India's aluminium consumption to rise to 20 million tonnes: Anil Agarwal
Describingaluminiumas the future, Vedanta Resources Chairman AnilAgarwaltoday said the consumption of the metal will rise to 20 milliontonnes(MT) from the present 2 MT going ahead. Anil Agarwal's $10-Billion LCD Plant to Start Production in 2018
Vedanta group chairman Anil Agarwal's $10-billion LCD screen plant, which is billed as the country's first, will start production in 2018. Intimation of Schedule of Investor Relation Meeting(s)
Vedanta Ltd has informed BSE regarding "Intimation of Schedule of the Company's Investor Relation Meeting(s)". Moody's downgrades Vedanta's ratings
The new outlook on all ratings is negative; improvement in earnings looks distant due to low commodity prices Successful bidder of Gold Mine
Vedanta Ltd has informed BSE that the Baghmara Gold block in the State of Chhattisgarh (6.08 sq.km) was put on auction as composite licence (Prospecting License cum Mining Lease). The Company (Vedanta Limited) participated in the forward auction on February 26, 2016 after being technically qualified in an e-auction has been declared as the successful bidder for Gold Mines at royalty @12.55% of value of mineral despatched. The winning bidder has to... Duty Revision on Iron Ore, Aluminium to Boost Vedanta
India said on Monday it would raise the import duty on aluminium but cut the export tax on low grade iron ore, a move that would benefit Vedanta Ltd the most as it is a big producer of both commoditie...
Vedanta wins India's first gold mine auction
Vedanta beat three other bidders in the auction of the Baghmara mine in Chhattisgarh
Vedanta, Hindalco to continue with cost rationalization
India's biggest producer of aluminium Vedanta has already gone in for job cuts Intimation regarding Analysts/ Institutional Investors Meet
Vedanta Ltd has informed BSE regarding "Intimation regarding Analysts/ Institutional Investors Meet".
Vedanta to set up aluminium park in Odisha
The park will be set up across 240 acres and will be based on the so-called plug-and-produce model for aluminium-based downstream industries