TVS Motor Company has been ranked the world’s number one company in the Durable Consumer Goods category in the latest “Best Stocks in the World” rankings published by German business magazine WirtschaftsWoche. Press: TVS Motor

Compiled using Boston Consulting Group’s Value Creators analysis, the annual study evaluated more than 2,000 listed companies across 35 global industries, with TVS Motor emerging as the top-performing business in its category based on five-year shareholder returns between 2021 and 2025. According to the report, TVS delivered an average annual Total Shareholder Return of approximately 51 per cent, outperforming major international competitors from Japan, China, the USA and India.

Lots of men and women workers.

The analysis credited TVS Motor’s success to strong revenue growth, improving profitability and a strengthening balance sheet, alongside the company’s ability to maintain resilience during volatile market conditions.

The TVS Motor Factory is 350 acres and TVS employ around 12,000 people.

Professor Sir Ralf Speth, Chief Mentor of TVS Motor Company, praised the company’s long-term strategy and leadership under Chairman Sudarshan Venu. “This recognition by WirtschaftsWoche and BCG is the result of the consistent implementation of Chairman Sudarshan Venu’s clear strategic vision,” Speth said.

He also highlighted TVS Motor’s ongoing investment in electric mobility, sustainability and manufacturing quality, while pointing to the growing resurgence of Norton Motorcycles under TVS ownership. “Under TVS Motor Company’s ownership, Norton’s global resurgence is now clear,” Speth said. “This storied and deeply revered brand is once again delivering a compelling combination of technology, design integrity and dynamism.”

The TVS factory is immaculate.

TVS Motor’s strong ranking follows a record 2025–26 financial year, with the company reporting annual sales of 5.89 million units — up 24 per cent year-on-year — while international business grew by 33 per cent across more than 90 global markets. Revenue increased 30 per cent to Rs. 47,270 crore ($8.8 billion AUD), while operating profit before tax rose 40 per cent to Rs. 4,975 crore ($930 million AUD). Operating EBITDA margin also improved to 12.9 per cent.

The latest recognition further reinforces TVS Motor’s growing global influence, both through its core motorcycle and scooter business and through premium brands such as Norton Motorcycles.

Check out our feature on TVS and visiting the TVS Factory here…

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