The world is changing.
Vedanta is building for what comes next.

AI is driving demand for data centres, power infrastructure and connectivity. Electrification is increasing the need for copper and other essential metals. Renewable energy requires vast amounts of metal-intensive infrastructure. Advanced manufacturing, mobility and digital technologies are creating demand for specialised minerals and materials. These are structural shifts, not short-term commodity cycles.

Vedanta Limited is the world's largest integrated zinc producer and among the world's top 10 silver producers. In India, we are the second-largest copper producer and the only nickel producer, while building towards leadership in ferrochrome. Through Avanstrate, we are one of the world’s only 4 display glass producers. Our operations in the middle east also gives us a foothold in gold as well.

We offer something few Indian companies can: diversified exposure across base metals, precious metals and specialty alloys.

In natural resources, a mineral deposit is only the starting point. Scale is difficult to build and even harder to replicate.

Creating a competitive mining and metals business requires exploration, resource development, approvals, infrastructure, processing and refining capabilities, technology, operating expertise and deep customer relationships.

Vedanta has built these capabilities over decades across multiple metals and geographies. Our 25+ year reserves & resource base provides depth for sustained operations, while our integrated operating model, technology partnerships, people and institutional knowledge give us the ability to develop resources at scale.

Vedanta’s growth opportunity is anchored in an established operating and earnings base.

Underlying profitability has grown 120% over two years, supported by stronger operations, productivity, technology, integration and capital allocation. We have invested approximately ₹28,000 crore in growth capex across FY25 and FY26, while continuing to invest in the capabilities and infrastructure needed for our next phase of expansion.

Our focus continues to be on improving the economics of existing businesses through scale, efficiency, decarbonization and technology, while investing behind future growth. This has translated into unparallelled shareholder value.

India is investing at scale in infrastructure, manufacturing, energy, mobility, electronics and technology. This ambition will require reliable access to the resources that underpin these industries.

India’s National Critical Mineral Mission recognises the need to build a resilient domestic value chain spanning exploration, mining, processing and recycling. That makes critical minerals and resource security increasingly strategic.

Vedanta’s multi-metal and multi-mineral resource expertise with decades of experience in exploration, mining, processing and refining puts it at the heart of India’s mission for resource security.

Critical minerals are essential to modern industry, clean energy, electronics, defence and advanced technologies. But their supply is vulnerable: resources are geographically concentrated, while processing and refining capabilities are often concentrated in even fewer markets.

Vedanta has already established an early foothold in this opportunity, securing 10 critical and strategic mineral blocks across resources including gold, copper, manganese, nickel-chromium-PGE, tungsten, graphite, vanadium, rare earth elements and potash in India. Exploration is underway across several of these blocks.

Vedanta brings together an established earnings base, a differentiated resource platform, decades of operating capability, exposure to multiple structural growth trends, an early position in critical minerals, and presence in some of the world's fastest-growing major economies. Together, they give us multiple avenues for competitive growth – through volume, productivity, technology, integration, capital allocation and new resource development.

But our ambition goes beyond growing the businesses we have today, and towards expanding the resource base from which our next era of growth can emerge.

So, we are building a larger, more diversified and more strategically important company – one that participates in the resources India needs, the industries the world is building and the technologies shaping the future. That is the opportunity we see ahead.