Vedanta Share Price in Focus: The company’s stocks are set to remain in sharp focus ahead of its Q4FY26 earnings, which will also mark the company’s final results as a consolidated entity before its much-awaited demerger. Street estimates point to a strong quarter, with revenue seen rising about 22 per cent sequentially to around Rs 57,029 crore, while Ebitda is expected to grow 20 per cent to Rs 18,144 crore, supported by firm aluminium, zinc, and silver prices along with easing alumina costs. Profit is likely to remain broadly steady at around Rs 8,000 crore. Notably, April 29 marks the last day to buy Vedanta shares to be eligible for shares in the five newly demerged entities, spanning aluminium, oil & gas, power, steel, and iron ore.
Vedanta Q4 FY26 Preview
This marks the company’s last earnings as one consolidated entity before the demerger takes place on May 1. Further, higher commodity prices in aluminium, zinc, and silver segments, along with lower alumina costs, are likely to aid Q4FY26 results.
Bloomberg Estimate for Q4
“In consultation with VAML, TSPL, MEL and VISL, the Board has fixed May 1, 2026, as the record date for determining the shareholders eligible to receive consideration pursuant to the Scheme,” the company said in an exchange filing dated April 20.
This means that if an investor holds Vedanta stock before the record date, they will be eligible to receive the spin-off shares.
Vedanta Demerger Structure
The single stock of Vedanta Limited will split into four additional entities:
- Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd (VAML)
- Talwandi Sabo Power Ltd (TSPL)
- Malco Energy Ltd (MEL)
- Vedanta Iron and Steel Ltd (VISL)
These entities will house separate business undertakings currently under Vedanta.
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