Under curiosity, 7 companies ranked among the top 500 companies in India in 2021 were sorted out, and the list is as follows:
1. RELIANCE INDUSTRIES - Industry: Refining
2. State Bank of India - Industry: Banks
3, Indian Oil (INDIAN OIL) - Industry: refining
4, India oil and natural gas company (OIL & NATURAL GAS) industry: mining, crude oil production
5. RAJESH EXPORTS Industry: Trade
6. India's TATA MOTORS industry: vehicles and parts
7. BHARAT PETROLEUM Industry: Refining
1. RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
Industry: Refining
2021 - Fortune Global 500 - 155th (Previous year's ranking: 96 )
2021 revenue: $62.912 billion, or about 2.13% of India's GDP for the year
Reliance Industries, India's largest private company, is the first private company in India to be listed on the Forbes World 500, operating in energy and raw materials.
Reliance Industries is an Indian conglomerate holding company founded in 1966 by Dhirubhai Ambani, with Mukesh Ambani as chairman and general manager. The headquarters is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The company's business covers energy, petrochemical, textile, resources, retail and telecommunications. It is the most profitable company in India and the second largest listed company in India by market capitalization. As of 2014, the company ranked 114th on the Global Fortune 500 list. The company's exports account for about 20% of India's exports. In 2003, Reliance earned $16.8 billion, or 3.5 percent of India's gross domestic product that year, According to Time magazine. A quarter of Indian shareholders hold their shares.
Mainland Related Information:
1) August 24, 2012 - A preliminary agreement was reached with China Datang Group to develop and operate power and other energy projects in India and overseas.
2) November 3, 2015 – CICA International and Reliance Corporate IT Park signed a cooperation agreement in Mumbai, India, to jointly fund a joint venture to provide innovative services to India and beyond.
3) November 29, 2020, Reliance will cooperate with vivo and other manufacturers to launch a 700 yuan 4G mobile phone for the Indian market.
2. State Bank of India
Industry: Banking
2021 - Fortune Global 500 - 205th (Previous year's ranking: 221)
2021 operating income: $51.919 billion, or about 1.76% of India's GDP for the year
The National Bank of India is the country's largest commercial bank and financial services company funded by the Government of India, providing financial services.
The National Bank of India is the largest commercial bank in the country funded by the Government of India, of which 61.58% is funded by the Government. Founded in 1921, the Imperial Bank of India was formed by the Bank of Calcutta (1806), the Bank of Bombay (1840) and the Bank of Madras (1843). Today's National Bank of India was formed by merging the Indian State Act 1955. National Bank of India has 180 branches in 34 countries around the world and assets of more than $359.2 billion.
1) August 11, 2006 – In Shanghai, The National Bank of India announced the official opening of its Shanghai branch, the first Indian bank to start commercial banking in China.
2) On March 22, 2019, Bank of China signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Business Cooperation with The State Bank of India. (Bank of China Mumbai Branch opened)
3. Indian Oil
2021 - Fortune Global 500 - 212th (Previous year rank: 151 )
2021 revenue: $50.433 billion, or about 1.71% of India's GDP for the year
India's largest oil refiner, the company's main business activities include refining, sales and engaging in international trade activities, including crude oil, motor oil, lubricants and other petroleum-related products.
The predecessor of the Indian Oil Corporation was the Indian Oil Refining Company Limited, which was established by the Indian government in 1958. In 1959, the Indian government established the Indian Oil Company with the main objective of supplying petroleum products to Indian state enterprises and selling products from state refining enterprises. After 1961, Standard-Vacuum Oil and Shell Oil provoked a price war to squeeze Indian Petroleum Co. Out of the market, but Indo Oil Company defeated foreign oil companies with the support of the government and stood out as India's main oil company and merged to form Indian Oil Company.
1) June 14, 2018, foreign media: India will set up an "oil buyers club" with China to buy cheap oil together.
4. OIL & NATURAL GAS
Industries: Mining, Crude Oil Production
2021 - Fortune Global 500 - 243rd (Previous year's ranking: 190 )
2021 Revenue: $46.597 billion, or about 1.58% of India's GDP for the year
Indian Oil & Gas Corporation, whose business is mainly responsible for oil exploration and development activities outside India.
The Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, formerly known as the Indian Oil and Gas Commission, was established in 1956 and changed to its current name in 1993. In 1995, The Indian Oil and Gas Corporation had 730 million tonnes of oil reserves, 658 billion cubic meters of natural gas, 31.65 million tonnes of oil and 16.8 billion cubic metres of natural gas. ONGC Videsh Ltd is a subsidiary of the company and is responsible for foreign oil exploration and development activities. India and China have cooperated in three countries – Syria, Sudan and, once in Colombia, where the group's overseas exploration subsidiary, ONGC Videsh, and Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration and Production have teamed up to buy Omimex de Colombia for $850 million.
Information related to mainland enterprises:
1) June 21, 2012 – India and China will join forces to develop overseas energy assets.
2) April 9, 2019, Indian oil and gas company UNGC came to China for the first time to participate in CSSOPE contact with Chinese suppliers.
5. Lagash Export Co., Ltd. (RAJESH EXPORTS)
Industry: Trade
2021 - Fortune Global 500 - 348th (Previous year's ranking: 462 )
2021 revenue: $34.805 billion, or about 1.18% of India's GDP for the year
Lagash Exports Ltd. is a global leader in the gold business and is the world's lowest-cost producer of gold jewellery with operations all over the world.
Established in 1989, Lagash Exports Limited is the world's largest gold processor, REL processes 35% of the world's gold products and is the largest exporter of gold products from India. There are the world's best gold products production and R&D institutions in many places, the main factory is in Bangalore, India, and the main refining facility is in Balerna, Switzerland. An extensive marketing network covers the major gold markets throughout India and the world. And has one of the world's largest agile and efficient jewelry design databases, with as many as 29,000 designs. REL has developed innovative technologies and processes in the field of jewelry manufacturing.
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6. TATA MOTORS
Industry: Vehicles & Components
2021 - Fortune Global 500 - 357th (Previous year's ranking: 337 )
2021 Revenue: $34.013 billion, or about 1.15% of India's GDP for the year
Tata Motors is India's largest integrated car company and commercial vehicle manufacturer, a subsidiary of the Indian Tata Group, with a 59% share of the Indian market.
Founded in 1945, India's Tata Motors ranks among the top 10 commercial vehicle manufacturers in the world, with an annual turnover of $2 billion. It has a 59% share of the Indian market. In 1954, it cooperated with Daimler-Benz in Germany and was able to independently design its own products in 1969. Commercial vehicles cover products from 2-40 tons. In 1999, Tata entered the passenger car sector, with a market share of around 16%, most notably its indica and Indigo series of products developed and designed in-house. Since the 1960s, cars have been exported to some countries and regions such as Europe, Africa and Asia. TATA's car also has a high popularity, the small car Indica (Indica) is elegant, stylish, low price, has received more than 110,000 orders in a short period of time on the market, the product is in short supply, creating the highest record for Indian car sales. Tata's main products include small cars, 4-drive off-road vehicles, buses, medium-sized and heavy trucks. In 2008, Ford signed an agreement with India's TATA to sell the rights to five brands, including Land Rover, Jaguar, Rover, Daimler and Lanchester, to Tata for $2.65 billion.
1) June 1, 2010 – Tata Motors plans to produce Jaguar Land Rover models in China
2) June 23, 2012 - The foundation stone of the new Production Plant in China, a joint venture between Tata Automobile Company and Chery Automobile, has been officially laid
3) June 8, 2020 Tata Technologies and NIO China cooperate to develop electric vehicles.
7. Bharat PETROLEUM
Industry: Refining
2021 - Fortune Global 500 - 394th (Previous year's ranking: 309)
2021 Revenue: $31.315 billion, or about 1.06% of India's GDP for the year
Bharat Oil Company (BPCL) is India's second largest oil company and the first state-owned enterprise in India to have advanced information processing equipment and a leading position in information technology.
Ballater's predecessor was the Standard Oil Trust, founded in 1860, which in the early days merged with Anglo-Dutch Shell and ROTSCHILDS to form the Indian ASIATIC Oil Company, and then cooperated with burmah Oil Company to form the Indian BURMAH-SHELL Oil Reserve and Distribution Company. It was eventually nationalized in 1976 to become the Bharat Oil Company.
Note: India's GDP in 2021 is $2.95 trillion (IMF forecast);