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Integrated thinking at Vedanta Integrated thinking at Vedanta
Integrated thinking at Vedanta

Vision behind The Transition

Integrated thinking remains central to how Vedanta evolves and creates long-term value by combining financial performance and operational excellence with ESG priorities, stakeholder interests and emerging market opportunities. It informs our strategic choices, including our transition to Vedanta 2.0. Through this strategic transformation, we are repositioning our portfolio aligned with India’s needs in energy transition, critical minerals, advanced manufacturing, and clean technologies, while harnessing AI, automation, and innovation to drive agility and future-readiness. Our ‘Transforming for Good’ ESG framework remains a guiding force. Embedded across operations, it supports responsible growth, disciplined risk management and strengthens business resilience.

Our value creation is propelled by
Mission

To create a world’s leading natural resources company

Vedanta 2.0 Values
  • Care
  • Agility
  • Integrity
  • Ownership
  • Innovation
Strategic focus areas
  • S1 Championing world-class ESG performance
  • S2 Augment Reserves & Resources (R&R) base responsibly
  • S3 Delivering growth opportunities
  • S4 Optimise capital allocation and maintain a strong balance sheet
  • S5 Operational excellence and cost leadership
  • Read more on page 62
Supported by our business activity
  • Exploration
  • Asset development
  • Extraction
  • Processing
  • Value addition and marketing
Read more on page 14
And influenced by key factors in our operating environment
Megatrends and opportunities
  • T1
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  • T5
  • T6
Read more on page 58
Material issues
  • M1
  • M2
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  • M20
  • M21
  • M22
  • M23
  • M24
  • M25
  • M26
Read more on page 98
Risks
  • R1
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  • R3
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  • R5
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  • R7
  • R8
  • R9
  • R10
  • R11
  • R12
  • R13
Read more on page 74
Resulting in an impact across the capitals and for stakeholders
Capitals
  • Financial Capital
  • Manufactured Capital
  • Intellectual Capital
  • Human Capital
  • Social & Relationship Capital
  • Natural Capital
Read more on page 8
Value creation for stakeholders
  • Shareholders, investors and lenders
  • Community
  • Employees
  • Industry
  • Governments
  • Civil societies
Read more on page 90