Indian Auto Companies Secure Top Rankings in Brand Finance’s Brand Valuation
India, whose economy, and business growth have resisted global uncertainties, is an attractive investment location. Vehicle and component makers make up 8 percent of India’s exports and 7.1 percent of its GDP. In CY2022, automakers sold almost 20 million automobiles (2,07,52,305) and grew 12 percent year-on-year. In H1 FY2023, component supplier industry turnover rose 35 percent to INR 2.65 lakh crore (US$ 33.8 billion) and exports 8.6 percent to US$ 10.1 billion. India Auto Inc’s brands are strengthened by their performance across segments.
Indian Auto, Oil, and Tyre companies in leading brand valuation consultancy, Brand Finance’s Top 100 Ranking include, Tata Group: Rank 1, Mahindra Group: 7 (↑2), Bajaj Auto Group: 13 (↑1), Indian Oil: 14 (↓2), Bharat Petroleum: 17, ONGC 18 (↑4), Maruti Suzuki India: 19(↑1), Hindustan Petroleum: 21(↑2), Hero MotoCorp: 28 (↓9), TVS Motor Co: 40(↑3), Ashok Leyland: 43 (↓3), Royal Enfield: 46 (↑8), MRF: 55 (↑6), Apollo Tyres: 57, Motherson Sumi: 60(↑8), JK Tyre: 84(↑14), and Ceat: 88 (New). These names are included in the current Brand Finance India 100, 2023 report, which was announced on June 7 and ranks the world’s most valuable and strongest Indian brands across sectors after assessing over 250 Indian brands.