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World's best companies revealed, Infosys only Indian firm in top 100. Details

The list, compiled by TIME magazine in association with Statista, names ‘750 companies changing the world.’

Published on: Sep 15, 2023 12:00 PM IST
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Infosys, the Bengaluru-headquartered IT services provider, has found a place in TIME's ‘The World’s Best Companies of 2023' list, and is the only Indian firm to rank in top 100.

The company was founded in 1981 by seven engineers, including NR Narayana Murthy, whose son-in-law is UK PM Rishi Sunak (File Photo)
The company was founded in 1981 by seven engineers, including NR Narayana Murthy, whose son-in-law is UK PM Rishi Sunak (File Photo)

The company ranked 64, scoring an overall 88.38 and with a ‘very high’ growth rate.

“We are among the top 3 global professional services firm and the only brand from India in the Top 100 global rankings,” Infosys said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).

How Infosys fared?

On sustainability, Infosys ranked 135, and 103 for employee-satisfaction.

How other companies fared?

There were no major surprises, with known names scoring big. Here are the top 20:

RankCompanyCountryOverall score
1.MicrosoftUnited States96.46
2.AppleUnited States96.36
3.AlphabetUnited States95.18
4.Meta PlatformsUnited States94.85
5.AccentureIreland94.43
6.PfizerUnited States93.75
7.American ExpressUnited States92.46
8.Electricide de FranceFrance92.40
9.BMW GroupGermany91.95
10.Dell TechnologiesUnited States91.59
11.Louis Vitton France91.35
12Delta AirlinesUnited States91.13
13.EnelItaly91.00
14.Starbucks Corp.United States90.96
15.Volkswagen GroupGermany90.81
16.General MotorsUnited States90.78
17.Elevance HealthUnited States90.61
18.BoschGermany90.57
19.FordUnited States90.51
20.Johnson & JohnsonUnited States90.39
64.InfosysIndia88.38
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About Infosys

It was founded in 1981 by four engineers, including NR Narayana Murthy; the billionaire's son-in-law is Rishi Sunak, the prime minister of the United Kingdom.

India's second-largest IT company in terms of revenue, Infosys today employs more than 3 lakh people across the world, with the majority of them based in India.

 
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