Vedanta dividend 2026 declared by Anil Agarwal company - 1st time since demerger: Check amount, returns, record date
Vedanta Limited announced its first post-demerger dividend: an interim payout of ₹5 per share, or 500%, for FY27, totaling about ₹1,955 crore. October 14 is the record date. The stock fell during Thursday trading amid weak market sentiment.
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