Vedanta Shares in Focus Ahead of Key NCLT Hearing on Demerger Plan

On Wednesday, October 8, Vedanta shares are drawing investor attention as the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) gears up for a final hearing on the company’s much-anticipated demerger proposal. At market open on Wednesday, Vedanta shares were trading largely flat at ₹471.9. However, the stock has seen a 9% gain over the past month, marking its best monthly performance since March 2025.

Vedanta Settled Dispute with SEPCO

As per CNBC-TV18, Vedanta confirmed on September 17, that Chinese firm SEPCO had withdrawn its intervention application. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG) had presented its case during the previous NCLT proceedings.

Vedanta’s legal representatives addressed the MoPNG’s concerns during the same session. Following this, the tribunal reserved its judgment on the Ministry’s application, scheduling today’s hearing for a final decision on the restructuring plan.

Just days prior to the September 17 hearing, Vedanta settled a long-standing dispute with SEPCO related to its power business, prompting SEPCO to withdraw its arbitration claims.

On September 30, Vedanta announced a revised timeline for the demerger, extending the deadline to March 2026, pending necessary regulatory approvals.

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Vedanta Demerger Structure

Under the proposed restructuring, Vedanta plans to spin off into five distinct, sector-focused companies, covering:

• Aluminium
• Oil & Gas
• Power
• Steel and Ferrous Materials
• Base Metals

As per the scheme, shareholders will receive one share in each of the new entities for every share they currently hold in Vedanta Ltd.

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