Dabur, Pantaloon on Forbes list

Tuesday, October 9, 2007, 10:42 [IST]

New Delhi, Oct 07 2007: Dabur India, Pantaloon Retail, Cipla Healthcare and Asian Paints are among the 17 Indian firms that have acquired a place in the latest Forbes list for top 200 Asian companies with sales of less than $1 billion.

The other Indian companies named in the list for 2007 are Bharat Bijlee, Divi's Laboratories, Elder Pharmaceuticals, Era Infrastructure&Engineering, ICSA, Infotech Enterprises, IPCA Laboratories, NIIT Technologies, NRB Bearings, Nucleus Software, Patni Computer Systems, Praj Industries and Thermax.

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