###Vedanta Creates Corporate History with Listing of Four Independent Companies on BSE and NSE

Mumbai, In a landmark moment for India’s corporate sector, Vedanta Group has successfully listed four newly demerged companies on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE), marking one of the largest and most significant value-unlocking exercises in the country’s corporate history.

The newly listed entities—Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Oil & Gas, Vedanta Iron & Steel, and Vedanta Power—commenced trading alongside Vedanta Limited, creating a focused portfolio of sector-leading businesses aligned with India’s industrial growth, energy security, critical minerals strategy, and self-reliance ambitions.

Calling the occasion a historic milestone, Vedanta Group Chairman Anil Agarwal reflected on the company’s remarkable journey.

"Twenty-four years ago, Vedanta became the first Indian company to be listed on the London Stock Exchange and later entered the FTSE-100. The seed planted then has grown into a mighty tree, and today its branches are ready to emerge as industry leaders in their own right. This is not just a business transformation; it is the beginning of India’s next growth chapter," Agarwal said.

A New Era of Focused Growth

The demerger is designed to unlock shareholder value, sharpen operational focus, and create globally competitive companies in sectors critical to India’s future. Together, the five listed entities are expected to play a major role in powering India’s infrastructure expansion, energy transition, manufacturing growth, digital transformation, and technological advancement.

Industry experts view the move as one of the most ambitious restructuring exercises undertaken by an Indian conglomerate, positioning each business to pursue independent growth strategies while attracting specialized investors.

Building India’s Industrial Future

As global demand for minerals, metals, and energy accelerates—driven by artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, electric mobility, and clean energy technologies—Vedanta’s newly listed companies are strategically positioned at the center of these opportunities.

India currently imports a significant share of its critical resources, and Vedanta aims to bridge this gap by expanding domestic production and strengthening supply chains.

The Four New Growth Engines

Vedanta Aluminium begins its independent journey as India’s largest aluminium producer and the world’s third-largest producer outside China. With ambitious expansion plans, the company aims to become the world’s largest integrated and lowest-cost aluminium producer.

Vedanta Oil & Gas enters the market as India’s largest private-sector oil and gas producer. Backed by a debt-free balance sheet and a multi-billion-dollar investment roadmap, the company plans to significantly increase domestic hydrocarbon production and strengthen India's energy security.

Vedanta Iron & Steel is positioned to capitalize on India’s rapidly growing infrastructure and manufacturing sectors. With vast iron ore resources and plans to expand steel production capacity, the company aims to become a major player in green and specialty steel.

Vedanta Power, already among India’s leading thermal power producers, is targeting a substantial increase in generation capacity to support the nation’s rising electricity demand. The company is also evaluating opportunities in emerging energy technologies, including nuclear power.

Vedanta Limited Remains the Critical Minerals Champion

Following the demerger, Vedanta Limited will continue as the group’s flagship entity, anchored by its globally significant portfolio of zinc, silver, copper, nickel, ferro alloys, and critical minerals. Through its subsidiary Hindustan Zinc, the company remains a key contributor to India’s resource security and industrial self-sufficiency.

Strong Endorsement from Market Leaders

BSE Managing Director and CEO Sundararaman Ramamurthy compared Vedanta’s journey to the legendary Samudra Manthan, highlighting how the company has unlocked valuable natural resources to fuel India's growth story.

NSE Managing Director and CEO Ashish Kumar Chauhan welcomed the new listings, expressing confidence that the companies would create long-term value for investors while contributing significantly to India’s economic progress.

A Defining Moment for Corporate India

The successful listing of four independent companies in a single strategic restructuring not only sets a new benchmark for Indian corporate transformation but also reinforces Vedanta’s vision of building globally competitive businesses that will help shape India’s journey toward becoming a developed economic powerhouse.

With focused leadership, sector-specific growth strategies, and strong fundamentals, the newly listed companies are poised to play a pivotal role in India's next decade of industrial and economic expansion.