CW’s top 10 most admired construction brands
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CW’s top 10 most admired construction brands

This year, brands have been going through a special period of learning. Arguably, 2020-21 was one of the toughest years for them in recent history. At CW, we realise that the construction industry contributes a turnover of Rs 8 trillion per annum, and must be recognised.

To identify the Top 10 Most Admired Construction Brands, we created a robust process. We started with a poll of about 1,600 senior and middle management executives from within the construction industry. The respondents were asked to vote for 10 companies, with a provision to add a name if they felt it was missing from the list.

The top-polled 20 brands were then put to an eminent jury panel on 18 March for their final scrutiny and identification of the Top 10 Most Admired Construction Brands.

The respondents were asked to vote from 130 construction brands across multiple categories:

   Contracting
   Real estate
   Cement
   Steel
   Construction equipment
   Construction chemicals
   Paints, Tiles and Sanitaryware
   Glass

They were then adjudged on the basis, among others, of:

  Financial performance
  Scale and speed of execution of projects
  Commitment to customers
  Corporate governance
  Ethics
  Best business practices,
  Social responsibility
  Adaptability
  Eco-friendly
  Customer-friendly policies and transparency

Click here for the Top 10 Most Admired Construction Brands 2021:

This year, brands have been going through a special period of learning. Arguably, 2020-21 was one of the toughest years for them in recent history. At CW, we realise that the construction industry contributes a turnover of Rs 8 trillion per annum, and must be recognised. To identify the Top 10 Most Admired Construction Brands, we created a robust process. We started with a poll of about 1,600 senior and middle management executives from within the construction industry. The respondents were asked to vote for 10 companies, with a provision to add a name if they felt it was missing from the list. The top-polled 20 brands were then put to an eminent jury panel on 18 March for their final scrutiny and identification of the Top 10 Most Admired Construction Brands. The respondents were asked to vote from 130 construction brands across multiple categories:   Contracting    Real estate    Cement    Steel    Construction equipment    Construction chemicals    Paints, Tiles and Sanitaryware    Glass They were then adjudged on the basis, among others, of:  Financial performance  Scale and speed of execution of projects  Commitment to customers  Corporate governance  Ethics  Best business practices,  Social responsibility  Adaptability  Eco-friendly  Customer-friendly policies and transparency Click here for the Top 10 Most Admired Construction Brands 2021:

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