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VEDANTA Other 30 Apr 2026

Vedanta Limited — Q4 FY26

Vedanta delivered a record FY26 with ₹1.74 lakh crore revenue (+15% YoY), ₹55,976 crore EBITDA (+29% YoY), and ₹25,096 crore PAT (+22% YoY).

bullish high
Revenue ₹24,609 Cr +15%
EBITDA ₹55,976 Cr +29%
PAT ₹9,352 Cr +22%
EBITDA Margin 31% +915bps
Duration 65 min
Read Time 1 min read

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✦ AI-Generated from Full Transcript

Vedanta delivered a record FY26 with ₹1.74 lakh crore revenue (+15% YoY), ₹55,976 crore EBITDA (+29% YoY), and ₹25,096 crore PAT (+22% YoY). Q4 EBITDA margin expanded 915 bps YoY to 32.2%, driven by record aluminium production (2.9Mt, +48% YoY), lowest zinc cost ($959/t), and strong volume growth across segments. The demerger is on track for listing by mid-June, with each entity having a tailored capital structure (e.g., oil & gas near zero debt). Guidance includes aluminium cost reduction to $1,650-1,700/t in FY27 and H2 ramp-up of new smelters. Key risk: delays in coal mine approvals (Sigimal, Gare) could impact captive power cost savings.

Key Numbers

Aluminium Production 2.9M tons
+48% YoY

Record annual production driven by new smelter ramp-up and operational efficiency.

Zinc India Mined Metal Cost $959/ton
-9% YoY

Lowest cost in 5 years, supported by higher volumes and cost control.

Zinc International Mined Metal Production 225,000 tons
+27% YoY

Gains from Hamsburg ramp-up; phase 2 expansion 94% complete.

Power Sales 16.44B units
+30% YoY

Growth from Athena and Minakshi plants; average NSR up 31%.

Management Guidance

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Aluminium cost target $1,650-1,700/t in FY27

Management expects aluminium cost of production to decline to $1,650-1,700 per ton in FY27, with H1 flat to 1% lower vs Q4 FY26.

Management guidance margins
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Alumina cost to reach ~$750/t by Q2 FY27

Alumina cost expected to be around $750 per ton in Q2 FY27, down from Q4 FY26 levels, driven by captive bauxite and operational improvements.

Management guidance margins
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Balco smelter ramp-up to full capacity by Q4 FY27

The new 435kt smelter at Balco will ramp up from 25kt in Q1 to 105kt per quarter by Q4 FY27.

Management guidance growth
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Hamsburg phase 2 commissioning in Q1 FY27

The 8Mt run-of-mine expansion at Hamsburg is 94% complete and expected to commission in the current quarter, with ramp-up over 12-15 months.

Management guidance growth

Key Risks

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Athena power plant incident impact

The boiler accident at Athena plant has halted operations; restart timeline is uncertain pending assessment, potentially affecting power segment earnings.

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Delays in coal mine approvals

Sigimal and Gare coal mines face regulatory delays; management expects EC soon but timeline has slipped, risking captive coal cost benefits.

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Copper segment margin pressure

Copper business has been barely profitable due to negative treatment charges; management expects margin improvement to 5% in FY27 but execution risk remains.

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Zinc International ramp-up execution

Hamsburg phase 2 has faced delays due to waste stripping and skills shortages; any further delays could impact production and EBITDA targets.

medium · analyst_question

Notable Quotes

The year represented a clear inflection point for Vedanta as strategy and execution converged to deliver the best ever financial performance in the company's history.
Dashni Naidu · Group CEO
We delivered record high annual revenue of 1.74 lakh crores, EBITDA of 56,000 cr, PAT of over 9,300 cr and our free cash flow pre-tax of 26,013 rupees cr.
Dashni Naidu · Group CEO
The demerger has been architected with precision on capital structure aligning debt with earning strength and growth stage of each resulting companies.
Ajay Goyel · Group CFO

Frequently Asked Questions

What was Vedanta's revenue in Q4 FY26?

Vedanta reported revenue of ₹24,609 Cr in Q4 FY26, representing a +15% change compared to the same quarter last year.

What guidance did Vedanta management give for FY27?

Aluminium cost target $1,650-1,700/t in FY27: Management expects aluminium cost of production to decline to $1,650-1,700 per ton in FY27, with H1 flat to 1% lower vs Q4 FY26. Alumina cost to reach ~$750/t by Q2 FY27: Alumina cost expected to be around $750 per ton in Q2 FY27, down from Q4 FY26 levels, driven by captive bauxite and operational improvements. Balco smelter ramp-up to full capacity by Q4 FY27: The new 435kt smelter at Balco will ramp up from 25kt in Q1 to 105kt per quarter by Q4 FY27. Hamsburg phase 2 commissioning in Q1 FY27: The 8Mt run-of-mine expansion at Hamsburg is 94% complete and expected to commission in the current quarter, with ramp-up over 12-15 months.

What are the key risks for Vedanta in FY27?

Key risks include Athena power plant incident impact — The boiler accident at Athena plant has halted operations; restart timeline is uncertain pending assessment, potentially affecting power segment earnings.; Delays in coal mine approvals — Sigimal and Gare coal mines face regulatory delays; management expects EC soon but timeline has slipped, risking captive coal cost benefits.; Copper segment margin pressure — Copper business has been barely profitable due to negative treatment charges; management expects margin improvement to 5% in FY27 but execution risk remains.; Zinc International ramp-up execution — Hamsburg phase 2 has faced delays due to waste stripping and skills shortages; any further delays could impact production and EBITDA targets..

Did Vedanta meet its previous quarter's guidance?

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Where can I read the full Vedanta Q4 FY26 concall transcript?

The full earnings conference call transcript or source release is available on the linked source material. This page provides an AI-generated summary verified against official BSE/NSE filings.