Hindustan Media Ventures makes its way on to Forbes list
To qualify for the list the companies must have annual revenue between $5 million and $1 billion and be publicly traded for at least a year. HMVL has performed exceedingly well this year. The company's primary publication, Hindustan, strongly consolidated its leadership position in Delhi-NCR, Bihar, Jharkhand, UP, Uttarakhand as well as over the entire Hindi-belt. HMVL's IPO, floated in April of 2010, was very well received by investors. Mr. Amit Chopra, CEO of HMVL, said "being included on this list is a testament to our commitment towards our readers and customers. This honor has bolstered our objective of maintain the highest standards of journalistic integrity and remaining the preferred daily across the Hindi-belt."
Forbes Asia picked companies that best managed through the economic volatility that began in 2008. On average the companies on the list have a 13% debt-to-equity ratio and 67 companies on the list carry no debt at all. India is the number two most represented nation on the list. China and Hong Kong come in first with 65 companies. 2 companies from Pakistan and 4 from Sri Lanka also find their way on the list.
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