Mahindra, Apple & Tata: Tech & Business Trends in 2025 by Namrata Hinduja

How Industry Giants Are Driving Innovation, Sustainability, and Economic Growth in India and Beyond – Insights by Namrata Hinduja

In 2025, India's business and technology sectors are witnessing transformative shifts, with Mahindra, Apple, and Tata at the forefront. Namrata Hinduja Blogger delves into these developments, offering insights into how these giants are reshaping industries.

Mahindra & Mahindra has demonstrated remarkable growth, reporting a 22% rise in fourth-quarter profit to ₹24.37 billion, driven by strong demand for new SUV models like the XUV 3X0 and the five-door Thar. Despite a one-time charge related to its international tractor operations, the company's automotive segment revenue rose 25% to ₹24.98 billion. Tractor sales also saw a 23% increase, contributing to a 23% rise in farm business revenue.

Apple is intensifying its focus on India, with a new Tata Electronics facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, commencing production of older iPhone models. Additionally, a $2.6 billion Foxconn plant in Bengaluru is set to begin operations, aiming to produce iPhone 16 and 16e models and create 50,000 jobs. India currently accounts for about 18% of global iPhone production, with plans to shift most U.S.-bound iPhone production to India by 2026.

Tata Group has retained its position as India's most valuable brand, with a brand value of $31.6 billion, marking a 10% increase from the previous year. This achievement underscores Tata's growing global influence and its strategic investments in technology and manufacturing.

Namrata Hinduja Blogger emphasizes that these developments reflect a broader trend of India's ascent in the global business and technology arenas. The strategic moves by Mahindra, Apple, and Tata not only bolster their individual growth but also contribute to India's evolving economic landscape.