What is the Vedanta demerger plan?

Vedanta is demerging into five independent listed companies to unlock shareholder value.

When did the Vedanta demerger get approved?

The National Company Law Tribunal approved the Vedanta demerger on Tuesday, December 16.

How will Vedanta shareholders benefit from the demerger?

Shareholders will receive one equity share of each new entity for every share they own, gaining direct exposure to specific business assets.

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Vedanta Demerges: 5 New Companies Emerge

17 Dec

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Summary

Vedanta Ltd. is demerging into five independent listed entities.
Shareholders receive one share of each new entity for every share held.
The demerger aims to unlock value and simplify the corporate structure.

Vedanta Demerges: 5 New Companies Emerge

Vedanta Ltd. has received the crucial go-ahead from the National Company Law Tribunal for its much-anticipated demerger. This pivotal decision, made on Tuesday, December 16, will see the mining conglomerate restructured into five separate, independently listed entities, including the existing Vedanta Ltd.

The demerger strategy is poised to unlock significant long-term value for shareholders. By creating distinct companies, investors will gain direct access to sector-leading assets. This move also aims to simplify Vedanta's complex corporate framework, making it more transparent and manageable for stakeholders.

Under the approved plan, shareholders will be entitled to one equity share of each new demerged entity for every share they presently hold in Vedanta Ltd. The five new entities will focus on specific business areas: Aluminium, Oil & Gas, Power, Iron Ore & Steel, and a new ventures incubator including its stake in Hindustan Zinc.