The corporate sector refers to the part of the economy that consists of companies and business organisations established to carry out commercial, industrial, financial, technological, or service-related activities. These organisations are generally registered under the laws of the country and operate with the objective of producing goods or providing services, generating income, creating employment, and earning profits. The corporate sector includes both large multinational companies and smaller registered companies working in different fields such as manufacturing, banking, information technology, telecommunications, retail, transport, hospitality, media, and education. In the Indian context, the corporate sector developed significantly during the colonial period and expanded rapidly after independence. The growth of industries, banking institutions, trading organisations and modern business enterprises contributed to the development of corporate organisations. After the economic reforms of 1991, liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation provided further opportunities for private companies and foreign corporations to operate in India. As a result, the corporate sector became an important component of the Indian economy. The corporate sector has a formal organisational structure. A company