NEW DELHI: The world's greatest investor Warren Buffett may have shied away from putting his money in Indian companies so far, but those fulfilling his investment criteria include at least three companies based here -- namely Infosys, Wipro and Satyam Computer.
Standard and Poor's, one of the world's biggest investment services providers that compiles a list of stocks meeting the legendary investor's appetite twice a year, has named the three of the biggest names in Indian IT space in the latest model portfolio.
The American Depositary Receipts of the three Indian IT giants have been named alongside global giants Microsoft, Oracle, Ericsson, Cisco Systems, Diageo, China Mobile and SAP.
Besides, the list also includes 3M Company, Altria, British American Tobacco, Mcgraw-Hill Company and Qualcomm.
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