Top 30 Supply Chain Champions in India Honored – ISCM
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In a grand event that celebrated the best of India’s corporate supply chains, the Institute of Supply Chain Management (ISCM) announced the Top 30 Supply Chain Champions of India. The list, backed by extensive data-driven research, honors companies that excelled in operational efficiency, sustainability, governance, and strategic foresight in supply chain management. The awards were presented by Dr. Rakesh Singh, Chairman of ISCM, and the event was graced by prominent supply chain leaders, including Yogesh Mishra, Executive Director of Supply Chain at Hindustan Unilever Limited, Harish Lade from Asian Paints, Girish VS, Dean and Head of Research Department of ISCM and Jesal Tanna, Senior Director of ISCM were amongst present to facilitate the winners.
Recognizing Supply Chain Excellence Across India
The Top 30 Supply Chain Champions represent companies that have set a benchmark for supply chain management in India by demonstrating exceptional performance in areas such as profitability, value creation, digitalization, sustainability, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). The ranking process included analysis of over 1,000 listed companies and 100 unlisted companies across 24 sectors.
This year’s top five companies — Hindustan Unilever Ltd., Nestle India Ltd., Asian Paints Ltd., Britannia Industries Ltd., and Diageo India — stood out for their innovative strategies and consistent excellence in supply chain execution.
Detailed Ranking Methodology
The ISCM’s robust ranking framework employed a mix of quantitative and qualitative parameters. It involved:
- Quantitative Performance: ISCM measured companies on key metrics such as Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR), profitability, and sectoral performance.
- Supply Chain Intensity: Focus was placed on companies’ investments in digital technologies, sustainability efforts, and expanding their supply chain reach.
- Supply Chain Maturity: Emphasis was given to resilience, risk management, and how companies have adapted to the rapidly changing global supply chain landscape.
Surveying Chief Supply Chain Officers (CSCOs)
In the final stage of evaluation, ISCM sent out questionnaires to CSCOs of the top companies. The insights shared by these executives provided valuable qualitative data that complemented the quantitative measures, painting a holistic picture of how each company performed in its supply chain operations.
Top 5 Supply Chain Champions in India
- Hindustan Unilever Ltd.
- Nestle India Ltd.
- Asian Paints Ltd.
- Britannia Industries Ltd.
- Diageo India
Remaining 25 Supply Chain Champions in India
- Godrej Consumer Products Ltd.
- Reliance Industries Ltd.
- L&T – Energy CarbonLite Solutions
- Maruti Suzuki India Limited
- Godrej Agrovet Ltd.
- Ashok Leyland Ltd.
- Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited
- SRF Limited
- Cummins India Ltd.
- Dabur India Limited
- CEAT Limited
- Tata Consumer Products Limited
- Apollo Tyres Ltd.
- UltraTech Cement Ltd.
- Schaeffler India Limited
- Cipla Ltd.
- Hindalco Industries Limited
- Marico Limited
- Blue Star Limited
- Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
- Page Industries Ltd.
- Century Plyboards India Ltd.
- Colgate Palmolive India Ltd.
- ITC Ltd.
- Tata Motors Ltd.
Setting New Standards for India’s Supply Chain Landscape
The ISCM’s recognition underscores India’s growing role in global supply chains and highlights the strategic importance of sustainability, digital transformation, and resilience. Companies like Hindustan Unilever and Nestle India are not only excelling in traditional supply chain metrics but are also setting standards in areas such as sustainable practices and diversity.
This recognition also comes at a critical time as companies globally navigate the challenges posed by post-pandemic disruptions, the rise of digital technologies, and an increased focus on green supply chains.
Speaking at the event, Dr. Rakesh Singh, Chairman of ISCM, said, “The Top 30 Supply Chain Champions exemplify how Indian companies are leading with innovative strategies and are ready to take on the global supply chain challenges of tomorrow. Their achievements are a testament to India’s potential as a global supply chain leader.”
Key Attendees and Corporate Representation
The event brought together some of India’s most influential supply chain leaders, including Yogesh Mishra from Hindustan Unilever, Harish Lade from Asian Paints, and senior executives from companies like Godrej, Reliance, and Maruti Suzuki. These leaders expressed their commitment to advancing supply chain practices that not only drive profitability but also align with sustainable development goals.
This event marks a significant milestone for India’s supply chain industry, setting a path for innovation, growth, and global leadership in the years to come.
