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Vedanta Power, Iron & Steel and Oil & Gas shares crash up to 8%. What’s triggering the selloff?

Vedanta shares saw profit-taking after a strong rally in newly demerged entities, with most segments falling up to 8% over 14 sessions. Vedanta Aluminium Metal outperformed and gained 2%, drawing bullish calls from brokers including Emkay and Citi, which see strong upside potential driven by global aluminium demand, cost efficiencies,…

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Vedanta Aluminium shares jump over 3% as Emkay starts coverage with Buy call. 3 reasons why

Vedanta Aluminium shares surged after Emkay initiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating and a Rs 550 target, citing strong medium-term prospects. The brokerage anticipates a global aluminium deficit through 2028, driven by robust demand and supply constraints. Emkay believes structural cost reductions through backward integration will fuel earnings growth, positioning…

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Can Vedanta Aluminium, NALCO shares crash up to 40%? Why InCred sees major downside

InCred Equities has turned bearish on the aluminium sector, advising investors to exit aluminium stocks as it sees a potential 30–40% downside. The brokerage argues that the market is incorrectly valuing aluminium as a supply-constrained primary metal, overlooking its unique nature as a highly recyclable, above-ground resource.

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Vedanta Power, Oil & Gas shares fall 3%; Vedanta Aluminium, Iron & Steel jump up to 5%. What lies ahead?

Vedanta's demerger saw mixed fortunes for its listed entities. While Vedanta Power and Oil & Gas shares dipped, Vedanta Aluminium and Iron & Steel surged, with the latter showing significant gains post-listing. Analysts are bullish on Vedanta Aluminium, citing strong global demand and operational strengths, with multiple brokerages initiating 'Buy'…

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Vedanta Aluminium shares rise nearly 2% as CLSA initiates Outperform call, sees 18% upside potential. Here's why

Vedanta Aluminium Metal shares surged nearly 2% after CLSA initiated coverage with an 'Outperform' rating and a Rs 540 target price, citing a strong aluminium cycle and operational strengths. The brokerage anticipates backward integration will significantly improve the company's cost position. Robust demand from electrification and constrained supply are expected…

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Vedanta Power, Oil & Gas, and Iron shares rally up to 5%; Aluminium sheds 3%. Should you buy, sell or hold?

Vedanta’s newly demerged entities extended their rally, with Oil & Gas, Power and Iron & Steel hitting upper circuits, while Aluminium slipped despite Citi’s bullish outlook. Brokerages remain constructive on select businesses, though views differ on valuations as investors assess growth, cyclicality and execution risks.

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Vedanta Aluminium Metal to double production capacity to 60 LTPA

Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd, now a listed entity, plans to double its production capacity to 60 lakh tonnes per annum. This expansion aims to meet surging demand from infrastructure, automotive, and electrification sectors. With existing facilities in Odisha and Chhattisgarh, and significant captive resources, the company is set to become…

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Vedanta Aluminium set for largecap upgrade in H2 CY26; power, oil & gas arms may turn smallcaps

Vedanta Aluminium is likely to be upgraded to the large-cap category in AMFI’s H2 CY26 semi-annual reshuffle, while Vedanta Power, Oil & Gas, and Iron & Steel may be classified as smallcaps after the demerger, according to Nuvama Institutional Equities. AMFI may also revise market-cap cut-offs, raising the large-cap threshold…

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Vedanta Power, Aluminium, Oil & Gas and Iron shares soar up to 5%. Which stock looks best placed?

Shares of Vedanta’s newly demerged entities rallied up to 5% for a second session, driven by strong investor interest and brokerage optimism. Citi prefers Vedanta Aluminium as a structural play, while Oil & Gas, Power, and Iron & Steel offer more cyclical or valuation-driven opportunities post restructuring.

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Vedanta Aluminium, other demerged stocks surge up to 5%. Which has been the best performer since market debut?

Vedanta’s newly listed demerged entities outperformed the broader market on Friday, with shares of Vedanta Aluminium Metal, Vedanta Iron and Steel, Vedanta Power and Vedanta Oil and Gas rising up to 5%. The rally comes days after their market debut following Vedanta’s mega demerger.

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Vedanta Aluminium vs Power vs Oil & Gas vs Iron & Steel: Which stock should you buy?

Four Vedanta Group companies debuted on the market, with aluminium, iron & steel, and oil & gas shares tumbling while power stocks rose. Analysts advise patience, focusing on business quality over price action. Experts suggest aluminium offers the best risk-reward for long-term investors due to strong demand and cost efficiencies.

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Vedanta Aluminium shares jump over 3% after Citi, Kotak initiate with Buy, see up to 29% upside. Here’s why

Vedanta Aluminium Metal shares surged over 3% after Citi and Kotak Institutional Equities initiated coverage with 'Buy' ratings and target prices of Rs 560 and Rs 600, respectively. Analysts cited a positive aluminium outlook, growth potential, cost efficiencies, and improving leverage as key drivers for their bullish calls.

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Vedanta Power shares rise 4%, snap 2-day losing streak since listing

Vedanta Power shares rebounded after two days of declines following their stock market debut post the Vedanta demerger. The company crossed its listing price amid investor interest and aims to become one of India’s top private thermal power players through expansion and operational growth.

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Vedanta Aluminium shares tumble 14% in 3 days since listing. What’s dampening the shine of Vedanta’s new crown jewel?

Vedanta Aluminium shares hit the 5% lower circuit for a third straight session on Wednesday, extending their post-listing decline to 14%. Since debuting at Rs 522 per share on Monday, the stock has shed over Rs 29,000 crore in market value, with its market capitalisation falling from more than Rs…

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Vedanta Iron and Steel shares rally 16% in 3 days as Azim Premji-backed fund buys shares worth Rs 102 crore

Vedanta Iron and Steel shares are on a strong rally, hitting the upper circuit for a third day. This surge follows an investment by Premji Invest. The stock has seen significant gains since its market debut. In contrast, other Vedanta demerged entities like Vedanta Aluminium and Vedanta Oil & Gas…

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Vedanta to be removed from MSCI Global Standard Indexes from June 22

Vedanta shares will be removed from MSCI Global Standard Indexes from June 22. This follows the company's mega demerger into five separate listed entities. The residual Vedanta now has a smaller market capitalization. The demerger was completed on Monday with four new businesses debuting on the stock market. This index…

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Hindalco, NALCO, Vedanta Aluminium shares crash up to 6% as aluminium prices drop on US-Iran peace deal

Indian aluminium stocks saw a sharp decline today. This happened as aluminium prices crashed significantly. The drop followed news of an Iran-US peace deal framework. This deal improves prospects for deliveries from Gulf producers. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is expected to impact Indian producers further.

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Vedanta Aluminium, Oil & Gas and Power shares fall up to 5% on Day 2. What should investors do?

Shares of newly demerged Vedanta entities saw a dip post-listing. Investors are now weighing long-term opportunities, with Vedanta Aluminium emerging as a clear heavyweight due to its scale and expansion plans. Analysts favour aluminium as the top growth bet, while Vedanta Oil & Gas and Power present different investment profiles.

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Vedanta Aluminium vs Vedanta Power: Which can give investors better wealth in Rs 2 lakh crore demerger play

Vedanta's demerger has created distinct investment opportunities in Vedanta Aluminium Metal and Vedanta Power. Vedanta Aluminium, valued at Rs 2.06 lakh crore, stands out due to its scale, integrated operations, and strong demand drivers, making it the preferred choice for growth investors. Vedanta Power, valued at Rs 16,149 crore, offers…

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Falling crude prices shift market narrative; energy, defence and BFSI emerge as key bets: Pankaj Pandey

Easing crude oil prices and moderating foreign investor selling are improving India's investment outlook. Head Research Pankaj Pandey highlights energy security and defence as long-term themes, with BFSI also positioned for a re-rating. Sectors like airlines, commercial vehicles, and shipping are expected to gain from lower fuel costs.

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Vedanta listing: How billionaire Anil Agarwal's 'Fantastic 5' unlocked Rs 63,500 crore value with mega demerger

Vedanta’s long-awaited demerger culminated with the listing of four newly spun-off businesses, triggering a sharp market re-rating and unlocking about Rs 63,500 crore in shareholder value. Since the demerger’s April 29 ex-date, investors have gained roughly 22.5%, with the combined market capitalization of the five standalone entities rising from Rs…

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Missed Vedanta's buy 1 get 4 offer? Which spun-off stock to buy after listing today

Vedanta’s four demerged entities debuted on exchanges, with brokerages highlighting aluminium as the most attractive segment. Analysts cite strong pricing, capacity expansion and favourable industry dynamics. While large-cap entities may attract institutional flows, smaller businesses could see limited participation, shaping post-listing investment opportunities.

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Vedanta Oil and Gas shares list at Rs 39 on BSE as 4 demerged entities debut on Dalal Street

Vedanta Oil & Gas shares debuted at Rs 39 on BSE and Rs 38 on NSE as part of Vedanta’s mega demerger that led to four new listings. The company’s valuation came broadly in line with estimates, marking a key milestone in one of India’s largest corporate restructuring exercises.

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Vedanta Iron & Steel shares list at Rs 22 on BSE as mega demerger concludes

Vedanta Iron & Steel debuted on the BSE at Rs 22 and NSE at Rs 20 on Monday as part of Vedanta's demerger plan. The company, with operations in India and Africa, focuses on iron ore and steel production. Its market capitalization at debut was approximately Rs 7,821 crore.

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Vedanta Aluminium lists at Rs 527 on BSE after demerger. Is it the group’s new crown jewel?

Vedanta Aluminium Metal shares debuted on Monday at Rs 527 on the BSE. The company's market capitalization reached Rs 2.06 lakh crore. Analysts had predicted a lower debut range. ICICI Direct highlighted Vedanta Aluminium as the most attractive entity within the group. Favorable industry dynamics support its strong performance.

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