Pronunciation: [ˈɪtk] (IPA) 
The initialism "ITC" can be spelled using the International Phonetic Alphabet as [aɪ ti si]. The first sound, "aɪ", represents the diphthong /aɪ/ typically found in words such as "eye" or "high". The second sound, "ti", represents the sound /ti/ which is commonly heard in words such as "tickle" or "tit". Finally, "si" represents the sound /si/ which is heard in the word "city". Together, these sounds create the spelling of "ITC".
ITC stands for "Indian Tobacco Company" which is a prominent conglomerate company in India. Established in 1910, ITC is headquartered in Kolkata and operates in various business sectors, including consumer goods, hotels, paperboards and specialty papers, agri-business, and information technology. The company has gained significant recognition for its diversified portfolio and spans over 6 decades of expertise in these industries.
In the consumer goods sector, ITC offers a wide range of products including cigarettes, cigars, and tobacco for smoking purposes. It has several renowned brands under its umbrella, catering to the diverse preferences of consumers. ITC's hotels segment manages luxury and premium hospitality properties across the country, providing a world-class experience to guests. The conglomerate's paperboards and specialty papers division produces paperboards, graphic and specialty papers, and stationery products.
Additionally, ITC's agri-business sector focuses on commodities trading, sourcing, and export of agricultural products such as wheat, rice, spices, and coffee. Lastly, the information technology division delivers IT solutions and services to clients worldwide.
With an extensive presence in various sectors, ITC has become a major player in the Indian corporate landscape, contributing to the country's economic growth. Its commitment to sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and ethical practices has earned them accolades and recognition both domestically and internationally.
