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LSE:VED News 22 December 2025

Vedanta Demerger Update (Dec 22, 2025): NCLT Nod, Fitch Signal, Record High — What Shareholders Should Know

Vedanta Demerger Update (Dec 22, 2025): NCLT Nod, Fitch Signal, Record High — What Shareholders Should Know

Vedanta’s demerger plan has cleared a major legal hurdle with NCLT approval, and the stock’s momentum continues into Dec 22, 2025 as credit and commodity cues lift sentiment. Here’s what the five-way split means, what’s driving the rally, and what to watch next. Mumbai/New Delhi — December 22, 2025: Vedanta’s long-awaited demerger has moved from “headline intent” to “execution watch,”…

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  • Fannie Mae Stock Seen Overvalued Amid Recent Price Swikes, DCF Analysis Shows
    February 1, 2026, 6:01 AM EST. Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) shares closed recently at $8.19, marking a 49.2% gain over the past year but a 25.6% drop over the last month. Despite strong returns, a discounted cash flow (DCF) model suggests the stock is overvalued by 309%, estimating intrinsic value near $2.00 per share. Fannie Mae operates as a government-sponsored enterprise in the U.S. mortgage market, making it a focal point amid ongoing discussions on housing finance and policy. The stock's price volatility reflects a clash between long-term trends in mortgage guarantees and short-term investor sentiment shifts. Valuation metrics show mixed signals, with a score of 3 out of 6 indicating some cheap and some expensive facets. Investors should weigh these findings carefully in an evolving housing finance landscape.
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