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Introducing Vedanta Aluminium Metal, a new wholly-owned subsidiary of Vedanta’s aluminium business

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Update time : 2023-10-10 16:16:33
On Friday, October 6, mining company Vedanta Limited formed a new wholly-owned subsidiary for its aluminium business named Vedanta Aluminium Metal. Registered in Maharashtra, India, the newly incorporated subsidiary will have authorised and subscribed capital of INR 1,00,000, representing a share of Re 1 each.

This move is part of the implementation of demerging and separately listing business units into independent “pure play” companies on September 29. The objective is to attract investments into the expansion and growth of each of the business units.

Vedanta will create six companies, each as big as the parent firm, Vedanta Resources. Shareholders owning one share of Vedanta Limited will receive an additional one share of each listed company.

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