In the past two months, Vedanta's board has already approved raising up to $300 mn through debentures
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Zinc International loan would require guarantee from Anil Agarwal-promoted group's India-listed firm
Natural resources group has debt servicing obligations of about $3 bn
A combined 69 million shares, representing 1.86 per cent of total equity of Vedanta, have changed hands on the NSE and BSE so far
The change reflects the possibility of higher-than-expected financial leverage and lower financial flexibility with reducing ratio of cash surplus to one-year maturities for FY23 and FY24
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Dividend pay-out for the year at Rs 37,730 cr, the highest ever by the company
Vedanta's quest to raise cash comes during a rocky time for India's business elite. Highly leveraged conglomerates are under increased scrutiny after a short seller accused Gautam Adani
Recently, Vedanta said that it has prepaid all its debt that was due for repayment till March 2023
Govt planning OFS to sell 15% stake by March-end, will lose special rights over company; sources says Vedanta is looking raise about $1 billion from three foreign banks to fund the acquisition
Is negotiating with Barclays, JP Morgan, StanChart; fresh fund raising comes within months of the firm having deleveraged its balance sheet by $2 bn
Hindustan Copper and Vedanta may fall up to 19 per cent due to their weak chart structures.
Will be able to raise targeted $2 bn, says company
Growth capex, along with moderation in operating profitability, and higher than expected dividend payout is expected to result in increased leverage this fiscal
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Centre's opposition to the Vedanta-HZL deal is on account of valuation and the deal being a related-party transaction
With Adani scandal putting Modi govt under heightened scrutiny about entanglement of public purpose with private profit, Vedanta's top priority should be to stay out of the headlines
In a setback to billionaire Anil Agarwal's mining group, the government has opposed Vedanta Ltd's proposal to sell its international zinc business to Hindustan Zinc Ltd for USD 2.98 billion over concerns of valuation. The government has threatened to take legal action to stop the sale of the Africa-based assets to HZL, in which it holds a 29.54 per cent stake. In a letter to HZL, posted by the company to stock exchanges, the Ministry of Mines said the deal is a "related party transaction" and the government would "like to reiterate'' its dissent. HZL in January agreed to buy THL Zinc Ltd Mauritius from its parent, Vedanta Ltd, for USD 2.98 billion in phases over 18 months. Vedanta holds a 64.92 per cent equity share of Hindustan Zinc ltd (HZL), which is an integrated producer of zinc, lead and silver. HZL in a separate filing said it would place the ministry's letter before the board and that a meeting of the shareholders to approve the deal was yet to be called. The Rajasthan-ba