Shares of Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta fell as much as 6% from their intraday high of Rs 287 on the BSE on Tuesday after media reports claimed that promoter entity Twin Star Holdings likely pared its stake through a block deal. Approximately 7.3 crore shares, worth Rs 2,149 crore, changed hands at Rs 292 apiece in the transaction.The Economic Times was unable to verify the buyers and sellers in the transaction. Twin Star Holdings is Vedanta's largest promoter shareholder, holding a 40% stake in the company as of March 31, 2026. The overall promoter group owned 56.38% of Vedanta at the end of the March quarter. The number of shares that changed hands amounts to 1.7% of the company's outstanding equityMORE TO COME...
Vedanta shares fall 6% after Rs 2,149-crore block deal; promoter Twin Star likely seller
Vedanta's stock experienced a significant dip, dropping up to 6% from its intraday peak of Rs 287. This decline followed media speculation that promoter entity Twin Star Holdings likely reduced its stake via a substantial block deal. Around 7.3 crore shares, valued at Rs 2,149 crore, were reportedly traded at Rs 292 each. Further details are anticipated.






