Vedanta Reports Quarterly Production Surge in Aluminium and Zinc, Declines in Iron Ore, Steel, and Energy Commodities

Vedanta Ltd Reports Mixed Performance in Q4 2025-26

Mining major Vedanta Ltd reported a mixed performance for the last quarter of 2025-26, with some segments showing growth while others declined. The company's total aluminium production during the quarter rose by 2 per cent, while Zinc India's mined metal production also increased by 2 per cent.

In contrast, Vedanta's oil and gas segment saw a decline in production. The company's average daily gross operated production dropped 15 per cent during the March quarter to 81,500 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd).

The production of saleable iron ore also dropped, decreasing by 3 per cent during the quarter. Additionally, the saleable steel output during the quarter declined marginally by 1 per cent.

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Despite the mixed performance, Vedanta remains committed to its long-term goals. The company said in a regulatory filing that it remains focused on driving efficiency, scale, and long-term value creation.

Vedanta Group, a global natural resources and technology conglomerate, has a broad portfolio spanning critical minerals, energy transition metals, oil & gas, and power.