Tilaknagar Industries Recognised Among Asia's Best Companies 2026

09 Apr 2026 CW Team

The Asia's Best Companies rankings are determined through nominations and voting by influential investors and financial analysts and are regarded as a benchmark of corporate excellence across the region. TI's placement in both categories signals investor confidence in its strategic direction and execution. The company has emphasised operational excellence and disciplined growth as drivers of long-term value creation.

TI is home to two of India’s most recognised brandy brands, Mansion House and Courrier Napoleon, and the company highlighted significant volume milestones in the recent financial year. According to Drinks International, Mansion House was the largest-selling brandy in India and the second largest-selling brandy globally in 2024, and the brand surpassed 10 million cases in FY26 (10 mn). Courrier Napoleon also recorded rapid growth in 2024.

The company recently completed the acquisition of Imperial Blue whisky from Pernod Ricard India Private Limited, adding a brand that sold approximately 22.4 million nine-litre cases for the year-ended March 2025 across India and other markets (22.4 mn). TI has adopted a triple bottom line approach focusing on people, planet and profit and pursues social initiatives through the Shrimati Malati Dahanukar Trust which concentrates on poverty reduction, health, education and environment conservation.

Founded in 1933, Tilaknagar Industries has a legacy spanning more than 90 years and a portfolio that includes whisky, rum and gin as well as premium expressions under the House of TI vertical such as Monarch Legacy Edition and Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky. The FinanceAsia recognition reinforces the company’s emerging institutional status on India’s industrial landscape and supports its ongoing focus on premiumisation and investment in India’s craft spirits sector. TI is positioned to continue disciplined expansion while maintaining commitments to community and environmental stewardship.

Tilaknagar Industries (TI) has been recognised among Asia's Best Companies 2026 by FinanceAsia, securing a bronze in Best Managed Company in India and a silver in Best Managed Company in India (Consumer Staples). The awards place the company among top-performing corporates alongside Reliance Industries and Tata Steel. The recognition reflects sustained performance and strong management practices. The Asia's Best Companies rankings are determined through nominations and voting by influential investors and financial analysts and are regarded as a benchmark of corporate excellence across the region. TI's placement in both categories signals investor confidence in its strategic direction and execution. The company has emphasised operational excellence and disciplined growth as drivers of long-term value creation. TI is home to two of India’s most recognised brandy brands, Mansion House and Courrier Napoleon, and the company highlighted significant volume milestones in the recent financial year. According to Drinks International, Mansion House was the largest-selling brandy in India and the second largest-selling brandy globally in 2024, and the brand surpassed 10 million cases in FY26 (10 mn). Courrier Napoleon also recorded rapid growth in 2024. The company recently completed the acquisition of Imperial Blue whisky from Pernod Ricard India Private Limited, adding a brand that sold approximately 22.4 million nine-litre cases for the year-ended March 2025 across India and other markets (22.4 mn). TI has adopted a triple bottom line approach focusing on people, planet and profit and pursues social initiatives through the Shrimati Malati Dahanukar Trust which concentrates on poverty reduction, health, education and environment conservation. Founded in 1933, Tilaknagar Industries has a legacy spanning more than 90 years and a portfolio that includes whisky, rum and gin as well as premium expressions under the House of TI vertical such as Monarch Legacy Edition and Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky. The FinanceAsia recognition reinforces the company’s emerging institutional status on India’s industrial landscape and supports its ongoing focus on premiumisation and investment in India’s craft spirits sector. TI is positioned to continue disciplined expansion while maintaining commitments to community and environmental stewardship.

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