How Did the Total Brand Value of Top 100 Indian Firms Reach $236.5 Billion?

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Key Takeaways
- Tata Group remains the most valuable brand in India.
- Infosys leads in the IT sector with significant growth.
- HDFC Group solidifies its financial services position post-merger.
- Adani Group shows remarkable growth as the fastest-growing brand.
- India's sustainability efforts are gaining international recognition.
New Delhi, June 27 (NationPress) Highlighting a resilient economy bolstered by strong policies, the total brand value of the leading 100 Indian firms has soared to $236.5 billion so far in 2025, as revealed in a recent report.
The results of the 'Brand Finance India 100 2025' ranking show stability, indicating a year of consistent growth for prominent Indian brands across various sectors.
The Tata Group has once again claimed its title as India’s most valuable brand, becoming the first Indian brand to surpass the $30 billion mark, with a 10 percent increase in brand value to $31.6 billion.
In second place, Infosys (brand value up 15 percent to $16.3 billion) continues to dominate the IT Services arena.
HDFC Group, now third in the rankings (brand value up 37 percent to $14.2 billion), has solidified its position as a financial services powerhouse following its merger with HDFC Ltd.
Ranking fourth, LIC (brand value up 35 percent to $13.6 billion) also exhibited impressive growth, followed by HCLTech (brand value up 17 percent to $8.9 billion), now at eighth position, gaining one rank from 2024.
The report noted that the Larsen & Toubro Group (brand value up 3 percent to $7.4 billion) maintained its standing with a focus on high-tech manufacturing and diversification into renewables and semiconductors, ranking ninth.
Completing the top 10, the Mahindra Group (brand value up 9 percent to $7.2 billion) has maintained strong momentum through technological and engineering innovations.
Additionally, the Adani Group emerged as the fastest-growing Indian brand this year, with a remarkable 82 percent increase in brand value. This growth is driven by a robust focus on integrated infrastructure and green energy initiatives, enhancing brand equity among key stakeholders, according to the report.
India's leadership in sustainability is also being acknowledged. The Tata Group holds the highest Sustainability Perceptions Value (SPV) among ranked Indian brands at $4.3 billion, while Infosys boasts the highest positive sustainability gap value at $115 million.