Vedanta

The Supreme Court agreed to examine the Income Tax Department's plea against a Madras High Court ruling that granted Vedanta partial relief in a TDS dispute

The government today increased the import duty on gold and silver from 6 per cent to 15 per cent; analysts see this as a positive move for Hindustan Zinc.

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Analysts said that the metal space is again a renewed strength after a healthy consolidation phase. They said that strong metal prices will help support or boost the company's profits going forward.

Adani Enterprises has moved the Supreme Court with a caveat after NCLAT upheld its resolution plan for Jaiprakash Associates and dismissed Vedanta's objections

At 11:32 AM on Wednesday, Vedanta quoted 3 per cent higher at ₹312.65 on the BSE, as compared to a 0.26 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex.

Vedanta plans to double aluminium capacity, scale oil output and expand power portfolio as it pursues aggressive growth across sectors following its demerger

At the top of the list is Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL), which offers the highest dividend yield of 7.5 per cent

Market participants expect four new demerged businesses of Vedanta Group to likely list on the exchanges by mid June

Vedanta's demerger is expected to improve transparency, enable focused capital allocation, and unlock value by allowing each business to be independently valued

As Vedanta splits into five separate listed entities, the immediate focus has shifted from business fundamentals to the technical mechanics of fund rebalancing

Vedanta will file with stock exchanges this week for listing approval of its demerged entities, with shares expected to list and commence trading by mid-June.

Vedanta will remain in Nifty Next 50, and the four demerged entities will be added as 'dummy constituents' until formal listing

The restructuring aims to create pure-play companies that can attract sector-focused investors, improve operational efficiency, and enable sharper capital allocation

Tribunal backs lenders' decision on Adani's resolution plan for Jaiprakash Associates, dismissing Vedanta's challenge over transparency and bid value concerns

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Monday dismissed the two petitions filed by Vedanta Ltd, where the mining group challenged the selection of Adani Enterprises' bid for debt-ridden Jaiprakash Associates Ltd (JAL). A two-member bench comprising Chairperson Ashok Bhushan and Member Technical Barun Mitra said: "No grounds have been made out by the appellant (Vedanta) to interfere with the decision of the adjudicating Authority (NCLT)." "There is no merit in the appeal. Both appeals are dismissed. There shall be no orders to pass," said NCLAT. The decision of the Committee of Creditors was based on "overall consideration of the respective resolution plan and was taken in its commercial wisdom," said the appellate tribunal. NCLAT also said there has been "no material irregularity committed by Resolution Professional while conducting the plan resolution process." NCLAT also dismissed Vedanta's plea, where it had questioned the evaluation metrics adopted and had said

Vedanta plans to add three critical minerals in five years and is evaluating rare earth magnet manufacturing as it deepens its play in India's strategic minerals ecosystem

As Vedanta splits into independent verticals, the move signals India's evolving mining sector, focused on supply chain control, critical minerals, and specialised companies

Vedanta reported record FY26 earnings and expects further profit growth in FY27, supported by strong commodity prices, cost efficiencies, and favourable global conditions

The mining conglomerate posted record-high revenue of ₹51,524 crore for the fourth quarter of FY2025-26; full-year profit came in 22 per cent higher at ₹25,096 crore, up from ₹20,535 crore in FY25