Vedanta Completes Landmark Demerger, Lists Four New Companies On BSE And NSE

Vedanta Group has completed its historic demerger and successfully listed four new companies on the BSE and NSE , marking one of the most significant corporate restructurings in India’s industrial and capital market landscape.

The newly listed entities Vedanta Aluminium , Vedanta Oil & Gas , Vedanta Iron & Steel , and Vedanta Power made their debut on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) following ceremonial bell-ringing events that marked the beginning of their independent market journeys.

The restructuring results in five focused businesses within the Vedanta ecosystem, with Vedanta Limited continuing as the flagship entity of the group.

Chairman Anil Agarwal described the development as a defining milestone in the group’s journey, recalling Vedanta’s earlier listing on the London Stock Exchange and its evolution into a FTSE 100 company. He said the demerger enables each business to operate with independent management teams, sharper capital allocation, and focused growth strategies .

Vedanta Aluminium emerges as India’s largest aluminium producer and the world’s third-largest outside China. With the world’s largest single-location smelter in Odisha, the company aims to double capacity to 6 MTPA and become the world’s largest integrated aluminium producer.

Vedanta Oil & Gas is targeting production of up to 500,000 barrels per day, strengthening its position as a key private-sector energy player.

Vedanta Iron & Steel , supported by nearly 4 billion tonnes of iron ore resources, plans to scale up to 15 MTPA while focusing on high-value segments such as green steel and specialty steel products.

Vedanta Power , with 4.2 GW of operational capacity, is India’s fifth-largest thermal power producer and has a long-term expansion plan to reach 20 GW, including exploration of nuclear energy opportunities.

Meanwhile, Vedanta Limited continues to hold strategic assets such as Hindustan Zinc , copper, nickel, ferro alloys, and other critical minerals, reinforcing its role in India’s resource and energy security ecosystem.

The group said the new structure is aimed at unlocking value, improving operational efficiency, and aligning each business with India’s long-term industrial growth and self-reliance goals.