Vedanta Power, Vedanta Iron & Steel: How Vedanta Group stocks fared in 5 sessions; check top gainer & loser

Shares of Vedanta Group companies were trading mixed in the afternoon deals on Friday, September 4, the last day of trading this week.

At 1:57 PM, Vedanta Power shares were trading 0.26% lower at ₹34.20 apiece on the NSE, while parent firm Vedanta Ltd was up 1.24% at ₹273.85. Hindustan Zinc shares were also in the green. The stock was up 2.39% to ₹602 on the NSE.

Vedanta Iron And Steel was down 1.61% at ₹35.49 on the NSE, and Vedanta Oil and Gas traded 0.85% higher at ₹37.86.

Vedanta Aluminium Metal shares were trading in negative territory. The stock was down 0.30% at ₹434.55 on the NSE.

5-day performance

Data show that Hindustan Zinc shares have gained 1.22% over the past five sessions (August 31 to Sept 4), while Vedanta shares have slipped 1.30% during the window. Vedanta Power has slipped 5.76%, and Vedanta Oil and Gas has shed over 5%. Vedanta Iron And Steel shares have fallen 7.4% in the five-day period, and Vedanta Aluminium Metal has slipped around 1%.

Hence, the data show that Hindustan Zinc has been the top gainer for the period, while Vedanta Iron And Steel has fallen the most.

Recent updates

Vedanta Oil and Gas Ltd on September 1 said it has joined hands with Beicip-Franlab India Pvt Ltd to accelerate exploration, resource maturation and production growth in the Northeast.

The integrated seismic and subsurface programme will cover nine Open Acreage Licensing Programme (OALP) blocks and one Discovered Small Field (DSF) block, bringing exploration, resource evaluation and development planning under a single technical framework.

"This collaboration aims at identifying and further developing new drilling opportunities while unlocking additional value from existing discoveries and producing assets," the Vedanta Group firm said in a statement.

As part of the engagement, subsurface and reservoir integrated entity Beicip-Franlab will undertake seismic interpretation, geological and reservoir studies, prospect ranking, resource assessment and field development planning across priority assets, including new and existing fields like Hazarigaon and Rudra in the Northeast.

Vedanta demerger: Anil Agarwal sees $100 billion potential in each business

Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal on June 15, 2026, outlined an ambitious growth roadmap for the group's newly demerged businesses, saying each vertical has the potential to become a $100 billion opportunity ($100 billion revenue) over time.

It must be noted that Vedanta Ltd is the primary Indian subsidiary of the UK-incorporated holding company Vedanta Resources. Both operate as major diversified natural resource conglomerates with extensive portfolios in zinc, aluminium, oil and gas, iron ore, and power.

Agarwal said relisting of Vedanta Resources, which was delisted from the London Stock Exchange (LSE), is not an immediate plan but may be completed in three years' time.

"I'm very pleased; we have delisted our company in London, which was a FTSE 100 company. It's (listing) not on the card, but there is a potential that we can list, relist that company, maybe in America, maybe somewhere else, and create a phenomenal value," Agarwal said in an interview with PTI.

Agarwal also said that the group company is currently having a revenue of $23-24 billion, and aims to take it to $50 billion.