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Key Points

Adani Group has emerged as India's fastest-growing brand with an 82% surge in value. Tata Group retains its position as the country's most valuable brand, crossing $30 billion. The report highlights strong performances from Infosys, HDFC Group, and LIC in the rankings. India's top 100 brands now hold a collective value of $236.5 billion.

Key Points: Adani Group Becomes India's Fastest Growing Brand as Tata Leads

  • Adani Group jumps to 13th with 82% brand value growth
  • Tata Group crosses $30B as India's top brand
  • Infosys and HDFC Group follow in rankings
  • LIC and HCLTech show strong growth
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Adani Group becomes India's fastest growing brand, Tata continues to lead as most valuable brand

Adani Group's brand value surges 82% to $6.5B while Tata remains India's most valuable brand at $31.6B, per Brand Finance report.

"This meteoric rise is underpinned by its strong financial performance across core sectors - Brand Finance"

New Delhi, June 27

Adani Group emerged as the fastest-growing Indian brand this year, with its brand value up by 82 per cent, according to the annual report on the most valuable and strongest Indian brands by Brand Finance.

The report attributed Gautam Adani-owned Group's growth to "aggressive and integrated infrastructure focus, surge in green energy ambitions, and increased brand equity across key stakeholders."

Adani Group, whose brand value rose by 82 per cent to USD6.5 billion, is the fastest-growing Indian brand ranked in 2025, climbing from 16th place in 2024 to 13th in 2025, the Brand Finance annual report noted.

"This meteoric rise is underpinned by its strong financial performance across core sectors, notably infrastructure, energy, ports and logistics and renewables," the report read.

The group reported record earnings, with 82 per cent coming from core infrastructure sectors like ports, logistics, power transmission, and green energy.

The annual Brand Finance report continues to reflect India's top brands driving global growth and influence. The Brand Finance India 100 2025 ranking results remain stable, with leading brands maintaining strong market positions and experiencing notable uptick in brand value. Coming to other Indian companies, Tata Group (brand value up 10 per cent to USD 31.6 billion) has once again secured its position as India's most valuable brand ranked by becoming the first Indian brand to cross the USD 30 billion threshold.

As the second most valuable Indian brand, Infosys (brand value up 15 per cent to USD 16.3 billion) continues to lead in the IT Services sector, while HDFC Group (brand value up 37 per cent to USD 14.2 billion), third in the rankings, has cemented its role as a financial services titan, post-merger with HDFC Ltd.

At the fourth place, LIC (brand value up 35 per cent to USD 13.6 billion) also demonstrated commendable growth followed by HCLTech (brand value up 17 per cent to USD 8.9 billion), at the eighth position, up one rank from 2024.

Larsen & Toubro, with a 3 per cent increase to USD 7.4 billion, secured the ninth spot, driven by its focus on high-tech manufacturing and expansion into renewables and semiconductors. At number ten, Mahindra Group experienced 9 per cent growth, reaching a brand value of USD 7.2 billion, supported by advances in technology and engineering.

Brand Finance was set up in 1996 with the aim of 'bridging the gap between marketing and finance'. It helps companies and organisations of all types to connect their brands to the bottom line.

"'Made in India' is no longer a term to shy away from on the global stage. For a long time, the flagbearers of Brand India have been Tata, Infosys, Taj, Mahindra, HCL Tech, MRF, Hindalco, Airtel, Amul and other leading names. Now, we witness the emergence of ambitious brands like L&T, Persistent Systems, JSW, Indian Oil, Adani, Hexaware and Dixon, punching above their weight and featuring regularly as rising brands in Brand Finance's global rankings," said Ajimon Francis, Managing Director, Brand Finance India, in the Foreword of the report.

The collective brand value of the top 100 Indian brands ranked stands at USD 236.5billion in 2025.

- ANI

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Rajesh K.
Adani's growth is truly impressive! Shows how infrastructure development can drive brand value. But we must ensure this growth benefits common people too - better roads, cheaper electricity etc. 🇮🇳 #MakeInIndia
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Priya M.
Tata Group crossing $30 billion is a proud moment for all Indians! They've maintained quality and ethics for over 150 years. This is what sustainable business looks like 👏
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Amit S.
While Adani's growth is remarkable, I hope they focus more on transparency. Rapid expansion sometimes leads to cutting corners. We've seen this happen with other conglomerates in the past.
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Sunita R.
Great to see Indian brands growing! But I wish more homegrown FMCG brands like Patanjali or Dabur were in top 10. We need to celebrate our traditional businesses too 🪔
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Vikram J.
L&T at 9th position shows engineering is India's strength! Their work in defense, space and now semiconductors makes me proud. Hope they climb higher next year 💪
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Neha P.
Interesting how 82% of Adani's earnings come from infrastructure. Shows where India's growth engine lies! But hope they maintain quality standards in all projects. Speed shouldn't compromise safety.
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Karan D.
Mahindra at 10th place proves Indian automotive sector is world class! Their electric vehicles and farm equipment are making global impact. Jai Hind! 🚜

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