Vedanta Ltd on Thursday declared an interim dividend of Rs 5 per share for the current financial year, amounting to about Rs 1,955 crore. This is the company's first interim dividend post-demerger, reinforcing the company's focus on delivering value to shareholders as it enters a new phase as a more focused and diversified natural resources company, the company stated in an exchange filing. "... the board of directors of Vedanta Limited have, today, i.e. October 08, 2026, approved the first interim dividend 2026-27 of Rs 5 per equity share on face value of Rs 1 per equity share for the financial year 2026-27 amounting to Rs 1,955 crore," Vedanta said in the filing. The dividend comes soon after a strong Q2 FY27 operational performance, with Vedanta reporting broad-based momentum across its businesses. The company recorded record quarterly and half-yearly production across key operations, with particularly strong performance in zinc, ferro alloys, ports and aluminium. The performanc
Vedanta announced a dividend of ₹5 per share today, with the record date set for Wednesday, October 14.
Vedanta will announce its first interim dividend after the demerger on October 8. Vedanta has set Octobr 14 as the diidend record date.
Stocks to watch today: Vedanta's board is proposed to meet on Thursday, October 08 to consider and approve the first interim dividend on equity shares, if any, for the Financial Year 2026-27.
Analysts at Motilal Oswal say, steel industry pricing discipline will remain vital for margin sustenance, as the impact of current cost inflation is likely to become evident with a lag in H2FY27.
The Supreme Court asked SAT to reconsider Sebi's fraud allegations against Vedanta, citing discrepancies in trading data and contradictions in the regulator's investigation
Water Resources department seeks details of Vedanta's water sources and drawal history amid allegations of unauthorised groundwater and river-water extraction
Jatin Gedia expects Nifty to resume its uptrend towards 24,492, while maintaining a bullish view on Bank Nifty.
Mining major Vedanta on Wednesday said it invested more than USD 1 billion in net-zero transition initiatives in FY26, with renewable energy, lower-carbon fuels, energy efficiency and technology-led interventions driving its decarbonisation efforts. As part of this transition, the group's renewable energy utilisation went up 52 per cent year-on-year to 4 billion units (400 crore units) in 2025-26, equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of around 3 crore Indian households. Vedanta now has nearly 2,000 MW of installed and contracted renewable energy capacity and is targeting 2.5 GW round-the-clock renewable energy capacity by 2030. These initiatives, alongside other decarbonisation interventions, helped avoid approximately 3 million tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions in 2025-26, while greenhouse gas emissions intensity across the group's metals and mining production declined by approximately 14 per cent from the 2020-21 baseline, the company said in a ...
Analysts say the decline in metal stocks is mainly due to profit-taking by investors. The index is up 15 per cent year-to-date (YTD).
The Central Ground Water Board has asked Odisha to form a joint panel to investigate allegations that Vedanta's Jharsuguda unit extracted groundwater without statutory approvals
CFO says group expects to cut debt by more than Rs 20,000 crore in FY27
Continuing operations Ebitda rose 98.5 per cent to ₹8,469 crore, but the demerger means current discontinued operations cover one month against three months in the year-ago quarter
Stocks to watch today: Bajaj Finance, Vedanta Ltd, Tata Steel, Bajaj Housing Finance, Dabur India, PNB, RCF, IRFC, Torrent Pharma, Vedanta Power, Waaree Energies, among others, will be in focus today.
The Nifty Metal index surged 2.5% led by Hindalco, NALCO and Hindustan Copper as aluminium prices rose over 5% from recent lows in July.
Vedanta Iron & Steel up 10%, and Vedanta Power up 17% hit record highs in Wednesday's intra-day trade. Vedanta Oil & Gas was locked at the 20% upper circuit.
Vedanta said its payments to the national exchequer rose 13.3 per cent in FY26 to Rs 62,722 crore, taking its cumulative contribution over the past decade to Rs 4.83 lakh crore
A sell-off in precious metals, especially Silver, owing to strength in the US dollar and hawkish US Federal Reserve stance, triggered selling pressure in metal stocks on Thursday, say analysts.
Stocks to watch today: Bharti Airtel, Adani Power, Vedanta, Rajesh Exports, HCLTech, IRFC, Swiggy, Bandhan Bank, Torrent Power, Hindustan Copper, Tata Steel, and others will be in focus today.
In Tuesday's trade, metal stocks led by Vedanta tumbled up to 7 per cent. National Aluminium, Hindustan Zinc, Hindalco and Jindal Steel were the other major losers.