Pune/Mumbai: Vedanta Ltd. unveiled its long-term vision to double the company’s size through the Vedanta 3D Strategy – Demerger, Diversification, and Deleveraging – at its 60th Annual General Meeting (AGM).
Chairman Anil Agarwal presented Vedanta 3D Strategy and the strategic roadmap focused on unlocking shareholder value and positioning Vedanta as a global leader across critical sectors.
With shareholder and creditor approvals exceeding 99.5%, the demerger plan under Vedanta 3D strategy, is in advanced stages. Post demerger, shareholders will receive shares in four newly created entities, each with a dedicated focus, investor base, and roadmap – allowing them to independently scale up and reach a potential valuation of $100 billion each.
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“Vedanta 3D Strategy will help us double our size and unlock massive value for stakeholders,” said Anil Agarwal, Chairman, Vedanta Ltd. “This is not just about business – it is about realizing India’s aspirations and aligning with the country’s journey toward self-reliance and global leadership.”
Vedanta 3D Strategy: Driving Growth Through Strategic Diversification
Vedanta’s diversified growth will focus on critical minerals, rare earths, energy transition metals, and digital technologies.
The company has already secured 10 critical mineral blocks across India, one of the largest holdings by a private player. This positions Vedanta to drive India’s ambitions in EVs, renewables, semiconductors, and digital infrastructure.
Vedanta also announced the launch of India’s first Industrial Zinc Park and the country’s largest Aluminium Park, which aim to nurture thousands of MSMEs, generate lakhs of employment opportunities, and fuel India’s metal revolution.
Fostering Innovation: 1000 Deep-Tech Startups to Be Incubated
In a major boost to the Make in India and Startup India movements, Vedanta will support the creation of 1000 deep-tech startups through one of India’s largest industrial incubator platforms.
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Vedanta continues to lead in ESG efforts:
- Hindustan Zinc ranked #1 globally in the metals and mining sector by the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) 2024
- Vedanta Aluminium ranked #2 in the aluminium category
- Company committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050
- The flagship Nand Ghar initiative has now reached 8,500 centres across 15 states, focusing on child welfare and women’s empowerment.
Chairman Agarwal also shared plans to build a world-class university in India modeled on global institutions like Harvard. “This university will nurture India’s next generation of scientists, engineers, and leaders – right here at home,” he stated.
Strong FY 2024–25 Performance
- Revenue: ₹1,50,725 crore
- EBITDA: ₹43,541 crore
- Total Shareholder Return: 87%, positioning Vedanta as one of the top wealth creators in the NIFTY 100
- Hindustan Zinc: ₹12,000 crore investment in a 2.5 lakh tonne smelting complex
- Cairn (Oil & Gas): Acquisition of 7 new OALP blocks; production set to double
- Aluminium: Production capacity expansion to 31 lakh tonnes, plus a new 30 lakh tonne greenfield smelter
Vedanta also reaffirmed its commitment to diversity and inclusion, with 22% women in its workforce and 28% in leadership roles, aiming for 30% female representation by 2030.
