Vedanta shares plunged 7% to Rs 410 as the US dollar hit a record high, weakening the Indian rupee and hurting metal stocks.

Vedanta Ltd’s stock gained 3% on Tuesday, recouping most of the losses it suffered on Monday owing to global developments (read: Donald Trump’s tariffs).

Nuvama reaffirms 'Buy' on Vedanta, citing strong Q3 earnings, potential demerger, and expected EBITDA growth. Explore Vedanta's prospects now!

Vedanta stock has surged by over 13% outperforming peers like Tata Steel which dipped by 6% during the same period. Vedanta ...

For the nine-month period, PVR INOX reported a revenue of Rs 4,589.3 crore but a net loss of Rs 46 crore, despite 106.4 ...

For now, analysts do not see any further dividend from Vedanta in FY25. "Vedanta's Q3 performance came largely in line across segments. Capex plans are progressing well and will likely lead to ...

Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal, in his letter to the shareholders, highlighted that the company has the highest dividend yield ...

Vedanta reports its highest-ever 3rd quarter EBITDA of ₹112.8 bn, + 30% YoY with a margin of 34%, up 517 bps YoY.

Anil Agarwal, chairman of Vedanta, highlights the company's commitment to financial discipline and its progress towards becoming a global leader in critical and transition minerals. The company has ...

Nifty 50 and Sensex made wild swings on February 1 as the Finance Minister delivered her 8th Union Budget. Buying in FMCG ...