Fortune India 500: Why are there so few women leaders?
Only around 6% companies on the Fortune India 500 list are managed by women.
| TOP 10 COMPANIES | REVENUE (cr) |
|---|---|
| 1 Indian Oil Corporation | 424,321.37 |
| 2 Reliance Industries | 410,295.00 |
| 3 Oil & Natural Gas Corporation | 333,143.09 |
| 4 State Bank of India | 306,527.52 |
| 5 Tata Motors | 301,174.85 |
| 6 Bharat Petroleum | 238,638.07 |
| 7 Hindustan Petroleum | 221,693.11 |
| 8 Rajesh Exports | 187,748.10 |
| 9 Tata Steel | 147,192.09 |
| 10 Coal India | 132,897.34 |
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