Mining giant Vedanta Ltd is set to benefit from improved cash flows following strategic debt management. Its strong performance in aluminium, power, and zinc sectors drove a 4% increase in EBITDA to Rs 87,600 crore in the January-March quarter. Ongoing expansion projects are expected to enhance volume growth and reduce costs from FY26 onwards. Analysts anticipate a business demerger, potentially increasing the company’s value. Rising commodity prices alleviate cash flow pressures and may boost valuation multiples. Despite significant dividend payouts and capex outlays, Vedanta aims for strong free cash flows. With a focus on capacity expansion and value addition projects, Vedanta targets group EBITDA of USD 6 billion/USD 7.5 billion by FY25/27.
Vedanta’s Growth Amid Commodity Boom
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