Company CEO/Chairman

ADAE Anil Ambani

Air Deccan GR Gopinath
Apollo Tyres Neeraj Kanwar
Ashok Leyland R Seshasayee
Asian Paints Ashwin Dani
AV Birla Group Kumar Mangalam Birla
AZB Partners Zia Mody
Bajaj Auto Rahul Bajaj
Bank of Baroda MD Mallya
Bharat Forge BN Kalyani
Bharat Petroleum Ashok Sinha
Bharti Enterprises Sunil Mittal
Biocon Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
Birla Corp RS Lodha
Bombay Dyeing Jeh & Ness Wadia
Britannia Vinita Bali
BSNL AK Sinha
Cadbury India Bharat Puri
Cipla YK Hamied
Cromptom Greaves Gautam Thapar
Dabur VC Burman
Dr. Reddy's Labs K Anji Reddy (Chairman)
Dr. Reddy's Labs GV Prasad (CEO)
EID Parry SM Datta
Essar Group Shashi Ruia
GAIL UD Choubey
Godrej Group Adi Godrej
Gujarat Ambuja Cement NS Sekhsaria, Suresh Neotia
HCL Technologies Shiv Nadar (Chairman), Vineet Nayar (CEO)
HDFC Deepak Parekh
Hero Group Brij Mohal Lall Munjal
Hinduja Group SP Hinduja
Hindustan Petroleum Arun Balakrishnan
HSBC India Naina Lal Kidwai

ICICI Bank Chanda Kochar

ICICI Prudential Shikha Sharma
ICICI Ventures Renuka Ramnath
Nandan Nilekani * Narayan Murthy (co
Infosys Technologies founder and chairman), Kris GopalKrishnan
(CEO)
IOC B.M.Bansal
Ispat Industries VK Mittal
ITC Yogesh C Deveshwar
Jet Airways Naresh Goyal
Kotak Mahindra Bank Uday Kotak
Larsen & Toubro AM Naik
Mahindra & Mahindra Keshub Mahindra, Anand Mahindra
Maruti Udyog RC Bhargava
Microsoft India Ravi Venkatesan
Motorola India FV Vandrewala
Nicholas Piramal Ajay Piramal
Nirma Karsanbhai Patel
ONGC R.S. Sharma
Pantaloon Retail Kishore Biyani
Pepsi Co. Rajeev Bakshi
Ranbaxy Malvinder Singh Mohan
Raymond Gautam Singhania
Reliance Industries Mukesh Ambani
Reserve Bank of India Subbarao
RPG Group Harsh Goenka
SAIL SK Roongta
Satyam Computers Kiran Karnik(Chairman), A.S. Murthy (CEO)
SEBI Bhave
Shoppers' Stop BS Nagesh
Standard Chartered Jaspal Bindra
Star TV India Peter Mukerjea
State Bank of India OP Bhatt
Tata Group Ratan Tata
Tata Steel B Muthuraman
TCS S Ramadorai
UB Group Vijay Mallya
Videocon Industries Venugopal Dhoot
Azim Premji (Chairman), Girish Paranjpe &
Wipro
Suresh Vaswani (joint CEOs)
Yes Bank Rana Kapoor
Zee Telefilms Subhash Chandra
Hindalco Industries Kumar Mangalam Birla
NTPC R.S. Sharma
Oracle Financial
Services Software (i- Rajesh Hukku
flex)
Spicejet Sanjay Aggarwal

Top 10 biggest companies in the world.

Scores based on their rankings for sales, profits, assets and
market value. General Electric ended HSBC Holdings’ one-
year reign as the world’s largest company. Here are the 25
biggest companies in the world.
No. 1: General Electric 
Industry: Conglomerate, U.S.

Ranked second last year, General Electric is now the

world’s largest company, based on its composite score for
sales, profits, assets and market value.
No. 2: Royal Dutch Shell 
Industry: Oil and gas operations, U.K.
Its $458 billion in revenues puts this integrated petroleum
company in first place in sales and second in our Global
2000 composite ranking based on sales, profits, assets and
market value.
No. 3: Toyota Motor 
Industry: Consumer Durables, Japan

Japan’s Toyota Motor, with a market capital of $102

billion, is the world’s highest-ranked auto company on the
Global 2000.
No. 4: ExxonMobil 
Industry: Oil and gas operations,U.S.

Despite record profits of $45.2 billion at ExxonMobil, the

U.S. company slipped behind Royal Dutch Shell in its
overall Global 2000 ranking. The reason: Royal Dutch
ranked higher in both revenues and assets.
No. 5: BP 
Industry: Oil and gas operations, U.K.

This U.K. petroleum giant is in fifth place worldwide for

profits as well as its Global 2000 composite ranking
No. 6: HSBC Holdings 
Industry: Banking,U.K.
After a one-year reign at the head of the Global 2000, this
international banking giant fell back to the sixth position.
No. 7: AT&T 

Industry: Telecom services, U.S.

Last year, AT&T scored a 7.7% increase in profits on only a
4.3% gain in revenues
No. 8: Wal-Mart Stores 
Industry: Retailing, U.S.
The economic downturn worked in favor of the world’s
largest retailer, which climbed from 16th last year to the
eighth this year on its Global 2000 ranking.
No. 9: Banco Santander 

Industry: Banking, Spain

Its acquisition of Alliance and Leicester of the U.K. helped
this bank, headquartered in Madrid, shoot up in rank on
the Global 2000.
No. 10 : Chevron 
Industry: Oil and gas operations,U.S.
This U.S. integrated oil giant ties with Banco Santander of
Spain for ninth place on a composite ranking of sales,
profits, assets and market value.