Vedanta has proposed to demerge its business into four distinct entities and list them separately on the exchanges. It has already received most of the regulatory approvals.

Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal outlines the potential for four new companies to grow into $100 billion entities after the ...

Vedanta Ltd Chairman Anil Agarwal on Monday reaffirmed the company's commitment to unlocking value, saying the four new ...

Vedanta Ltd. creditors will gather next month ... a key step in a months-long effort to simplify the group’s structure and help manage its debt burden. Lenders have been asked to a court-ordered ...

Vedanta has roped in Tata Steel veteran Rajiv Kumar as the new CEO of its aluminium business. The company announced the appointment in an exchange filing on Wednesday, stating that Kumar will serve a ...

Vedanta is set to restructure into five independent entities, creating sector-specific powerhouses. What does this mean for investors, and how will the demerger shape its future?

Vedanta plans to split the mining conglomerate into different businesses with a view to simplify the group's structure and ...

Despite obtaining lender approvals previously, Agarwal's earlier attempts to streamline Vedanta's complex financial structure were unsuccessful. The London-based parent has reduced its debt by ...

The Group is also foraying into electronics manufacturing. Vedanta has governance and sustainable development at the core of its strategy. Vedanta is ranked among the top 5 in the S&P Global ...

Vedanta demerger aims to simplify the corporate structure, provide investment choices ... It has already achieved $1 billion of debt reduction. Group Net Debt/EBITDA is currently at 2.3x, and ...