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Vedanta Ltd shares touched a 52-week high of 629.90 rupees on Wednesday before giving back most of the move, ending almost flat at 622 rupees. Business Today

Vedanta Ltd. is ending 2025 with momentum on multiple fronts: a fresh 52-week high in its share price, a tribunal-cleared demerger that could reshape the group into cleaner “pure-play” businesses, and a multi-year capex pipeline that ties directly into India’s infrastructure build-out and energy transition.

Vedanta Limited is ending 2025 in the spotlight again—this time with a mix of hard catalysts, structural narrative, and macro tailwinds.

Vedanta Limited is ending 2025 with a rare “all engines firing” narrative: a tribunal-cleared demerger plan, a powerful precious-metals rally boosting sentiment around its Hindustan Zinc exposure, and fresh brokerage upgrades arguing the company could finally shake off a long-standing conglomerate discount.

Vedanta Limited is back in the spotlight on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, as the stock trades near fresh highs amid a potent mix of catalysts: the NCLT-cleared demerger, a red-hot precious-metals cycle led by silver, and renewed optimism around the group’s deleveraging trajectory. As of the latest available market snapshots this morning, Vedanta was up roughly ~2% and traded around the ₹597–₹599 zone, with the day’s range cited near ₹587–₹599. mint+1

Vedanta Limited is back in the spotlight on Friday, 12 December 2025, after the company confirmed it has been declared the “Successful Bidder” for the Genjana Nickel, Chromium and PGE Block under the Government of India’s Critical Mineral Auctions—a development that helped push the stock to a fresh near-term high in trade. NSE India Search Archives+2Business Standard+2