Historical Record for the Highest Number of Simultaneous Stock Exchange Listings in Aluminium, Oil & Gas, Power, and Iron & Steel Sectors
MUMBAI, June 18, 2026: The Vedanta Group today achieved a monumental milestone in Indian corporate history by listing its four newly-demerged companies on the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and NSE (National Stock Exchange). This historic listing establishes a robust portfolio of world-class, sector-focused businesses across strategic metals, critical minerals, aluminium, oil & gas, power, and iron & steel. These businesses are at the very core of India’s long-term industrial, infrastructural, and self-reliance ambitions.
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The listing of Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Oil & Gas, Vedanta Iron & Steel, and Vedanta Power is the culmination of a future-ready transformative strategy aimed at unlocking value, sharpening business focus, and creating sector-leading enterprises to drive India’s rise as a global economic and manufacturing powerhouse. These newly-listed entities will commence trading today on the BSE and NSE alongside the group’s flagship listed vehicle, Vedanta Limited. The cornerstone of Vedanta Limited remains rooted in a globally significant portfolio of Hindustan Zinc and critical minerals businesses.
Addressing the listing ceremony, Mr. Anil Agarwal, Chairman of Vedanta Group, said:
“Today is a historic day for Vedanta, and emotionally, a very deeply moving one for me. Twenty-four years ago, Vedanta became the first Indian company to list on the London Stock Exchange, later achieving the prestigious FTSE-100 status. The seed planted that day has now grown into a massive banyan tree, and the saplings nurtured under its canopy are now ready to become giants in their respective sectors, driving India’s rapid economic rise. The next chapter of this unprecedented growth begins today in Mumbai—the city where my own entrepreneurial journey started.
Throughout our journey, our commitment to our shareholders has been paramount. Over the past five years, we have delivered a Total Shareholder Return of over 300%, which is nearly five times that of the Nifty, along with a cumulative dividend yield exceeding 70%.
In a future economy driven by Artificial Intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and energy transition, the demand for minerals, metals, and energy will skyrocket. Currently, India imports nearly 50% of its requirement, but in the future, we must become self-reliant. The companies listed today will play a pivotal role in bridging this demand-supply gap for critical raw materials.
These companies have been built to serve the nation for generations to come, create long-term value for our shareholders, strengthen India’s self-reliance, and accelerate the vision of a Developed India (Viksit Bharat). However, the next chapter of Vedanta’s growth cannot be written by us alone. It will require the trust of our shareholders, the support of the government, and the aspirations and partnership of 1.5 billion Indians. There is no country like India. And this is India’s time.”
A New Chapter in India’s Industrial Future
This listing comes at a time when India is emerging as one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world. The demand for essential materials that power a modern economy—including oil & gas, gold, silver, zinc, aluminium, iron & steel, copper, and coal—is expected to witness exponential growth as India fast-tracks its journey to becoming a developed nation.
In this scenario, Vedanta’s businesses are uniquely positioned at the epicenter of the largest industrial growth opportunity of our times. Collectively, they will support India’s energy security, infrastructure creation, high-tech manufacturing, digitization, AI-driven growth, electric mobility, green technology, energy transition, and long-term national development goals.
Vedanta Aluminium (BSE: 544780 & NSE: VAML)
The Journey Toward Becoming a Global Aluminium Champion
Vedanta Aluminium begins its independent journey as India’s largest aluminium producer and the third-largest producer in the world outside of China, anchored by the world’s largest aluminium smelter in Jharsuguda, Odisha. From humble beginnings of producing just 1 lakh tonnes at BALCO, the company has scaled to a capacity of 30 lakh tonnes per annum, making it one of the largest and lowest-cost aluminium producers globally. The company plans to double its capacity to 60 lakh tonnes per annum over the next three years, aiming to become the world’s largest and lowest-cost fully integrated aluminium producer. Moving beyond primary metal production, Vedanta Aluminium will catalyze thousands of downstream industries and manufacturing units, strengthening India’s broader industrialization agenda.
Vedanta Oil & Gas (BSE: 382914 & NSE: VOGL)
Strengthening India’s Energy Security
Vedanta Oil & Gas enters the market as India’s largest private-sector oil and gas producer and one of the nation’s most strategic energy businesses. With India’s hydrocarbon demand projected to grow at the fastest pace globally over the next decade, the company is uniquely positioned to play a critical role in bolstering national energy security and reducing import dependence. Entering its next phase of growth with a debt-free balance sheet, the company presents a unique combination of financial strength, operational scale, and resource potential. Vedanta plans to invest approximately USD 5 billion over the next three to five years to scale production up to 5 lakh barrels per day. Its growth portfolio includes tight oil, shale gas, shallow-water & deep-water assets, satellite fields, and significant acreage in Assam and Northeast India. With a diversified resource base and access to advanced global technologies, the company is set to significantly contribute to meeting India’s future energy needs.
Vedanta Iron & Steel (BSE: 544784 & NSE: VISL)
The Solid Foundation of India’s Infrastructure Development
Vedanta Iron & Steel is a strategically critical, resource-secured, and debt-free business aligned with India’s massive infrastructure and manufacturing ambitions. Currently producing around 40 lakh tonnes of steel annually, the company has a clear roadmap to scale capacity to 1.5 crore tonnes per annum. The company derives its competitive edge from three crucial secured inputs: nearly 4 billion tonnes of iron ore resources across Goa, Odisha, and Karnataka; approximately 800 KTPA of metallurgical coke; and direct access to gas pipeline infrastructure. These integrated capabilities position the company to capture the rapidly growing steel demand in India. The business will focus on high-value segments like green steel, electrical steel, and specialty steel.
Vedanta Power (BSE: 544781 & NSE: VEDPOWER)
Energizing India’s Next Industrial Revolution
Vedanta Power is being engineered to meet the stable baseload electricity requirements of India, the world’s fastest-growing major economy. With India’s power demand projected to rise from nearly 240 GW to over 460 GW over the next decade, the company sees a massive opportunity to support the nation’s growth ambitions. Armed with 4.2 GW of operational capacity, long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and secured coal mines, Vedanta Power is already India’s fifth-largest thermal power producer. The company plans to scale its capacity up to 20 GW to become one of the nation’s leading power utilities. The majority of this expansion will be achieved through brownfield expansion. The company believes coal will continue to play a foundational role in India’s energy mix for decades to come, co-existing with renewable and cleaner sources. Simultaneously, the company is evaluating opportunities in nuclear energy, which it views as a clean, reliable, and 24×7 power source and a key enabler of India’s energy transition.
Vedanta Limited: India’s Critical Minerals Champion
Alongside the newly listed entities, Vedanta Limited will remain the group’s flagship listed entity and one of India’s most critical natural resources and critical minerals companies. Its cornerstone is Hindustan Zinc, the world’s largest integrated zinc producer and the third-largest silver producer. Additionally, the company holds a globally significant portfolio of zinc, silver, copper, nickel, ferroalloys, and other strategic minerals. Through Hindustan Zinc, the company is also setting up a 15 lakh tonne fertilizer plant to support India’s agricultural ambitions. Vedanta Limited is India’s sole nickel producer and plans to expand nickel production to 60,000 tonnes per annum to meet the soaring demand from energy transition technologies and advanced manufacturing. The company’s copper businesses are vital contributors to domestic supply, while FACOR is on track to become India’s largest producer of special-grade ferrochrome and will soon become the country’s only private-sector producer in certain manganese segments. Together, these businesses position Vedanta Limited at the absolute heart of India’s long-term critical minerals strategy, industrial self-reliance, and future manufacturing growth.
