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Vedanta to pay $932m in dividend to help parent cut debt

3rd September 2024

By: Bloomberg

  

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Indian tycoon Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta approved a third tranche of dividend payout, its latest effort to improve the financial position of its indebted London-based mining parent.

The Mumbai-based miner will pay an additional 78.21-billion rupees ($932-million) dividend, according to a statement to exchanges. This takes its total payout for the year ending March to 134.75-billion rupees.

Vedanta Resources, which has been burdened by a heavy debt load amassed due to a string of acquisitions, reduced its dues by $4.5-billion in the last two years. It seeks to further repay $3-billion over the next three years with an eye on improving its liquidity.

As a result of the measures, S&P Global Ratings upgraded the firm’s rating in July saying the company had adequate internal funds to meet debt maturities due by end-2025.

The date for the dividend payment has been set to September 10.

The group is also splitting Indian unit Vedanta into six listed companies giving investors direct exposure to a business of their choice and in turn improve the value of the group’s component parts.

Edited by Bloomberg

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