Vedanta updates and news provide readers with the latest updates regarding the group’s achievements and challenges, presenting accurate information. Vedanta Group is one of the India’s multinational mining company with diversified operations in iron ore, gold and aluminium mines. Despite facing some challenges, such as rumours about Vedanta CBI and Vedanta gas leak, in the past, the group remained committed to growth and sustainability.
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Vedanta Dividend: Board approves first interim payout of ₹7 per share; check record date
This will result in a total outgo of ₹2,737 crore for the company. Vedanta Resources, by virtue of its 56.38% stake in the listed entity, will be entitled to a total payout of ₹1,543 crore.Vedanta has set June 24 as the record date for this interim dividend payout.
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Plans are afoot to triple output, alliances sewn up: Cairn Oil & Gas
Cairn Oil & Gas, part of Vedanta Group, is aiming to increase hydrocarbon output to 300,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) in the near future, from current level of 103,200 boepd, with drilling set to begin in a number of projects this year. The company has laid out an investment plan of $3-4 billion for its exploration and production activities over five years, Chief Financial Officer Hitesh Vaid told Arunima Bharadwaj in an interview. To achieve the target, the company is also seeking joint ventures and partnerships in tight oil development, shale monetisation, deepwater drilling and exploration in North East.
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Vedanta Chairman bats for transformation amid record FY25 performance, demerger push
In his address to stakeholders in the group's annual report, Agarwal said the company is at an inflection point, supported by a record financial year, strong cost leadership, and plans to unlock value through its ongoing demerger exercise, which is nearing completion. He also underscored the importance of the group's strategic realignment, focus on vertical integration, and growing role in India's infrastructure buildout and energy transition.
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Vedanta Dividend 2025: Board OKs Interim Payout of Rs 7 Per Share
The board of mining major Vedanta has approved its first dividend payout of ₹7 per share for the current fiscal on June 18. With this, the company will shell out a total of ₹2,737 crore in interim dividends.
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Sterlite Copper: Is there room for a second chance?
Lawyers are not expected to be sentimental. Our craft rests on the rule of law, not the sway of public emotion. Though the legal process has run its course, the Sterlite Copper case continues to test the law’s intersection with ethical, environmental, and economic considerations.
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Regulatory approval: Time is of the essence
In India’s dynamic corporate landscape, mergers, demergers, acquisitions, schemes of arrangement, de-listings, and bankruptcies are critical levers for growth, efficiency, and stakeholder value creation. While the process-board approval, shareholder and debt holder consents, and regulatory clearances-appears straightforward, the reality is often far more complex, with regulatory delays posing significant risks to transaction values and business certainty.
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Hindustan Zinc shares surge 2.35% on water sustainability milestone, dividend announcement
Hindustan Zinc Limited Shares gained 2.35 per cent to ₹537.35 on Tuesday, marking a strong performance amid positive corporate developments. The stock opened at ₹530 and touched a high of ₹546.80 during the trading session, significantly outpacing its previous close of ₹525.
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Vedanta eyes investment grade rating, plans to cut debt to $3 bn by FY27
London-based Vedanta Resources Ltd (VRL) is targeting an investment grade credit rating on the back of its sustained deleveraging, the proposed demerger at its Indian subsidiary, Vedanta Ltd, and its robust growth, operational efficiencies and strong financial performance. VRL is committed to reducing its total debt from the current $5 billion to $3 billion by FY27 while strengthening its critical minerals, transition metals, energy and technology portfolio.
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Vedanta Resources eyes investment grade rating, plans to cut debt to USD 3 bn by FY27
VRL is committed to reducing its total debt from the current USD 5 billion to USD 3 billion by FY27 while strengthening its critical minerals, transition metals, energy and technology portfolio.A person aware of the matter said that VRL, at a recently held investor conferences in Hong Kong and Singapore, shared that the company is looking for an immediate credit rating upgrade to BB levels by proactively refinancing and prepaying its high-interest cost USD 550 million private credit facility due in August 2026.
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Why Odisha Must Reclaim Its Higher Education Future
Odisha, long celebrated for its rich cultural heritage, mineral resources, and resilient communities, has made significant strides in recent years across multiple socio-economic dimensions. The state has expanded its industrial footprint, become a national leader in disaster resilience, and laid the groundwork for sustained institutional investment. With a rapidly growing young population and strong economic momentum, Odisha possesses the core ingredients to become a major hub for higher education in eastern India.
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Vedanta subsidiary Hindustan Zinc declares ₹12,000 crore capex plan. Details here
We are excited to announce this 2x growth project towards doubling our capacity across zinc, lead and silver, which is strategically aligned with the country’s expanding economic landscape, increasing demand opportunities and keeping the country self-reliant for Zinc. By closely matching the pace of national growth, we are confident that this will create significant value for our stakeholders and drive long-term success,” said Arun Misra, Chief Executive Officer of the company.
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Hindustan Zinc targets ramp up of silver output using new technology
Mining major Hindustan Zinc plans to increase its silver production to 1500-2000 tonne from 700 tonne amid the ongoing rally in the precious metal.
The company, which is India’s largest silver producer, aims to extract more silver through use of innovative technology. Hindustan Zinc plans to invest about $2 billion to increase overall metal production capacities to 2 million tonne, sources said.
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Vedanta invites states to host ₹15,000 Cr Waterfront University inspired by Harvard
The announcement, made via Vedanta’s official LinkedIn page, invites expressions of interest (EOI) from forward-looking leaderships that align with the company’s transformative educational vision. The proposed education city will be a first-of-its-kind integrated ecosystem, encompassing a multidisciplinary university, advanced R&D hubs, a premier medical school, cultural institutions, and world-class sports infrastructure. The ideal location, the company noted, must be close to both a waterfront and an airport — ensuring international appeal and accessibility.
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International Day of Women in Mining: Vedanta celebrates India’s largest cohort of Women in Mining
Vedanta is spearheading gender inclusivity across its operations in the country. With over 22 per cent gender diversity, Vedanta’s workforce includes more than 3,000 women employees who are making significant contributions to the sector. This is a substantial representation of women in the metals & mining sector when compared to Vedanta’s domestic peers. The natural resources sector has historically faced glaring under-representation of women in its workforce.
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Vedanta University Vision Gains Global Endorsement from Deepak Chopra
In a recent social media post, renowned Indian origin American physician and author Dr. Deepak Chopra voiced his strong support for industrialist Anil Agarwal’s longstanding vision of establishing a world-class university in India. Recounting a fascinating conversation with Agarwal at London’s historic Riverside Studios a couple of days back, which the Vedanta Chairman now oversees, Chopra reflected on India’s civilisational heritage as a beacon of knowledge. He emphasized how India’s ancient educational institutions once led the world and expressed optimism about the country reclaiming its global stature in higher education.
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Vedanta subsidiary Hindustan Zinc declares ₹12,000 crore capex plan. Details here
We are excited to announce this 2x growth project towards doubling our capacity across zinc, lead and silver, which is strategically aligned with the country’s expanding economic landscape, increasing demand opportunities and keeping the country self-reliant for Zinc. By closely matching the pace of national growth, we are confident that this will create significant value for our stakeholders and drive long-term success,” said Arun Misra, Chief Executive Officer of the company.
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Hindustan Zinc targets ramp up of silver output using new technology
Mining major Hindustan Zinc plans to increase its silver production to 1500-2000 tonne from 700 tonne amid the ongoing rally in the precious metal.
The company, which is India’s largest silver producer, aims to extract more silver through use of innovative technology. Hindustan Zinc plans to invest about $2 billion to increase overall metal production capacities to 2 million tonne, sources said.
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