Sunil Mittal has fought many a battle, and emerged on top every time. He's now readying for the biggest scrap of them all.
It is precisely this kind of brand loyalty among people in villages and smaller towns that helped TVS XL touch the 10-million sales mark last year, the second two-wheeler brand in India to achieve this milestone (besides Hero Splendor).
In the eight years that Romesh Sobti has been in the driver's seat, the bank has increased its profit from Rs 75 crore in 2007/08 to Rs 2,286 crore in 2015/16.
Under Sunil Duggal, Dabur's revenues have risen sevenfold, while profits have soared almost 20 times. While doing this, he has laid down a template for India Inc. on how to professionalise a family-run business.
After exporting bed linen for almost three decades,Anil Jain of Indo Count is now creating his own brands.
The 2016 BT-PwC India list of India's Best CEOs throws up new champions.
C.P. Gurnani is leading Tech Mahindra's transformation to digital, its biggest change management project in recent times.
India's biggest private sector port infrastructure company is on an expansion spree.
Kenichi Ayukawa has taken India's automobile market leader where it feared to tread earlier - success in premium cars.
H.M. Bharuka's drive to take the staid Kansai Nerolac into the world of decorative paints has taken the company places.
How Nishi Vasudeva steered oil behemoth HPCL through a tricky time of falling crude oil prices.
O.P. Puranmalka's leadership has given UltraTech cement an edge over competition.
Torrent Power is present in power production, transmission and distribution, and is now investing in renewable energy in a big way.
Punit Goenka is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that Zee Entertainment becomes the largest media and entertainment company in emerging market.
Ramesh Kumar Dua has taken Relaxo Footwears to great heights despite strong competition.
Torrent Pharmaceuticals was a late entrant to the US, but Samir Mehta has led it to fast-paced growth in that market.
Will international business be more connected by free flow of ideas, people and trade; or will we see the drawbridges of protectionism being erected afresh?
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