Vedanta Share Price Gains for the 10th Consecutive Session amid Demerger Plan

Shares of Vedanta Limited continued their upward momentum on December 22, 2025, marking the 10th consecutive session of gains.

Market attention has remained centred on the company’s approved demerger plan and its stated commitment to shareholder returns.

The recent comments from the group’s chairman and details of ongoing dividend distributions have further kept the stock in focus.

Vedanta Share Price Performance

Vedanta shares were trading at ₹590.15 around 12:19 PM on December 22, up ₹8.55 or 1.47% from the previous close of ₹581.60.

The stock opened at ₹590.00, touched an intraday high of ₹594.50 and a low of ₹584.15 during the session, reflecting steady buying interest. 

Chairman’s Remarks on Dividends and Growth

Vedanta Group chairman Anil Agarwal reiterated the company’s emphasis on shareholder payouts, stating that dividend distribution remains a core element of the group’s approach, as per news reports.

He also highlighted that the company plans to continue pursuing its proposed $20 billion expansion across businesses, even as it moves forward with the demerger exercise.

Vedanta Demerger Plan Approved by NCLT

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved Vedanta Limited’s proposal to split the diversified conglomerate into five separate listed entities.

Post demerger, Vedanta Ltd will retain the base metals business. The other four listed entities will include Vedanta Aluminium, Talwandi Sabo Power, Vedanta Steel and Iron, and Malco Energy, which will house the oil and gas operations. 

The restructuring is intended to create focused businesses and improve value visibility for investors.

Dividend Payouts in FY26

Vedanta has announced multiple dividend payouts during the current 2025–26 financial year, including a first interim dividend of ₹7 per share, amounting to ₹2,737 crore, and a second interim dividend of ₹16 per share, totalling ₹6,256 crore.

These dividends are credited directly to eligible shareholders’ demat accounts, and the company’s consistent payout history has remained a key factor shaping investor sentiment around the stock.

Read More: Vedanta Aims to Invest $20 Billion in India Over the Next 5 Years: Anil Agarwal.

Conclusion

Vedanta’s extended rally reflects continued investor focus on the approved demerger, dividend payouts, and management commentary on growth plans. 

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