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panies are new this year. Another ten returned after falling off in past years.

Several leading names that claimed a spot year after year-such as Australia’s Wesfarmers, India’s Mahindra & Mahindra and Taiwan’s HTC-failed to repeat this time.

Titan Industries, India’s jewellery and watch king is also profiled by Forbes among the well-managed, fast-growing outfits.

Among executives and founders of these Asia Fab 50 companies, who also figure in Forbes list of billionair­es are Uday Kotak and Aloke Lohia, onethird owner of I ndorama Ventures, ranked eight with an estimated net worth of $1.6 billion.

The companies were chosen from a pool of 1,295 that had at least $3 billion in annual revenue or market cap.

The Indian companies in the list with their ranks were: Tata Consultanc­y Services (4), ITC (5), HDFC Bank (6),Bharti Airtel (9), Tata Motors (16), Sun Pharmaceut­ical Industries (18), Bajaj Auto (27), Kotak Mahindra Bank(29), HCL Technologi­es (33), Titan Industries (37) and Asian Paints (41). key topics relevant to investing in the stock market.

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The CSE website had 12,596,763 page views from 1st January to 31st August 2012.

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