In a major turnaround, Vedanta Resources Ltd has reported a robust profit of $1,617 million for the fiscal year ending March 2025, reversing a $400 million loss from the previous year. The London-based natural resources conglomerate attributed the strong performance to favorable commodity prices, higher premiums, and operational efficiencies.
Revenue Growth and Strategic Vision
The company’s revenue rose 6% year-on-year, reaching $18.2 billion, up from $17.1 billion in FY24. Chairman Anil Agarwal described the performance as a pivotal moment, stating, “This is the right moment to transform Vedanta into a natural resources, energy, and technology company.”
Agarwal emphasized that “Vedanta 2.0” will play a key role in driving India’s economic levers, with a focus on organic growth through brownfield expansions and innovation across its portfolio.
Demerger to Unlock Shareholder Value
A major highlight of Vedanta’s FY25 strategy is the ongoing demerger of its Indian subsidiary, Vedanta Limited, into five independent, sector-focused entities. The move, approved by over 99.5% of shareholders and creditors, aims to create a nimble, pure-play model that enhances growth and unlocks long-term value.
Post-demerger, shareholders will receive one new share in each of the newly formed companies, positioning them to benefit from focused business strategies and global scalability.
Looking Ahead
With the global economy undergoing rapid shifts in geopolitics and geoeconomics, Vedanta is positioning itself to capitalize on emerging opportunities. The company’s transformation strategy, combined with its strong financial rebound, signals a renewed commitment to sustainable growth, innovation, and value creation.
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