HCLTech featured among the top 50 global companies in Forbes World’s Top Companies for Women 2026

HCLTech, a leading global technology company, has been featured among the top 50 companies in the Forbes' list of World's Top Companies for Women 2026.

HCLTech is the only India-headquartered company among the top 50 in the ranking of over 400 global companies based on a survey of 140,000 women professionals on three principal themes: employer brand, public opinion and leadership. This is the second consecutive year that HCLTech has been featured in Forbes' list of World's Top Companies for Women.

“This recognition for the second year in a row reflects HCLTech’s commitment to career advancement for women and building a workplace anchored in our core value of inclusion, which is focused on creating an environment where everyone can succeed and do their best work. We are combining an AI-driven talent strategy with continued investments in learning, career development and mentorship to create more equitable opportunities for growth and enabling women to advance their careers,” said Ramachandran Sundararajan, Chief People Officer, HCLTech.

With women representing 50% of its board and initiatives such as Allyship and the Women Connect Network Employee Resource Group (ERG), HCLTech remains committed to helping foster an inclusive culture. The company’s Women Career Development Programs support women employees at every stage of their career, while its Second Career Return Program enables women from diverse backgrounds to re‑enter the workforce. Programs like these ensured that HCLTech had a 99.88% return-to-work rate for women employees who took parental leave in FY26.

 

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