HCLTech sweeps top honors in the Institutional Investor Research Annual Asia Executive Team survey

NOIDA —HCLTech, a leading global technology company, won top honors in the 14th Annual Asia Executive Team survey published by Institutional Investor Research. The coveted survey lists Asia’s leading CEOs, CFOs, Investor Relations Officers and Investor Relations program attributes that best uphold corporate governance standards and facilitate investment into their company.

 

HCLTech was the most decorated India-headquartered IT services company in the survey. It ranked #1 in 21 categories in the Technology IT Services & Software sector and had a total of 27 Top 3 rankings across Asia ex-Japan and Rest of Asia (ex-Mainland China) survey tracks.

 

HCLTech was named as one of four ‘Most Honored Company’ from India in Asia ex-Japan track.
HCLTech was ranked #3 in the Company Board of Directors category (overall segment) in the Rest of Asia track.
C Vijayakumar, CEO & Managing Director, HCLTech was ranked #1 in the Best CEO category (overall and sell-side segments) in both tracks.
Prateek Aggarwal, CFO, HCLTech was ranked #1 in the Best CFO category (overall and sell-side segment) in Rest of Asia track.
HCLTech Investor Relations team was ranked #1 in the Best IR Team category across multiple tracks.
Nitin Mohta, Head of Investor Relations, HCLTech was ranked #1 in the Best IR Professionals category (overall, buy-side and sell-side segment) in Rest of Asia track.
HCLTech was ranked #1 in the Overall ESG category (sell-side segment) in both tracks.

C Vijayakumar, CEO & Managing Director, HCLTech, said, “The survey is another vote of confidence by global investors and analysts in HCLTech’s commitment to high standards of governance and transparency. We will continue our focus on engaging with the investor community and delivering on our strategic goal of delivering top quartile total shareholder return.”

 

A total of 5,894 investors, portfolio managers and analysts from 1,388 voter firms participated in this survey, nominating a total of 1,669 companies and 2,595 individuals across 18 sectors. This included 4,943 buy-side professionals from 1,232 buy-side companies with an estimated $2 trillion in Asia (ex-Japan) equities and 951 sell-side analysts from 156 companies.