Global Materials | Industrials | Commodities

Rahul Jain

Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>NCLT approval removes the key overhang, enabling Vedanta’s break-up and forcing valuation discovery across aluminium, zinc/silver, power and O&amp;G.</li>
<li>Aluminium becomes the anchor, with falling costs and ~50% EBITDA share; zinc and silver provide resilient cash flows and downside protection.</li>
<li>Intrinsic SOTP ₹1,020–1,050/share implies ~78–83% upside from CMP ₹572; execution-weighted 12-month TP ₹770 offers ~35% upside with downside protected even under stressed aluminium prices.</li>
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NCLT approval removes the key overhang, enabling Vedanta’s break-up and forcing valuation discovery across aluminium, zinc/silver, power and O&amp;G.
Aluminium becomes the anchor, with falling costs and ~50% EBITDA share; zinc and silver provide resilient cash flows and downside protection.
Intrinsic SOTP ₹1,020–1,050/share implies ~78–83% upside from CMP ₹572; execution-weighted 12-month TP ₹770 offers ~35% upside with downside protected even under stressed aluminium prices.


Vedanta: NCLT Approval Unlocks Aluminium-Led Break-Up Value

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Nimish Maheshwari

Market & Forensics Analyst

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Event-Driven

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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/vedanta-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:514:1" rel="noopener">Vedanta Ltd (VEDL IN)</a> will split into 5 independent listed entities: Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Oil &amp; Gas, Vedanta Power, Vedanta Iron &amp; Steel/Ferrous Materials, residual Vedanta Ltd (like zinc, silver). </li>
<li>Existing shareholders will receive one share in each of the 4 demerged entities for every one share held in Vedanta Ltd (1:1 ratio).</li>
<li>The Mumbai bench of NCLT approved Vedanta Ltd (VEDL IN) demerger plan on December 16 lead to streamline operations, improve management focus, and unlock shareholder value.</li>
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Vedanta Ltd (VEDL IN) will split into 5 independent listed entities: Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Oil &amp; Gas, Vedanta Power, Vedanta Iron &amp; Steel/Ferrous Materials, residual Vedanta Ltd (like zinc, silver). 
Existing shareholders will receive one share in each of the 4 demerged entities for every one share held in Vedanta Ltd (1:1 ratio).
The Mumbai bench of NCLT approved Vedanta Ltd (VEDL IN) demerger plan on December 16 lead to streamline operations, improve management focus, and unlock shareholder value.


Vedanta's Radical Split: 6 New Titans for a Post-Demerger World

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<li>Growth: EBITDA mix improves as aluminium integration + captive coal lift margins, silver ramps, and zinc stays cash generative; deleveraging begins FY27 as cash flows strengthen.</li>
<li>Commodity Play: Positive leverage to aluminium, zinc, and silver prices; cost base falling, not rising — rare margin tailwind in a metals cycle.</li>
<li>Valuation + Yield: Trades cheap vs peers; rerating optionality + double-digit dividend yield provides downside protection with asymmetric upside.</li>
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Growth: EBITDA mix improves as aluminium integration + captive coal lift margins, silver ramps, and zinc stays cash generative; deleveraging begins FY27 as cash flows strengthen.
Commodity Play: Positive leverage to aluminium, zinc, and silver prices; cost base falling, not rising — rare margin tailwind in a metals cycle.
Valuation + Yield: Trades cheap vs peers; rerating optionality + double-digit dividend yield provides downside protection with asymmetric upside.


Vedanta: The Aluminium Transformation — Zinc Cash + Silver Power + O&G Optionality

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Sudarshan Bhandari

India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic

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<li>Vedanta (VEDL) recently emerged as the highest bidder in a fiercely competitive auction to acquire Jaiprakash Associates (JAL), a key player in the Indian infrastructure sector.</li>
<li>With an offer of INR 17,000 crore, Vedanta secured the company’s assets under the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) resolution process.</li>
<li>While the deal presents an opportunity for Vedanta to expand its footprint in diverse sectors, several factors raise concerns about the financial sustainability and strategic risks associated with this acquisition.</li>
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Vedanta (VEDL) recently emerged as the highest bidder in a fiercely competitive auction to acquire Jaiprakash Associates (JAL), a key player in the Indian infrastructure sector.
With an offer of INR 17,000 crore, Vedanta secured the company’s assets under the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) resolution process.
While the deal presents an opportunity for Vedanta to expand its footprint in diverse sectors, several factors raise concerns about the financial sustainability and strategic risks associated with this acquisition.


Vedanta’s Risky Diversification into JP Associates;Instead of Debt Reduction

Forensic Accounting

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<li>A foreign short seller has released its short thesis note on Vedanta Group, labelling the group as a Ponzi scheme. </li>
<li>The report’s central assertion is ‘to repay the debt of holding company Vedanta Resources, Vedanta Limited paid aggressive dividends leading to depletion of financial &amp; operational strength of Vedanta</li>
<li>Dividend &amp; delisting along with share purchases funded through debt, unreconciled interest, and depleting asset base, stagnancy in expansion plans.</li>
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A foreign short seller has released its short thesis note on Vedanta Group, labelling the group as a Ponzi scheme. 
The report’s central assertion is ‘to repay the debt of holding company Vedanta Resources, Vedanta Limited paid aggressive dividends leading to depletion of financial &amp; operational strength of Vedanta
Dividend &amp; delisting along with share purchases funded through debt, unreconciled interest, and depleting asset base, stagnancy in expansion plans.


Is Vedanta Running a Ponzi Scheme? Deep Dive into Findings of Shortseller Report

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Vedanta Limited mines, produces, and exports base metals. The Company mines and distributes metals such as zinc, iron ore, copper, silver, and aluminium, as well as operates power plants. Vedanta markets its products worldwide.

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Vedanta: NCLT Approval Unlocks Aluminium-Led Break-Up Value

NCLT approval paves way for Vedanta's break-up, unlocking value across aluminium, zinc/silver, power, and O&G sectors with potential upside of 78...

Rahul Jain

Vedanta's Radical Split: 6 New Titans for a Post-Demerger World

Vedanta Ltd (VEDL IN) to split into 5 independent listed entities, streamlining operations, improving focus, and unlocking shareholder value.

Nimish Maheshwari

Vedanta: The Aluminium Transformation — Zinc Cash + Silver Power + O&G Optionality

Article highlights positive growth prospects for a company due to improved EBITDA mix, commodity leverage, and attractive valuation with high...

Rahul Jain

Vedanta’s Risky Diversification into JP Associates;Instead of Debt Reduction

Vedanta wins bid for Jaiprakash Associates in competitive auction, but financial sustainability and strategic risks of acquisition raise concerns.

Sudarshan Bhandari

Is Vedanta Running a Ponzi Scheme? Deep Dive into Findings of Shortseller Report

Foreign short seller accuses Vedanta Group of being a Ponzi scheme, citing aggressive dividends, debt-funded activities, and stagnancy in...

Nimish Maheshwari

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Vedanta: NCLT Approval Unlocks Aluminium-Led Break-Up Value

​NCLT approval paves way for Vedanta's break-up, unlocking value across aluminium, zinc/silver, power, and O&G sectors with potential upside of 78...

Rahul Jain

Vedanta's Radical Split: 6 New Titans for a Post-Demerger World

​Vedanta Ltd (VEDL IN) to split into 5 independent listed entities, streamlining operations, improving focus, and unlocking shareholder value.

Nimish Maheshwari

Vedanta: The Aluminium Transformation — Zinc Cash + Silver Power + O&G Optionality

​Article highlights positive growth prospects for a company due to improved EBITDA mix, commodity leverage, and attractive valuation with high...

Rahul Jain

Vedanta’s Risky Diversification into JP Associates;Instead of Debt Reduction

​Vedanta wins bid for Jaiprakash Associates in competitive auction, but financial sustainability and strategic risks of acquisition raise concerns.

Sudarshan Bhandari

Is Vedanta Running a Ponzi Scheme? Deep Dive into Findings of Shortseller Report

​Foreign short seller accuses Vedanta Group of being a Ponzi scheme, citing aggressive dividends, debt-funded activities, and stagnancy in...

Nimish Maheshwari

NCLT approval paves way for Vedanta's break-up, unlocking value across aluminium, zinc/silver, power, and O&G sectors with potential upside of 78...

Vedanta Ltd (VEDL IN) to split into 5 independent listed entities, streamlining operations, improving focus, and unlocking shareholder value.

Article highlights positive growth prospects for a company due to improved EBITDA mix, commodity leverage, and attractive valuation with high...

Vedanta wins bid for Jaiprakash Associates in competitive auction, but financial sustainability and strategic risks of acquisition raise concerns.

Foreign short seller accuses Vedanta Group of being a Ponzi scheme, citing aggressive dividends, debt-funded activities, and stagnancy in...