaj Finance

Few financial services can match Bajaj Finance when it comes to wealth management and insurance. And they’ve shown exponential growth rates in the last decade too. Though it’s not very surprising, given Bajaj Finserv’s no-cost EMI plans are why most millennials get to change their smartphones every financial year lol.

State Bank of India

SBI is a public sector bank with its headquarters in Mumbai. And apart from providing stellar bank services to every section of the population, they have investment schemes as solid as they come. Take, for example, their trusted mutual funds. In fact, these mutual funds have such a strong ROI that it even compensates for their employees ghosting customers before, during, and after lunch hours.

Kotak Mahindra

With a market cap of 53.3 billion, Kotak Mahindra secures the 10th position in this list of the top companies in India. Also, we’ve heard it’s a lucrative place to work with quick appraisals and a nice work environment. So overly confused graduates, think no more. Fill up that bank exam form asap.

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