Vedanta demerger: 4 new stocks list June 15, 2026

Listing date confirmed by BSE and NSE notices

Vedanta Ltd’s demerger process is moving into its final stage, with four newly created entities set to list and begin trading as independent companies. Both BSE and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) issued notices stating that the listing will take place on Monday, June 15, 2026. The listing marks a key operational milestone for the Vedanta group’s restructuring plan.

The exchanges said the four demerged arms will list on both bourses on the same day. The entities are Vedanta Aluminium Metal Limited, Vedanta Oil and Gas Limited, Vedanta Power Limited, and Vedanta Iron and Steel Limited. The notices were issued on Thursday, June 11, according to the exchange circulars referenced in the updates.

The four demerged companies and their identities

The four entities are being introduced to public markets as separate listed companies following the split from Vedanta Ltd. Two of the entities were earlier known under different company names, as mentioned in the exchange communication.

Vedanta Oil and Gas Limited was formerly known as Malco Energy Limited. Vedanta Power Limited was formerly known as Talwandi Sabo Power Limited. Vedanta Aluminium Metal Limited and Vedanta Iron and Steel Limited were referenced by those names in the notices.

Special pre-open session on listing day

BSE said the securities will be part of a special pre-open session under the “IPO and Other” category on the day of listing. This mirrors the process typically used to facilitate price discovery when a new stock begins trading.

The aim of the pre-open mechanism is to establish an initial equilibrium price before normal trading begins. The exchanges have used similar special sessions in other corporate actions where price adjustments and new listings occur.

Trade-for-trade segment for the first 10 sessions

A key trading condition highlighted in the updates is that these shares will be placed in the trade-for-trade segment for 10 trading days. This means trades are typically required to result in delivery, with limited scope for intraday netting.

The classification is intended to manage volatility and settlement risk in the initial period after listing. The same updates also referred to “T group” categorisation for the initial phase, consistent with trade-for-trade handling.

Share entitlement: 1:1 allotment for eligible Vedanta shareholders

Under the demerger scheme described in the updates, Vedanta shareholders are to receive one share in each of the four new companies for every one share held in Vedanta Ltd on the record date. The record date for identifying eligible shareholders was set as May 1, 2026.

The updates also state that the four companies were separated from Vedanta Ltd effective May 1, 2026. As a result, investors who held Vedanta shares as of that date are positioned to hold equity in the four new listed entities once credited and admitted to trading.

What happens to Vedanta Ltd after the split

The parent company, Vedanta Ltd, will continue to remain listed even after the four-way listing event. The updates state that Vedanta Ltd will focus mainly on base metals, including its interests in Hindustan Zinc and Copper.

This is an important detail for investors tracking which operations remain with the listed parent and which are now housed in the newly listed companies. It also clarifies that the demerger is not a delisting of Vedanta Ltd, but a reorganisation with multiple listed outcomes.

Key dates investors tracked during the process

The restructuring has involved several market-facing dates that affected trading and investor holdings. The updates note that Vedanta Ltd’s shares began trading on an adjusted basis from April 30, 2026.

On April 30, the stock’s adjusted trading on BSE began at ₹290.50 and on NSE at ₹289.50, as per the information provided. The price adjustment was accompanied by a special pre-opening session on both BSE and NSE to determine adjusted prices.

Summary table: entities, former names, and listing setup

Timeline table: record date to listing

Market impact: what changes for investors and trading screens

From June 15, investors will see four additional Vedanta group stocks on BSE and NSE, alongside the continuing listing of Vedanta Ltd. This expands the group’s listed universe and changes how exposures appear in portfolios, indices, and broker reporting.

The trade-for-trade condition for 10 trading days is also a practical market impact. It can influence liquidity patterns and intraday trading behaviour, especially in the early price discovery period.

For existing Vedanta shareholders, the key operational impact is that holdings are split into multiple lines: the original Vedanta Ltd shareholding plus the four new shares allotted under the 1:1 entitlement described for the May 1 record date.

Why this listing matters in the demerger’s final phase

The listing is the point at which a corporate restructuring becomes fully visible and tradable in the market. The updates describe June 15 as a major milestone as the demerger reaches its final phase, with independent trading beginning for the four entities.

The process has also involved exchange-driven steps such as adjusted pricing and special pre-open sessions. These mechanisms are used to reduce confusion during transitions when a company’s structure and value representation change.

Conclusion

Vedanta’s demerger is set to reach a key endpoint on June 15, 2026, when Vedanta Aluminium Metal, Vedanta Oil and Gas, Vedanta Power, and Vedanta Iron and Steel list on BSE and NSE. Exchange notices confirm a special pre-open session on BSE and a 10-trading-day trade-for-trade period for the new listings. With Vedanta Ltd remaining listed and focused on base metals, investors will be tracking how the newly listed entities settle into regular trading after the initial listing framework.