TCS : Rs. 1,54,994 Crore
TCS posted the highest employee costs among all listed firms, driven by its massive workforce, global footprint, tech services, and ongoing investments in talent.
Infosys : Rs. 95,094 Crore
Infosys registered heavy employee expenses stemming from its worldwide technology staff, consulting activities, digital transformation initiatives, and sustained investments in skilled professionals.
HCLTech : Rs. 74,100 Crore
HCLTech chalked up major employee costs while running technology services, engineering divisions, digital transformation projects, and a team serving international clientele.
SBI : Rs. 72,800 Crore
State Bank of India logged elevated personnel expenses owing to its vast branch network, large staff, banking operations, and nationwide employee obligations.
Wipro : Rs. 55,586 Crore
Wipro’s personnel spending highlights its technology services sector, international delivery work, consulting personnel, and the steady need for specialized digital and engineering talent.
Larsen & Toubro : Rs. 52,200 Crore
Larsen & Toubro saw substantial staff expenditures spanning engineering, construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, and other enterprises demanding varied technical and operational expertise.
Tata Motors : Rs. 48,400 Crore
Tata Motors amassed notable personnel outlays across vehicle manufacturing, engineering, research, production plants, and corporate functions backing its automotive units.
HDFC Bank : Rs. 37,600 Crore
HDFC Bank’s staff expenditures underscore its extensive banking footprint, branch system, customer care units, technology divisions, and personnel supporting financial offerings.
Motherson : Rs. 31,500 Crore
Motherson disclosed substantial employee costs across auto component manufacturing, production facilities, engineering divisions, and worldwide operations catering to vehicle makers globally.
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