Vedanta Shares Tumble **64%**! Company 5 Alag Entities Mein Hui Split, Investors Ki Lag Gayi

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Vedanta Shares Tumble **64%**! Company 5 Alag Entities Mein Hui Split, Investors Ki Lag Gayi
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Arre yaar, Vedanta ke shareholders ke liye aaj ka din bada jhatke wala raha. Company **5** alag-alag companies mein split ho gayi, aur iske chalte stock seedha **64%** neeche gir gaya on April 30, 2026, jab demerger effect mein aaya.

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Demerger Ex-Date Par Share Ka Bura Haal

Vedanta Ltd. ke shares aaj, April 30, 2026 ko, demerger ke baad 62% se bhi zyada gir gaye aur ₹271.50 ke 52-week low ko touch kiya. Stock ₹289.50 par khula, jo pichle din ke close ₹773.60 se kaafi kam tha. Yeh bada drop market ka immediate reaction hai kyunki company ki value ab alag-alag hisson mein bant gayi hai. Trading volumes bhi kaafi badh gaye, lagbhag 2.94 crore shares trade hue. Yeh decline technical hai, company ke fundamental issues nahi hain.

Vedanta Ka 5 Companies Mein Division

Yeh corporate restructuring, jo May 1, 2026 se effective hai, Vedanta Ltd. ko 5 alag, sector-specific companies mein baant degi. Isse har business par focus badhega, transparency aayegi aur shareholder value unlock hogi. Har company apna growth path choose karegi aur specific investors ko attract karegi. Nayi companies hain Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd., Vedanta Power Ltd., Vedanta Oil & Gas Ltd., aur Vedanta Iron and Steel Ltd. Original Vedanta Ltd. entity baki assets, jaise Hindustan Zinc mein stake, ke saath chalti rahegi. Shareholders ko har Vedanta share ke badle 4 nayi entities ke 1 share milenge. In nayi companies ke shares mid-June 2026 tak list aur trade hona start ho jayenge.

Nayi Companies Mein Debt Kaise Batega?

Demerger strategy ka ek important hissa debt allocation bhi hai. Vedanta CFO Ajay Goel ne bataya ki Oil & Gas aur Iron & Steel businesses ke paas lagbhag zero net debt hoga jab woh emerge honge. Doosri teen entities unke earnings potential aur growth stage ke hisab se debt rakhenge. Yeh detailed approach har business segment ke liye suitable investors ko attract karne mein help karega.

Sector Valuations Aur Peers Ko Compare Karein Toh?

Har demerged entity alag market mein enter kar rahi hai. Aluminium sector mein India ki demand saalana 3.94% badhne ki umeed hai 2034 tak, aur prices $3,000 per ton ke aas paas rehne ka andaza hai 2026 mein. Hindalco jaisi company ka P/E 14.9 hai, jo industry average ke kareeb hai. Wahi, Oil & Gas sector mein ONGC ka P/E 9.9 hai, jo sector average 13.88 se kam hai. Power sector mein NTPC ka P/E 16.1 hai. Steel sector mein JSW Steel ka P/E 41.24 hai, jo industry average se kaafi zyada hai. Analysts ko Vedanta Aluminium kaafi attractive lag raha hai, jiska potential listing valuation ₹400 per share se upar ho sakta hai.

Risks Aur Challenges Toh Hain?

Is strategy ke saath kuch risks bhi jude hue hain. Group ke existing debt ko paanchon entities mein sahi tarah se distribute karna ek bada challenge hai. Market ka immediate stock repricing bhi sawal uthata hai ki investors har spun-off entity ko kaise value karenge. Analysts ka kehna hai ki combined valuation ₹820 per share ke aas paas ho sakta hai, jo demerger se pehle ke stock price se zyada hai. Baki bachi Vedanta Ltd. entity, Hindustan Zinc mein stake ke saath, ₹300-325 per share ki value retain kar sakti hai. Vedanta's Mojo Grade ko April 6, 2026 ko 'Buy' upgrade mila tha, jo analyst confidence dikhata hai.

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