India’s aerospace and defence giant HAL tops the list with cash reserves of ₹38,182 crore, making it the company with the strongest liquidity position in the country.
The world’s largest coal producer, Coal India, holds ₹34,215 crore in reserves, reflecting its financial strength.
IT giant Infosys has cash reserves of ₹27,460 crore, securing its global projects and technology investments.
Rapidly growing in the IT industry, HCL Tech stands at fourth place with ₹21,290 crore in reserves, showcasing its stable revenue and global reach.
Mazagon Dock, engaged in shipbuilding and defence manufacturing, enters the top 5 with ₹16,150 crore in reserves.
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India’s largest IT company, TCS, has ₹15,500 crore in reserves, providing a strong base for its global operations and new projects.
Pharmaceutical leader Sun Pharma maintains ₹11,331 crore in reserves, supporting its R&D and international expansion.
A pioneer in defence electronics, BEL holds ₹9,545 crore in reserves, forming the backbone of its government and private projects.
In the gas sector, Petronet secures its LNG projects with reserves worth ₹9,104 crore.
Automobile company Hyundai holds ₹8,135 crore in reserves, enabling continued investments and expansion in the Indian market.