INDIAN MNCS…

India Inc. are flying high.…and not only over the

Indian sky……..

Presented by…
Suresh(41)
Ashish(43)
Sandeep(38)
Nupur(53)
Prasant(60)
INTRODUCTION

Multi National Corporation (MNC)

corporation that has production facilities or other fixed assets in
at least one foreign country and makes its major management
decisions in a global context; sometimes called transnational
corporation.
 HISTORY

 The age of Indian MNC has finally dawned Mr.

Aditya Birla

 Followed by Tata, Amul, Airtel, Reliance,

ONGC, NTPC

 Tata was first Indian multinational firms to gain

world-wide recognition.
HISTORY
 Foreign companies got acquired by India
companies(Data from finance advisors reveals )

 2001-25
 2003 -49
 2004 -60
 2005 -100
 2010 > 400

INDIAN MNCs OUTBOUND DEAL (Since 2000)

 ADVANTAGE
 Beyond their home market

 Globalization?

Global market share

Global brands

 Subsidiaries in foreign countries

CHALLENGES

 India vis a vis International expansion

 Language
 Culture

 Developing a global pool of managerial talent

 Making one's globalised character successful
and sustainable
 Styles of doing business
 Handling of potential liabilities related to
Labour, IPR etc.
EMERGENCE….

 key changes will be driven by Asian giants .

 India
will produce 2219 new multinationals
between 2010-2024.(PWC report).

 India will take ahead china from 2018 onwards

 DESI MNCS..

 Bharti Airtel Telecommunications Services

 ICICI Bank Banking
 Indian Oil Corporation Oil & Gas Operations
 NTPC Utilities
 Oil & Natural Gas Oil & Gas Operations
 Reliance Communications Telecommunications Services
 Reliance Industries Oil & Gas Operations
 State Bank of India Banking
 Steel Authority of India Materials
 Tata Steel Materials
TATA SONS WIPRO

RATAN TATA, CHAIRMAN AZIM PREMJI, CHAIRMAN

RECENT TAKEOVERS: Has bought nine

RECENT TAKEOVERS: Since Feb 2000, companies for Rs 1,490.8 cr which have
companies across the group have bagged helped boost the company's scale and
21 overseas targets for over Rs 50,000 cr. income

TOTAL INCOME: Rs 96,723 cr

INTERNATIONAL INCOME: Rs 29,017 TOTAL INCOME: Rs 3,546 cr
cr . INTERNATIONAL INCOME: Not
available
DR REDDY’S UB GROUP

DR K. ANJI REDDY, CHAIRMAN VIJAY MALLYA, CHAIRMAN

RECENT TAKEOVERS: Has been on the RECENT TAKEOVERS:, The drinks-to-

prowl right from Europe to North and airline conglomerate acquired a French wine
South Americas where it has bought out maker for Rs 66 cr. UB has now acquired
four companies for $654 million Scottish whisky major Whyte and Mackay

TOTAL INCOME: Rs 2,427 cr

INTERNATIONAL INCOME: Rs 1,600 TOTAL INCOME: Rs 7,000 cr
cr INTERNATIONAL INCOME: Rs 1,500 cr
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 VIEWS OF OUR BUSINESS LEADERS
"HAVING SURVIVED DOMESTIC
COMPETITION, INDIAN COMPANIES
ARE NOW LEARNING TO BE
GLOBALISED." "FOR MANY INDIAN COMPANIES,
ACQUISITIONS HAVE BECOME AN
NANDAN NILEKANI, CEO, INFOSYS
TECHNOLOGIES INTEGRAL PART OF THEIR GLOBAL
STRATEGIES."

RAJIV MEMANI, CEO & COUNTRY MANAGING

PARTNER, ERNST & YOUNG

"INDIANS HAVE SUPERIOR

MANAGEMENT SKILLS. ACQUISITIONS
ARE ESSENTIAL TO MAKE A GLOBAL
IMPACT."

MONTEK S. AHLUWALIA, DEPUTY CHAIRMAN,

PLANNING COMMISSION
CONCLUSION

‘LET THE WORLD BUY IN, LET’S BUY OUT’ IS THE LATEST BUZZ IN
BOARDROOMS ACROSS THE COUNTRY

THE RULES OF THE GAME ARE CHANGING, AND CHANGING VERY

FAST. IT’S ALMOST LIKE KERRY PACKER’S NIGHT CRICKET, WHICH
HAD FEW BELIEVERS AT FIRST BUT LATER BECAME THE MANTRA
FOR
GLOBAL CRICKET. INDIAN COMPANIES ARE READY TO PLAY IN THE
NIGHT AND
MAKE THE YEARS TO COME BRIGHT WITH MEGA DEALS AND
PLENTY OF GLOBAL