In the face of damaging allegations from American short-seller Viceroy Research, mining giant Vedanta has found an ally. Global brokerage JP Morgan has come to the defence of the Anil Agarwal
Analysts at JP Morgan believe Vedanta is cheap within the Asian and emerging market (EM) metals and mining space
The allegations place the next move squarely in the government's court, raising questions around Vedanta's compliance with its contractual obligations and governance standards in managing a company
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Shares of Vedanta tanked up to 8 per cent in Wednesday's intra-day trade on the BSE amid heavy volumes, after Viceroy Research's report.
Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta group rejected the allegations, calling the report "a malicious combination of selective misinformation and baseless allegations"
The US-based research firm Viceroy Research has turned short on Vedanta Resources, as it found the group's financial structure unsustainable and operationally compromised.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday paid tributes to Swami Vivekananda, a monk and spiritual leader, on his 123rd death anniversary. "I bow to Swami Vivekananda Ji on his Punya Tithi. His thoughts and vision for our society remains our guiding light. He ignited a sense of pride and confidence in our history and cultural heritage. He also emphasised on walking the path of service and compassion," Modi said on X. The founder of Ramakrishna Mission, whose treatise on Vedanta and Hindu philosophy in general won him a large following, was born in modern-day Kolkata and died at the age of 39. His spiritual and philosophical output has been a source of inspiration for many, with Modi often citing him as a major influence for him.
Vedanta posts strong quarterly performance with record alumina and ferro chrome production, higher zinc output, and operational gains across key metals and power businesses
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Vedanta's plea to demerge into four distinct entities is listed for final approval before the NCLT on Wednesday; stock rises 1.1 per cent ahead of the tribunal's decision
Vedanta share price was up over 2 per cent after the company inked facility agreement with Twin Star Holdings and Welter Trading
London-based Vedanta Resources Limited (VRL), the parent firm of Mumbai-listed mining conglomerate Vedanta Ltd, has secured a term loan facility of up to USD 600 million that will be used to refinance a high-cost private credit facility, according to a communication sent to bondholders. The first tranche of USD 380 million has been committed, with the remaining USD 220 million expected to be finalised shortly with other participating banks. Lenders for the USD 380 million facility comprise a consortium of Gulf, Japanese, and European banks, including First Abu Dhabi Bank, Mashreq, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp, and Standard Chartered. "The facility carries a door-to-door tenor of over four years, with an average maturity of approximately three years and a pricing of SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate) plus 450 basis points. "This proactive refinancing, combined with internal cash flows, positions us to fully repay the PCF facility - substantially enhancing our credit profile by
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London-based Vedanta Resources Ltd on Monday said it has registered a profit of USD 1,617 million in the year ended March 2025, driven by favourable commodity prices, higher premiums and operational efficiencies. In contrast, the company had posted a loss of USD 400 million in FY24. The revenue of the company rose by 6 per cent to USD 18,220 million, compared to USD 17,128 million a year ago. "Revenue for fiscal year 2025 stood at USD 18.2 billion, up 6 per cent on a YoY basis," the company said in a release. Vedanta Resources Chairman Anil Agarwal said, "The world around us is moving fast. There are big changes in geopolitics and geoeconomics. Some may view them as a challenge. We view them as opportunities." Looking ahead, he added, "For Vedanta, this is the right moment to transform itself into a natural resources, energy and technology company. Vedanta 2.0 will have a key role in each of the most crucial levers of the economy. "We are also in the process of demerging our busi
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Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta Ltd has contributed Rs 4.5 lakh crore to the government exchequer over the last 10 years. In its annual Tax Transparency Report (TTR), the company reaffirmed its commitment to transparent and responsible tax practices. The company said it has "contributed Rs 4,48,830 crore to exchequer across its domestic and international operations over the past decade (FY15-16 to FY24-25)." In FY25 alone, the company contributed Rs 55,349 crore (37 per cent of the consolidated revenue) through direct and indirect taxes, royalties, dividends, and other statutory payments. Of this, Rs 54,595 crore was contributed to the exchequer. In India, Vedanta has operations in 15 states, with Rajasthan operations contributing Rs 25,436 crore and Odisha Rs 9,176 crore to the exchequer in FY25. Vedanta Ltd, a subsidiary of Vedanta Resources, is one of the world's leading natural resources, critical minerals, energy and technology companies, spanning across India, South Africa, Namibi
Vedanta offloads 66.7 million HZL shares for ₹3,028 crore via book-building; to use funds for balance sheet strengthening and demerger into sector-specific entities