Benori Recognised in Forbes India DGEMS 2025 Select 200

Gurgaon (Haryana) [India], November 27: Benori, a global research and analytics partner headquartered in India, has been named to the Forbes India DGEMS 2025 Select 200, recognising its role in enabling smarter, data-driven decision-making for organisations across the world. Founded by Ashish Gupta and Puja Gupta, and backed by industry stalwart Pramod Bhasin, the company has positioned itself as a next-generation research powerhouse delivering high-quality, custom insight solutions through a human-led, AI-augmented model. With clients in more than 70 countries and research delivered in over 20 languages, Benori has built a reputation for providing agile, cost-effective, and globally scalable intelligence.

Since its inception, Benori has been driven by the mission to democratise knowledge and make high-quality research accessible to businesses of all sizes. The firm blends rigorous primary and secondary research with advanced analytics and digital tools to uncover market trends, competitive intelligence, regulatory shifts, consumer behaviour insights, and emerging opportunities across industries. Its deep sector expertise spans professional services, technology and internet, BFSI, consumer and retail, industrials, and global capability centres. Clients rely on Benori for clarity in fast-moving markets, support on strategic decisions, and actionable insight frameworks that go beyond conventional research outputs.

Speaking about the recognition, Co-founder and CEO Ashish Gupta said, “Being named in the Forbes India DGEMS 2025 Select 200 is a proud moment for us and a reflection of everything Benori stands for. We founded Benori with a simple but powerful belief: that high-quality knowledge should not be a privilege. Our goal has always been to bring the good light of knowledge to organisations globally, helping them navigate complexity with clear, reliable intelligence. This recognition strengthens our resolve to keep innovating, keep listening to our clients, and keep pushing the boundaries of what insight can enable.”