Vedanta Limited, an Indian multinational company, has represented solid returns in the first 6 months of 2025. The share price of the firm is poised to reach the INR 500 (USD 5.99) mark and has gained nearly 5 per cent over time, while continuing with the previously announced demerger activities. Under this demerger plan, the company will divide itself into five new companies, creating a significant opportunity for investors.
Image source: vedantaaluminium.com
On July 3, at 11:42 AM, Vedanta Limited's share price stood at INR 464 (USD 5.56). The price is expected to rise today and reach its highest value of INR 472.35 (USD 5.66), which reflects on the same price as achieved on March 27, 2025, where the value stood INR 472.35 (USD 5.66).
On June 16, a week ago, the share price stood at INR 455.50 (USD 5.35), representing an upward movement by 1.86 per cent, if compared with today’s price.
In the previous month, on June 3, the market opened at INR 434 (USD 5.20). In the same month, the highest share value was recorded on June 11, when the price rose to INR 469.30 (USD 5.62). However, on June 30, the market closed at INR 460.85 (USD 5.52), and on July 1, it opened at INR 465.90 (USD 5.58), showing an upward movement of 1.09 per cent month-on-month.
A year-to-date comparison shows that the company's share price on January 1 stood at INR 444.45 (USD 5.32), which, when compared with the current price of INR 464 (USD 5.56), indicates an upward movement of 4.31 per cent. As of July 3, 2024, the share price of Vedanta Limited stood at INR 463.90 (USD 5.56), and as of July 3, 2025, the price remained at INR 464 (USD 5.56), reaching close to the mark of a year ago.
Vedanta Limited, as of today, is INR 36 (USD 0.43) away from reaching the market cap of INR 500 (USD 5.99), with a current market cap of INR 1.72 lakh crore (USD 20.6 billion). Additionally, the firm's 52-week high is estimated at INR 526.95 (USD 6.31) and its 52-week low at INR 363 (USD 4.35).
Concerning the firm's demerger plan, the five new entities would be divided into, Vedanta Limited, Vedanta Iron and Steel, Vedanta Power, Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Oil and Gas, all poised to unlock immense benefit, with the ratio being at 5:1 as the shareholders are now eligible to purchase one share from each entity.
Anil Agarwal, Vedanta's chief, stated, "Our demerger proposal has received overwhelming support from both Shareholders and Creditors, with over 99.5 per cent of both stakeholder groups voting in favour of the demerger. This is a remarkable endorsement of our decision. Following the demerger, every Vedanta shareholder will receive one new share in each of the newly demerged companies. We believe this will unlock significant value for our shareholders and position each entity for long-term success."
As of now, eight analysts have suggested a Strong Buy recommendation on Vedanta, and only one analyst has suggested a Buy. The firm's earnings per share (EPS) are estimated to grow by 10.8 per cent in FY26, with the average target price being at INR 509.87 (USD 6.10) apiece, signalling an upward movement by 9.44 per cent.
Responses
