News for VEDANTA LIMITED (VEDL.BA)

The U.S. stock market is exhibiting a cautiously optimistic mood in midday trading on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, with major indexes largely in positive

Vedanta rejected Viceroy Research's ₹2,500 crore loan routing claim. The mining giant said that the loan transactions were executed in full compliance with the applicable laws. This comes after the US-based short seller released its latest report on Friday, 18 July 2025.

Viceroy Research intensifies its attack on Vedanta Group, alleging its semiconductor unit is a sham operation designed to avoid NBFC classification and facilitate fund transfers to its parent company during a liquidity crisis. Vedanta vehemently denies these allegations, asserting full compliance with all applicable laws and transparent disclosure of business activities. Viceroy criticizes Vedanta's lack of response to previous concerns.

Viceroy Research accuses Vedanta Group of sham operations to avoid NBFC classification, sparking liquidity crisis allegations.

Viceroy Research alleges Vedanta Semiconductors is a sham commodities trading operation designed to avoid classification as a non-banking financial company and facilitate fund transfers to Vedanta Resources. Vedanta denies these allegations, asserting full compliance with applicable laws and corporate governance standards. Viceroy suggests these operations may continue until FY27, posing a risk to lenders if regulators intervene.

Vedanta Limited can seek legal recourse against Viceroy Research's allegations, backed by former Chief Justice Chandrachud's opinion.

Agarwal is set to face tough questions today after American short seller Viceroy Research disclosed it had shorted the group’s bonds in a scathing report on Wednesday.

Viceroy Research has accused Anil Agarwal's Vedanta Group of being a 'Ponzi scheme,' triggering a stock crash. The report alleges that Vedanta Resources, the parent company, is draining cash from Vedanta Limited through disproportionate dividends and debt, pushing the group towards insolvency.

New facts suggest that Anil Agarwal, in coordination with DIPAM (Ministry of Finance) and the Ministry of Mines, is preparing to indirectly merge BALCO (Bharat Aluminium Company) with Vedanta…

Vedanta Metal Bazaar: World's largest non-ferrous metals e-store with $4.7 billion in sales, direct access for SMEs.

Vedanta Resources reports $1.6 billion profit in FY25, plans demerger to create sector-focused entities for growth.

Vedanta and Polycab India shares will trade ex-dividend from Tuesday, June 25th, following their dividend announcements. Vedanta declared an interim dividend of Rs 7 per share, while Polycab India announced a final dividend of Rs 35 per share. Alkyl Amines Chemicals will also trade ex-dividend. The record date for eligibility was June 24th.

Anil Agarwal unveils Vedanta 2.0, targeting global leadership in transition metals and energy. The company reported record revenue and EBITDA. Vedanta met deleveraging targets ahead of schedule. A demerger is nearing completion to unlock shareholder value. The company plans significant capital expenditure for growth. Hindustan Zinc achieved record production.

India Business News: Odisha's industrial sector is set for a major boost as the state government approved eight mega projects worth Rs 1.51 lakh crore. These ventures, spa

Vedanta Aluminium partners with Central Bank of India to offer collateral-free financing for OEMs and MSMEs through Balco.

Vedanta boosts its green energy capacity to 1.03 GW, advancing toward its 2.5 GW goal by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2050 with solar, wind, and pump storage projects

Vedanta debt raise: Vedanta Ltd. plans to raise ₹5,000 crore through secured NCDs in three tranches, targeting mutual funds, insurers, and AIFs. Proceeds will support debt repayment and capital expenditure. Coupon rates are 9.35–9.45%, higher than sovereign bond yields.

Vedanta, led by Anil Agarwal, will maintain a level of debt as it pursues a $20 billion expansion plan funded through internal accruals, equity partnerships, and debt. The company also announced an Rs 80,000 crore investment in the North East, focusing on natural resources like crude oil and rare earth minerals.

ICICI Securities maintains a Buy call on Vedanta, revising the target price to Rs 575. Q4FY25 EBITDA rose 31% YoY, driven by higher volumes and cost savings. The brokerage anticipates 18.6% YoY EBITDA growth in FY26E, fueled by cost initiatives, increased volumes, and improved performance in oil & gas and power divisions.