Four demerged entities of Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta Group are set to begin trading on Monday, with Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd (VAML) expected to emerge as the biggest winner. Analysts believe the pure-play aluminium business could see the strongest listing gains, backed by robust fundamentals and favourable industry dynamics.

Vedantas four demerged businesses will begin trading on June 15, completing a major corporate restructuring. The listings will enable market-driven price discovery, help unlock…

Vedanta's demerged entities will start trading on June 15, listed on BSE and NSE for 10 days.

On Monday, Anil Agarwal's diversified commodities empire takes a bold step as four of its companies make their debut listings. This strategic overhaul is designed to enhance…

Vedanta's Anil Agarwal is listing four companies simultaneously. This move aims to unlock significant growth potential across its businesses. The company plans substantial…

Anil Agarwal plans to relist Vedanta Resources, potentially in the US. The group intends to invest $100 billion in India's metals and minerals sector. Vedanta will be restructured…

Vedanta shares are expected to remain in focus as four companies created under its demerger plan are set to list on the stock exchanges. Shareholders received one share in each…

Vedanta demerges four businesses, listing aluminium, oil and gas, power, and steel as separate entities on stock exchanges.

Vedanta shares remain volatile after the listing of four demerged entities, triggering fresh valuation assessment. Analysts indicate a consolidation phase with key support near Rs…

Vedantas four demerged entities debuted on exchanges, with brokerages highlighting aluminium as the most attractive segment. Analysts cite strong pricing, capacity expansion and…

Vedanta's chairman envisions five newly demerged companies each becoming worth $100 billion, despite business challenges.