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Vedanta Iron and Steel shares hit 5% upper circuit for fourth straight day, surge 20% since listing

Vedanta Iron & Steel shares hit the 5% upper circuit for a fourth straight session, extending gains to over 20% since listing. The rally has been fuelled by strong investor interest, Premji Invest’s Rs 102-crore bulk deal, and optimism that Vedanta’s demerger could unlock value in the standalone business.

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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 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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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.

The Economic Times

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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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 Power shares list at Rs 42 as mega demerger concludes

Vedanta Power shares began trading on the NSE and BSE today. This listing follows a major demerger by Vedanta. The company has significant installed power capacity across four states. Analysts had anticipated its market debut performance. The demerger involved four new entities spinning off from Vedanta. Investors awaited the market…

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Vedanta listings: 4 new Vedanta Group stocks debut on Dalal Street. What's ahead?

Four Vedanta Group firms – Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Power, Vedanta Oil & Gas, and Vedanta Iron & Steel – debuted on BSE and NSE following a mega demerger. Vedanta Aluminium listed as the sole large-cap, opening at Rs 527, surpassing its parent. The special pre-open session facilitated price discovery for…

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Vedanta listing: Aluminium, Power, Oil & Gas, Iron & Steel share trading starts Monday. Target price and what else to expect

Four Vedanta entities are set to list on stock exchanges on Monday, June 15, following a mega demerger. Vedanta Aluminium is expected to debut with a market cap of Rs 1.74 lakh crore, potentially surpassing its parent company. The demerged companies will initially trade in the Trade-to-Trade segment.

The Economic Times

Vedanta demerger: Which demerged stock should you buy after their market debut on June 15?

Vedanta's mega demerger sees four new companies listing on June 15. Analysts suggest Vedanta Aluminium Metal as a strong buy due to capacity expansion and robust LME prices. Other demerged entities like Vedanta Power, Oil & Gas, and Iron & Steel are expected to debut as small-cap stocks.

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Vedanta demerger: Four spin-off companies list on exchanges on June 15

Vedanta’s four demerged businesses will begin trading on June 15, completing a major corporate restructuring. The listings will enable market-driven price discovery, help unlock shareholder value and allow each standalone company to pursue sector-specific growth opportunities independently.

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