Vedanta looks to raise inter-corporate loans to Rs 80,000 crore
Vedanta shareholders have through postal ballot approved a limit of Rs 60,000 crore for making loans, investments, guarantees and security from time to time in October 2014.13-05-2016
Vedanta looks to raise inter-corporate loans to Rs 80,000 crore
Vedanta shareholders have through postal ballot approved a limit of Rs 60,000 crore for making loans, investments, guarantees and security from time to time in October 2014.Notice of Postal Ballot
Vedanta Ltd has submitted to BSE a Copy of the Notice of Postal Ballot.Updates
Vedanta Ltd has informed BSE that THL Zinc Limited, an overseas subsidiary of the Company, has agreed to extend the maturity of the loan of USD 1.25 billion, which was taken for a term of two years in May, 2014, from Cairn India Holdings Limited, an overseas subsidiary of Cairn India Limited (CIL), subsidiary of the Company, for a further period of two years....Vedanta's 'Eureka' to nurture and incubate in-house innovation and technology
The platform is a part of Vedanta's Innovation & Technology programme, which has been created with a corpus of Rs 200 crore to fund in-house research opportunities.House of debt' within respectable limit: study
The aggregate debt to aggregate networth of top ten companies, including R-ADAG, Vedanta, Essar, Adani and Jaypee, at 1.93 times is well within the respected level of two times, according to a study b...Is there 20-30% upside for Cairn India?
Shareholder nod which is required for loan rollover to Vedanta may be a trigger, analysts cautionSesa Hair Oil fails to find buyers at asking price
Gujarat-based Ban Labs, which sells the Sesa hair care brand, is looking for around Rs1,200 croreIntimation of Schedule of the Company's IR Road shows
Vedanta Ltd has informed BSE regarding "Intimation of Schedule of the Company's IR Road shows".Vedanta unit seeks rollover of $ 1.25 bn loan from Cairn India
Vedanta Group firm THL Zinc Ltd has sought a rollover of a controversial USD 1.25-billion loan taken from the conglomerate's cash-rich oil explorer Cairn India in July 2014.Vedanta's Q4 loss narrows to Rs10,281 crore on lower impairment charge
Anil Agarwal-promoted Vedanta reported a loss of Rs10,281 crore for the March quarter on account of a non-cash impairment charge of Rs12,304 crore taken on its oil and gas assets