Fortune India 500: The pain before Covid-19
Total profits of the Fortune India 500 companies declined nearly 22% over the previous year, while cumulative revenues fell by 1.4%.
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What makes PSUs the jewels of Fortune India 500
Public sector companies, in many ways, are the true jewels of the 500 list, and prove to be the best bets for those who want to earn steady returns on investments in the form of equity dividends.
Global demand for LNG grew by 12.5% in 2019: Shell
Oil major Shell’s latest annual LNG Outlook talks about the growing importance of gas as an energy source as the world moves towards a low-carbon emission economy.
How Mukesh Ambani is rewriting RIL’s future
After two decades of relentlessly investing huge cash flows to create commodity-driven, asset-heavy businesses, the Reliance Industries chairman is thinking IPs, partnerships and, of course, data.
Jio, retail, and refining push RIL’s Q3 net profit up 13.5%
Profit from RIL’s digital services, retail, and refining helped offset weakness in its petrochemicals business.
Reliance Industries: Top of the charts
Since the first Fortune India 500 list, in 2010, Indian Oil has been the topper. But this year, Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries has beaten it to the No.1 spot.
Inside the issue: Fortune India 500
Editor Sourav Majumdar and associate editor and editor (lists) Rajiv Bhuva talk about the Fortune India 500 list and more from the special edition.
RIL trumps IOC to top Fortune India 500
With FY19 revenue of ₹5.81 lakh crore, RIL became the first privately-held and the only other company to become India’s largest corporation apart from Indian Oil for the first time in 10 years.
Reducing India’s crude oil import dependency
The government has devised a three-pronged strategy to bring down its crude oil import bill and achieve energy security.
Modi 2.0: Guardians of the economy
As India’s GDP falters, reporting its worst performance in the past 18 quarters, it is up to the new economic ministers to put the economy back on track.
