This document discusses several major Indian multinational companies across different industries. It provides details on Tata Motors and Mahindra in the automobile industry, Infosys, TCS, and Wipro in the information technology industry, ONGC in the energy industry, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories in the pharmaceutical industry, and Hindalco in the manufacturing industry. The document outlines key features of these companies such as revenue, profits, number of employees, locations of offices and manufacturing plants. It also briefly discusses the merits and demerits of multinational companies investing in India.

1. INDIAN MNC’S
PRSENTED BY –
SWAPNIL MATTE
SONALI SINGH
VARSHA GHOSH

2. Mutinational Company
 Multinational companies are the
organizations or enterprises that
manage production or offer
services in more than one country.

3. Multinational Companies in India
The following are the Indian MNC’s
categorized on sectoral basis :
 Automobile industry
 InfoTech industry
 Energy industry
 Pharmaceutical industry
 Manufacturing industry

4. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

5. TATA MOTORS
Founded in 1945 as a
manufacturer
of locomotives, the
company manufactured
its first commercial
vehicle in 1954 in a
collaboration
with Daimler-Benz AG,
which ended in 1969.
Tata Motors entered the
passenger vehicle
market in 1991 with the
launch of the Tata Sierra,
becoming the first Indian
manufacturer to achieve
the capability of
developing a competitive
indigenous automobile.

6. Key features of Tata motors
 KEY PERSON – CYRUS MISTRY (CHAIRMAN)
 HEADQUATER – MUMBAI
 REVENUE - US$ 38.6 billion (FY 2013-14)
 OPERATING INCOME - US$ 3.86 billion (2014)
 NET PROFIT - US$ 2.29 billion (2014)
 Offices in 60 countries
 Manufacturing facilities in Dharmar,Pune ,
Lucknow, Jamshedpur, Malaysia, South Korea.
 Workforce in India : 65,593

7. INFOTECH INDUSTRY

8. INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LTD.
 It is India’s second-biggest
software company and a
major IT consulting firm that
generates 60% of its sales in
the U.S. Market
 The Bangalore-based
company is expanding
quickly into Europe to
customize software
applications and manage
computer networks
 SEVICES - Business
consulting and Outsourcing
services

9. Key features of Infosys
 KEY PERSON – VISHAL SIKKA ( CEO & MD)
 HEADQUATER – BANGALARU
 REVENUE - US$ 8.24 billion (2014)
 NET PROFIT - US$ 1.75 billion (2014)
 Manufacturing facilities : 26 global development
centers located in India, Canada, UK, US, Australia,
Japan.
 EMPLOYEES - 165,411 (As of September, 2014)
 Latest acquisition - In September 2012, Infosys
acquired Switzerland-based Lodestone Management
Consultants for about $345 million.

10. TCS
 TCS is the largest
provider of information
technology and
business process
outsourcing services in
India.
 TCS has over 143,000
of the world's best
trained IT consultants
in 44 countries.

11. Key features of TCS
 HEADQUATER – MUMBAI
 KEY PERSON – N. CHANDRASEKARAN
(CEO & MD)
 REVENUE - US$ 14.44 billion (2013-14)
 NET INCOME - US$ 2.59 billion (2013-14)
 EMPLOYEES - 313,757 (September 2014)
 OPERATION LOCATIONS – INDIA,
EUROPE, AFIRCA, SOUTH AND NORTH
AMERICA. AROUND 44 COUNTRIES.

12. ENERGY INDUSTRY

13. ONGC
ONGC was founded on 14
August 1956 by
Government of India, which
currently holds a 69.23%
equity stake. It is involved
in exploring for and
exploiting hydrocarbons in
26 sedimentary basins of
India, and owns and
operates over
11,000 km of pipelines in
the country.
It was conferred with
‘Maharatna' status by the
Government of India in
November 2010.

14. Key features of ONGC
REVENUE US$ 27.6 billion
Discoveries of oil and gas 300
Culminative Produce
685 Million Metric Tonnes
(MMT) of crude
375 Billion Cubic Meters (BCM)
of Natural Gas
EMPLOYEES 32,923 (Mar-2013)
Net Profit US$ 3.8 billion
TOTAL ASSET US$ 43 .74 billion
HEADQUATER DEHARADUN

15. PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

16. Dr. REDDY’S LABS
 This high-flying drug
company, India’s third
largest, reported a tripling
of net income to $42.5
million in the fourth
quarter and specializes in
selling and exporting
versions of blockbuster
drugs developed by other
companies such as Bayer
and Merck at much lower
prices.
 Its generic business in
the U.S.,the world’s
biggest pharmaceutical
market, is sizable, and
some 86% of its global
sales come from outside

17. Key features of Dr. Reddy’s
Labs
Net Revenue US $ 2.1billion
Net Income US $ 300 million
Other Income 254.35
Total Share Capital 84.09
Net Worth 4811.81
Total Debt 462.31
Net Block 987.41
Investments 2080.71
Net Current Assets 5274.09
Total Assets 5274.09

18. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

19. HINDALCO LTD
 Hindalco
Industries is India's
largest Aluminum
manufacturing Company
and is a subsidiary of
the Aditya Birla Group. It
is run by one of the
world's youngest
billionaires, Mr. K.M. Birla.
 Its Headquarters are in
Mumbai, India. It’s listed
in the Forbes Global 2000
at 895th rank.

20. Key features of Hindalco Limited
 Revenue in the year 2013-14 US $ 13
billion
 Net Income US $490 million
 Offices in India and Australia
 Manufacturing facilities: Renukoot,
Renusuger, Dehej, Hirakund, Belur,
Belgaum, Alupuram & Australia.
 Employees: 20,238
 Total Assets: $ US 16 billion
 Overseas acquisition: Nifty copper mines
and mount golden copper mine in
Australia.

21. MNC’S
MERITS
 Employment
 Removal of
monopoly
 Competition
 Favorable BOP
 Boost to industrial
activities
 Opportunities to
market product
throughout the world
DEMERITS
 Transferring
Capital may cause
unfavorable BOP
 May neglect own
countries economic
and industrial
development
 Sharing of
technology may
reduce
dependence

22. CONCLUSION
 Indian companies on the globalisation path have
significantly expanded their footprint over the past
two decades. But these markets have grown
increasingly complex and competitive. To drive the
next phase of growth, companies will have to
overcome daunting external and internal
challenges. They will have to prioritise their
strategic objectives and develop the right channels
and capabilities.