Penguin Random House Is One Of The ‘Most Influential Companies Of 2025’

The publishing group has been included in the TIME100 list of Most Influential Companies, in the “Leaders” category. It’s a significant recognition – since the launch of the list in 2021, only one other publishing house worldwide has received the honor: Penguin Random House has been included in this year’s TIME100 list of Most Influential Companies, published by the renowned U.S. magazine Time, in the “Leaders” category. In a letter to employees at Penguin Random House in the U.S. on Thursday, Nihar Malaviya, CEO of Penguin Random House, wrote: “This incredible honor is a testament to our leadership in standing up for free expression at a time when that freedom is increasingly under threat – not only in publishing, but across the broader media landscape.”

Penguin Random House Is One Of The ‘Most Influential Companies Of 2025’ – Bertelsmann SE & Co. KGaA

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