Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Vedanta Shares: HZL Drives Q1, Analysts See Upside
Vedanta is a big mining company in India.
In its first quarter, it made money as expected because it sold more products and the market prices were good.
The company plans to keep growing its earnings and spend money on new projects, while also paying down debt.
A research firm called MOFSL thinks the stock is worth about Rs 290 and gives it a neutral rating.
Other firms like Emkay, CLSA, ICICI, Nuvama, Investec, Kotak, and Citi also look at the stock and give it buy ratings, with target prices ranging from Rs 235 to Rs 350.
Nuvama also talks about future zinc prices and a discount for the holding company.
Overall, analysts see good upside for the stock if the company keeps doing well.
Vedanta's Q1 earnings met expectations, buoyed by higher volumes and LME prices.
Management aims for continued earnings growth, guided capex, and deleveraging.
MOFSL values the stock at Rs 290/share, neutral rating, 7.6x EV/Ebitda.
Brokers (Emkay, CLSA, ICICI, Nuvama, Investec, Kotak, Citi) issue buy ratings with targets from Rs 235 to Rs 350.
Nuvama highlights zinc price assumptions ($3,200/ton FY27, $3,000/ton FY28) and a 30% holdco discount.
- Who
- Vedanta Ltd. and financial analysts (MOFSL, Emkay, CLSA, ICICI Securities, Nuvama, Investec, Kotak, Citi)
- What
- Analysis of Vedanta's Q1 earnings and stock valuation
- When
- First quarter of FY2024
- Where
- India
- Why
- To assess earnings growth, capex plans, and investment outlook
- Company
- Vedanta Ltd.
- Q1 Performance
- Met expectations
- Valuation
- Rs 290 per share
- Rating
- Neutral
- Target Range
- Rs 235 to Rs 350
- Capex
- Progressing
- Deleveraging
- Ongoing