Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal announced plans to triple zinc and lead production, double silver output, and invest $5 billion to expand oil and gas. Details here.
2 min read14 Jul 2026The project was delayed by pending statutory approvals, including environmental clearances and consent-related approvals from regulators
3 min read2 Jul 2026Astral's chemicals demerger sharpens business focus, but investors remain unconvinced. The key question is whether the spin-off can revive margins and justify the stock's rich valuation.
1 min read29 Jun 2026Astral demerger ratio is set at 1:1. This means subject to the necessary approvals, Astral shareholders will receive shares of Astral Chemie in proportion to their existing shareholding (in ratio of 1:1).
4 min read29 Jun 2026The restructuring of Vedanta Ltd into five distinct businesses allows investors to focus on sector-specific growth. Analysts note that while opportunities exist in aluminium and energy, each new entity faces unique risks and market challenges following the demerger.
3 min read17 Jun 2026Vedanta’s demerger has unlocked four new stocks, but while aluminium is drawing the spotlight, the overlooked residual Vedanta may offer the most compelling commodity exposure.
3 min read15 Jun 2026Shares of Vedanta Aluminium listed at ₹522 on the NSE and ₹527 on the BSE. Vedanta Power opened at ₹41.80 on the NSE and ₹41.30 on the BSE. Vedanta Oil & Gas debuted at ₹38 and ₹39, while Vedanta Iron And Steel opened at ₹20 and ₹21 on NSE and BSE, respectively.
2 min read15 Jun 2026Surya Roshni, a leader in ERW and GI pipes, is evaluating a demerger to create two entities and has received US export orders valued at ₹86 crore, boosting investor interest.
2 min read19 May 2026Vedanta is replacing its mandatory 30% profit-distribution rule with a discretionary, board-driven dividend policy as it prepares to split into five entities, eliminating the predictable yield that attracted income-focused investors.
3 min read3 May 2026Vedanta Demerger Highlights: According to the Vedanta demerger scheme, the conglomerate has been split into five separate publicly listed companies — Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Oil & Gas, Vedanta Power, Vedanta Iron and Steel, and the existing entity will continue to remain listed as Vedanta Ltd.
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