Corporate Organizations and Industry

Raymond is an Indian textile brand that has been using the tagline 'Since 1925' in its advertising to emphasize its long heritage in the textile industry. The company was established in 1925 and prominently features this in its branding.

Flying Machine is a denim and casual wear brand owned by Arvind Mills. It was one of India's first indigenous denim brands, launched in the 1980s as part of Arvind's textile manufacturing expansion.

Pantene is a hair care brand owned by Procter & Gamble (P&G), an American multinational consumer goods corporation. P&G acquired the brand when it purchased Richardson-Vicks in 1985. HLL (now Hindustan Unilever), Wipro, and ITC are other major Indian companies but do not own Pantene.

Arvind Brands Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of Arvind Mills, is the company that markets international brands like Lee, Wrangler, Arrow, and Healthtex in India. They hold licensing or distribution agreements for these brands. Raymonds and Grasim are other textile companies but don't market these specific international brands.

Dabur India Ltd is the country's largest manufacturer of ayurvedic and natural health products. Founded in 1884, the company has built an extensive portfolio of traditional remedies and personal care products. Himalaya and Ayurvedic Concepts are competitors in the same space.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra did design jewelry collections for Artex, a Delhi-based jewelry company, in the late 1990s. This was a business venture before her entry into active politics. Tanishq is a major Tata jewelry brand, while Oyster Bay is another jewelry company.

John Player is a brand of readymade garments owned by ITC, one of India's largest conglomerates. The brand targets the premium menswear segment and is part of ITC's lifestyle business division. Madura Garments and Digjam are also apparel companies but do not own John Player.

 The Amul brand is marketed by Gujarat Cooperative Milk Federation.

Orange was the cellular service provider that introduced the SMS-based lottery service called 'Mobile Lotto' in India. This was an innovative marketing initiative in the early days of mobile telephony. BPL, Idea, and Spice were other cellular operators but did not launch this specific lottery service.

L&T (Larsen & Toubro) was acquired by the Birla group (specifically Aditya Birla Group) when they purchased the Ambani family's stake in the company during a complex corporate battle in the late 1990s. This was a significant corporate takeover in Indian business history.

Anand Bazar Patrika (ABP), one of India's oldest and most respected media houses established in 1922, uses the tagline 'The Power of Words' to emphasize the impact of credible journalism and written communication in shaping public opinion and society.

Dolphin, a telecom service provider from the Essar group (which later merged with Vodafone India), used the positioning 'The affordable network service' to compete on price in the Indian mobile market during the early 2000s when telecom competition was intensifying and affordability became a key differentiator.

Vimal is a textile and fabric brand owned by Reliance Industries, launched in the 1980s as part of Reliance's vertical integration strategy from petrochemicals (polysters) to textiles. It became one of India's most recognized fabric brands, known for its suiting and shirting materials.

Servo is Indian Oil Corporation's (IOC) automotive lubricant brand sold through their petrol stations nationwide. BPCL, HPCL, and IBP are other oil companies but don't own the Servo brand.