India’s natural resources sector is central to economic growth, industrial resilience and the global commodity landscape. As India’s largest diversified natural resources company, we are positioned to support this transition through scale, integration and disciplined execution.
Strategic investments, strong government partnerships and a focus on sustainable, inclusive development continue to unlock long-term value across our portfolio.
World-class natural resources powerhouse with low cost, long-life and diversified asset base
Well-placed to contribute to and capitalise on India’s growth with an attractive commodity mix
Proven track record operational excellence with high productivity and fast-growing portfolio of high-quality assets
Focussed on digitalisation and innovation to drive efficiency and resilience
Disciplined capital allocation framework with emphasis on superior and consistent shareholder returns
Robust financial profile with strong ROCE, increasing EBITDA and a stronger balance sheet
Committed to ESG leadership in the natural resources sector
Our portfolio reflects scale, depth and structural resilience. A diversified presence across commodities, backed by long reserve lives and cost-focussed operations, supports consistent performance across cycles.
Aluminium
1.85 MTPA
Jharsuguda Smelter
0.6 MTPA
BALCO Smelter
5 MTPA
Lanjigarh Refinery
4.6 GW
Captive Power
2.6 MTPA
Coal Mines
Zinc-Lead-Silver
1.14 MTPA
Smelters
17 MTPA
Captive mines
654 MW
Captive Power
325 KTPA MIC
BMM and Gamsberg Mine
Iron and Steel
15 MTPA
Iron Ore Mines
1.2 MTPA
Pig Iron Capacity
1.6 MTPA
Hot Metal Capacity
Power
1,980 MW
TSPL
1,200 MW
Athena
1,000 MW
Meenakshi
600 MW
JSG IPP
Oil and Gas
Footprint > 44,000 square km
Gross 2P reserves and 2C resources of 1,321 mmboe
Mangala, Ravva, Cambay, KG- On/Offshore
Copper
216 KTPA
Silvassa Refinery
400 KTPA
Tuticorin
Facor
145 KTPA
FACOR capacity
India’s growth continues to be anchored in strong domestic demand, providing a stable backdrop for core industries. The economy sustained momentum through 2025-26, navigating external volatility with resilience, reflected in real GDP growth of 7.3% and and is expected to grow 6.8% in the current financial year (S&P Global; February 2026 estimate). Urbanisation and industrialisation, supported by government initiatives on infrastructure and housing, as well as increase in capital outlay announced in the Union Budget 2025-26 will continue to drive strong economic growth and generate demand for natural resources.
Source: Wood Mackenzie, IHS Markit, OPEC World Oil Outlook 2025
Note: All commodities demand correspond to primary demand; figures are for 2025
Source: IMF
5th Zinc
Reserves:
10.0 million tonnes
7th Iron ore
Reserves:
5.5 billion tonnes
Oil
Reserves:
4.9 billion barrels
9th bauxite
Reserves:
650 million tonnes
Source: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026, OPEC Annual Statistical Bulletin 2025
Our management team brings diverse sectoral and global experience, enabling efficient, responsible and disciplined operations across the portfolio. This depth of expertise has supported steady production growth, backed by a continued focus on efficiency, cost optimisation and project execution. Since our listing in 2004, our assets have delivered significant production growth, reflecting the strength of our operating model and long-term development approach.
* All commodity and power capacities rebased to copper equivalent capacity (defined as production x commodity price / copper price) using average commodity prices for FY 2025-26. Power rebased using FY 2025-26 realisations, Copper custom smelting production rebased at TC/RC for FY 2025-26, Iron ore volumes refer to sales with prices rebased at realised prices for FY 2025-26
We have introduced a structured capital allocation policy focussed on growth and shareholder returns. It aligns capital expenditure, dividend policy and selective inorganic growth through disciplined and balanced capital deployment, while maintaining balance sheet strength, optimal leverage and long-term shareholder value.
Strong earnings growth, improving capital efficiency and consistent deleveraging underpin Vedanta’s financial resilience.
We are embedding sustainability into the way we grow, operate and create value. Our focus is on being a sustainable and lowest-cost producer, while advancing safer workplaces, stronger communities, inclusive growth and responsible resource use. Guided by our Group objective of ‘zero harm, zero waste and zero discharge’, we continue to adopt global best practices across our operations and strengthen transparency through disclosures aligned with international frameworks.
Vedanta is leading digital transformation in the natural resources sector with a digital-first culture that drives innovation and workforce digital literacy. We continue to invest in Industry 4.0 technologies – such as Digital Twin and Advanced Process Control – to boost operational efficiency. Our advanced digital deployments, including remote mine operations, set us apart in safety and productivity. Strategic collaborations with startups and partners have further supported volume growth, cost optimisation and EBITDA improvement.
