Banks and NBFCs that kept a check on credit quality have prevailed, while there has been an exodus of IT firms
Illustration: Chaitanya Dinesh Surpur
Forbes India’s list of Super 50 companies has become the benchmark to identify Indian companies that exhibit high growth in profitability, sales and shareholder returns. In the universe of private listed companies with market capitalisation exceeding Rs 10,000 crore, the ones that have consistently delivered on these three parameters over the last three years have found a place in the third edition of India’s Super 50 Companies .
The past year has been an eventful one, for India and the world. Major economic and geopolitical events at home—demonetisation and the surgical strikes, for instance—and external events like the US presidential elections and the Brexit referendum had a bearing on the domestic economy in general and corporate India in particular. This year’s Super 50 companies are the ones that adjusted the sails, with the right business strategies, to tide over these storms.
(This story appears in the 04 August, 2017 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)