Indian Brands and Technology

Bharat Electronics Limited is a government-backed defense and electronic company and manufacturer. It has historically developed defense products like weapons and tanks but recently ventured into tech and semiconductors. According to the company, it specializes in designing — rather than manufacturing — chipset
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Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) is a Navratna PSU under the Ministry of Defence, Government of India. It manufactures state-of-the-art electronic products and systems for the Army, Navy and the Air Force. BEL has also diversified into various areas like homeland security solutions, smart cities, e-governance solutions, space electronics including satellite integration, energy storage products including e-vehicle charging stations, solar, network & cyber security, railways & metro solutions, airport solutions, Electronic Voting Machines, telecom products, passive night vision devices, medical electronics, composites and software solutions.

 
Since 1999, Marcopolo has led rapid prototyping in India. From Kolkata to Pune, they have grown into a powerhouse of engineered plastic parts. Their capabilities span 3D Printing, Rapid Prototyping, Tooling, and Injection Molding.
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About 3D Printing​


Marcopolo began its journey as one of India’s first 3D printing company, and has grown its capabilities in this revolutionary technology to reduce time to market for its clients. The company specializes in producing fitment prototypes and end-use parts with complex geometries, delivering them within a remarkable lead time of 1 to 5 days. With options for post-processing and painting, Marcopolo’s 3D printing services offer clients the ability to rapidly iterate designs and achieve desired finishes, ensuring precision and high-quality results.

The 3D Printing infrastructure is spread across Pune (Maharashtra) and Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), with six SLA printers, one SLS printer, and one MJF printer.

There is also a Markforged machine that enables printing lightweight, high strength parts in Carbon Fiber filled Polyamide.
 
Intex Technologies is an Indian multinational electronics manufacturing services company based in New Delhi, India. It manufactures smartphones, consumer electronics, and other accessories. It also provides consumer electronic products such as MP3 players, DVD players and speakers.
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Prestige, founded in India in 1986, stands as a leading kitchen appliance brand in the country. They offer a broad array of kitchen appliances, encompassing .

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Captain Tractors Private Limited is an Indian manufacturer of mini tractors and agricultural and farming equipment, headquartered in Rajkot, Gujarat. Founded in 1994, CTPL has received several awards, including four national awards

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Royal Enfield
Royal Enfield


Originally a British company, this brand was established in 1893. The old Royal Enfield bikes were produced under the Enfield Cycle Company, as it was called then. Eicher Motors, an Indian motorcycle company founded in 1948, bought it in 1994. The name was also changed to Royal Enfield India. The characteristic thumping engine sounds and high-capacity engines of these bikes made in India enthrall our ears.

Now, Royal Enfield has become one of the most famous Indian brands.

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Masala Monk
Masala Monk
Masala Monk is a famous Indian brand launched in 2018 by Shashank Aggarwal, a blogger and businessman. His company offers lip-smacking food ingredients that have won many hearts. According to the Masala Monk website, they deliver “sauces, pickles, fruits, grains, dips, mixes, spices and a lot more.” Masala Monk founder had also trended on social media earlier this year for his witty reply to a communal question.


21. Amul



Amul
Amul


Amul is one of the most popular Indian brands, with delicious milk product offerings. It is a name synonymous with breakfast tables across India. It’s not just a brand, it’s the world’s largest dairy cooperative. Founded in 1946, Amul’s success story is a testament to the power of collaboration. This cooperative structure empowers millions of milk producers in India, while their clever marketing campaigns featuring the iconic “Amul Girl” have captured hearts for generations.

22. Airtel



Airtel
Airtel


Airtel’s story exemplifies the rise of famous Indian brands on the global stage. Founded in 1995, Airtel has become a leading telecommunications company in India, offering mobile phone services and broadband internet to a massive subscriber base.

While Airtel is a dominant player in India, it also has a presence in 16 countries across South Asia and Africa, as well as the Channel Islands. These countries are primarily located in:

  • South Asia: India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh
  • Africa: Kenya, Gabon, Chad, Tanzania, Congo B, Zambia, Madagascar, Uganda, Seychelles, Malawi, Nigeria, DRC, Africa HQ, Niger, Rwanda
Furthermore, Airtel partners with various telecommunication operators worldwide to provide international roaming services. This partnership allows their Indian subscribers to use their mobile phones with partner networks in over 184 countries. This makes Airtel a significant international operator.

 
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25. Ola Electric



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Ola Electric


Sustainability is at the forefront of innovation for many Indian brands. Ola Electric, a subsidiary of the ride-sharing giant Ola, is making waves in the electric vehicle market. Established in 2017, they’re committed to providing eco-friendly transportation solutions.

Their first product, the Ola S1 electric scooter, has been a hit with Indian consumers looking for a greener way to travel. With their massive “Futurefactory” under construction, Ola Electric is poised to become a major player in the global electric vehicle landscape.

 

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)- The leader​

It’s not surprising that Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has maintained its position as India’s most valuable brand, with a brand value of $49.6 billion (49,657 million dollars).

Retaining its position for the third consecutive year, TCS is built on much of the core technology eco-system of India, from the corporate sector to citizen services and digital inclusion initiatives, in addition to having made significant strides to build the brand globally, the company stated in its press release.

With a 16 % growth in brand value in the financial year 2024, TCS’s brand value rose from $42,969 million in 2023 to $49,657 million in 2024, with a gain of $6,688 million.

It’s also noteworthy to mention, that Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), is a consortium of seven business technology and services platforms, collectively worth almost $100 billion, and equalling 22% of the total value of India’s Top 75 ranking.

Here are the top 10 most valuable Indian brands. as of 2024:
Rank Brand Name Brand Value 2024 (USD, million) Brand Value 2024 (approx: INR, crore)
1 Tata Consultancy Services $49,657 ₹4148.96
2 HDFC Bank $38,286 ₹3198.89
3 Airtel $29,856 ₹2494.54

4 Infosys $25,221 ₹2107.27
5 State Bank of India $17,979 ₹1502.19
6 ICICI Bank $15,604 ₹1303.75
7 Jio $13,744 ₹1148.34
8 Asian Paints $13,555 ₹1132.55
9 HCL Tech $11,815 ₹9871.72
10 LIC $11,499 ₹9607.70
Source: Kantar Brand Report 2024

 
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India will offer up to $5 billion in incentives to companies to make components locally for gadgets from mobiles to laptops, two government officials said, in a bid to bolster the burgeoning industry and wean off supplies from China.

India's electronic production has more than doubled in the last six years to $115 billion in 2024, led by growth in mobile manufacturing by global firms such as Apple and Samsung. It is now the world's fourth-largest smart phone supplier.


But the sector faces criticism for its heavy reliance on imported components from countries such as China.

"The new scheme will incentivise production of key components like printed circuit boards that will improve domestic value addition and deepen local supply chains for a range of electronics," one of the two officials said.

The incentives are likely to be offered under a new scheme expected to be launched in two to three months, said the officials, who asked not to be identified as details of the scheme are not yet public.

The scheme is likely to offer incentives totalling between $4-$5 billion to global or local firms which qualify.

The plan, designed by the India's electronics ministry, has identified components eligible for incentives and is in its final stages.

The finance ministry will approve the scheme's final allocation soon, the first official added, with the sources expecting it to be launched in the next 2-3 months.

 

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1. Karacus Energy. Karacus Energy is a prominent player in the Indian lithium battery market. With a focus on sustainable energy solutions, Karacus Energy has ...
 

AMARA RAJA​

Amara Raja is amongst the fastest growing business conglomerates in India, with a workforce of 15417 people (Mar'22) and annual net revenue of over USD 1.52 billion (FY22).

Founded by Dr Ramachandra N Galla and managed by the Galla family, the group comprises 7 companies, encompassing 16 businesses. Amara Raja Group’s activities span from lead-acid battery production and infrastructure development to food processing and many other verticals, touching millions of lives across the globe. KNOW MORE
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AMARA RAJA​

Amara Raja is amongst the fastest growing business conglomerates in India, with a workforce of 15417 people (Mar'22) and annual net revenue of over USD 1.52 billion (FY22).

Founded by Dr Ramachandra N Galla and managed by the Galla family, the group comprises 7 companies, encompassing 16 businesses. Amara Raja Group’s activities span from lead-acid battery production and infrastructure development to food processing and many other verticals, touching millions of lives across the globe. KNOW MORE
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Amara Raja launches gigafactory in Telangana to produce lithium ion battery​


 
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Mahindra and Mahindra said on Saturday it would rename its latest electric car, a significant move after aviation market leader IndiGo sued the automaker for use of its call sign and widely used brand name "6E".

While trademark infringement cases are common in India, legal disputes between big publicly traded companies have been rare. IndiGo, India's biggest airline, sued Mahindra in the Delhi High Court last week for trademark infringement over the use of "6E" in branding Mahindra's latest electric vehicle as "BE 6e".

Mahindra will rename the car "BE 6" but "the claim by IndiGo is baseless" and it will challenge it during court proceedings, the automaker said in a statement.

"We also find it unseemly that two large, Indian multinationals should engage in a distracting and unnecessary conflict when in fact we should be championing each other’s growth and expansion," Mahindra said.

 
(Reuters) - India's Exicom Tele-Systems, a supplier for car makers such as Mahindra & Mahindra and MG Motor, expects its electric vehicle charger business to bring in half of its annual revenue by 2030, its chief executive told Reuters.

As part of its shift towards clean energy, India has lowered import taxes on certain EVs and budgeted billions of dollars in incentives for manufacturers locally making EVs and components.

Exicom, whose chargers come bundled with six out of 10 e-cars sold in India, currently gets a bulk of its revenue from its critical power business, which makes lithium-ion batteries and power systems for telecom enterprises in India, Southeast Asia and Africa.

 

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