Vedanta

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has reserved its verdict on Vedanta Limited’s ambitious demerger proposal, which seeks to restructure the conglomerate into multiple independent entities. The move, aimed at unlocking shareholder value and enhancing operational focus, represents one of India’s most significant corporate reorganizations in recent years. Once approved, the demerger will reshape the company’s vast portfolio across natural resources, energy, metals, and semiconductor businesses.

Vedanta Resources Ltd has announced the launch of CopperTech Metals Inc, a U.S.-based company aimed at strengthening its presence in the global copper market and supporting the clean-energy transition. With an initial investment of USD 1.5 billion, the venture seeks to expand operations at the Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) in Zambia and enhance access to Western capital.

In a landmark development in India’s industrial and infrastructure sector, Vedanta Ltd. has successfully outbid Adani Group to acquire a controlling stake in JAL, a major water resources and utilities company. The acquisition underscores Vedanta’s strategic diversification into water management and critical infrastructure, signaling its intent to expand beyond metals and mining. Analysts view this move as a calculated effort to strengthen Vedanta’s long-term revenue streams amid increasing regulatory focus on sustainable water solutions.

Natural resources conglomerate Vedanta Ltd. has declared a dividend of Rs. 16 per equity share, underscoring its commitment to rewarding shareholders despite a volatile commodities environment. The announcement highlights Vedanta’s robust cash flow position and disciplined capital allocation strategy, even as the company navigates challenges in global markets. With a history of consistent payouts, the latest dividend reinforces the group’s focus on balancing shareholder returns with growth investments.