
Fortune 500 India: “Oil will continue to be in focus for a few more decades”
HPCL CMD Mukesh Kumar Surana on how the company is preparing to maintain growth trajectory while navigating the energy transition.
HPCL CMD Mukesh Kumar Surana on how the company is preparing to maintain growth trajectory while navigating the energy transition.
As the pandemic pushed the world to go digital, Indian IT service companies saw a spate of orders despite talent crunch.
N. Chandrasekaran is spearheading a massive transformation at the Tata Group by adding new businesses and strengthening old ones.
Business separation has been delayed in the family because of complexity in valuation.
With the world going digital, there is a boom in demand for trained IT professionals and gig workers.
Market cap of Adani group zoomed, riding on India’s plans to create massive infrastructure. Can it live up to expectations?
A lean, deleveraged private sector is looking for expansion, putting investments back on track.
The Fortune India Next 500 reported its first-ever cumulative loss this year since the list was launched in 2015. This was mainly on account of overleveraged loss-makers.
The pandemic has seen the 136-year-old company reboot by fast-tracking product launches, embracing automation, upping the emphasis on e-commerce, and focussing on its health portfolio.
Total profits of the Fortune India 500 companies declined nearly 22% over the previous year, while cumulative revenues fell by 1.4%.