Indian aluminium companies like Vedanta, Hindalco, and Nalco saw share price gains. Analysts suggest these gains may not last. Aluminium pr...

Vedanta's aluminium business expects slower growth in production and earnings. Earlier projections for EBITDA to exceed $4 billion this fis...

Vedanta is expected to post 16% annual EBITDA growth through FY28, supported by new aluminium, zinc and power capacity, lower costs and ste...

These firms have also taken note of the several growth projects scheduled for commissioning or completion in the next few quarters

As exporters from countries such as Vietnam, South Korea, and Japan shift their focus to alternative markets like India and the Middle East...

Indian metal companies like Vedanta, JSW Steel, and Hindustan Zinc are planning major expansions to meet growing domestic demand. Vedanta i...

Vedanta’s Q3FY25 YoY net profit growth is expected to be in high double digits, according to two brokerages, while one predicts a decline i...

Vedanta will release its July-September 2024 quarterly results later today. The company is expected to report a profit compared to a loss i...

Nuvama has projected the highest adjusted PAT figure for Vedanta but anticipates a 30.8% decline in net profit growth. In contrast, Kotak a...

Vedanta's Q4 results expected to show decreased net profit and revenue. Production increases noted. Key factors include EBITDA performance,...

The company is expected to report consolidated revenue of Rs 33,676-35,477 crore, according to estimates given by three brokerage firms. Th...

Vedanta said it will spend the money across oil and gas, aluminium, zinc, lead, silver and copper businesses.

Low domestic demand leading to higher exports will further impact margins of steel players, the report said

Net profit, at Rs 1,351 crore, fell 12 per cent. EBIDTA at Rs 5,200 crore fell 17 per cent.

Year-to-date, Vedanta and Hindalco have surged 118% and 89%, respectively compared to a 48% gain in the Nifty Metal index.

Growth was largely driven by rising aluminium, power and iron ore volumes, and falling aluminium costs. Prices of key commodities are stabi...

LME copper rose 0.9 per cent to $5,183 a tonne while aluminium and zinc gained between half a per cent and one per cent.