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Top 10 Indian IT Export Co

The size of Indian IT sector is whooping 101 billion US Dollar i.e 5.6 lakh crore, this contributes to 7.5% of country's GDP. There exists large firms, mid size ventures and smaller entities contributing to growth of Indian IT. Here listed Top 10 Indian IT Export Companies. The rating is according to economic times article Indian IT, ITES sectors have to change course to sustain the success story published on June 21, 2012


Here goes the list of Top 10 Indian IT Exporters

  1. Tata Consultancy Services
  2. Infosys Ltd
  3. Wipro Ltd
  4. HCL Technologies Ltd
  5. Mahindra Stayam
  6. Tech Mahindra Ltd
  7. Mphasis Ltd
  8. Patni Computer System Ltd
  9. Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd
  10. CSC, India

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