News Desk: In a landmark moment for India’s corporate and capital market history, Vedanta Group rang the opening bell on a new era as four demerged companies made their stock market debut on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE), creating five focused business giants poised to power India’s next wave of growth.
The milestone was marked with a special ceremony at the BSE, attended by industry leaders, investors, and market participants.
Speaking at the event, BSE Managing Director and CEO Sundararaman Ramamurthy described the listing as a historic achievement that coincided with the exchange’s foundation day. He said the occasion signified not only the birth of four new listed entities but also the opening of a new chapter in India’s capital market journey.
Drawing an analogy with the ancient Indian epic ‘Samudra Manthan’, Ramamurthy compared Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal’s rise from humble beginnings to the company’s transformation into a global natural resources powerhouse. He noted that many extraordinary achievements start modestly before evolving into something transformational.
“Vedanta’s mission has been to unlock the wealth hidden beneath the earth,” he said, adding that the group has played a key role in strengthening India’s industrial growth, energy security, and self-reliance through resources such as zinc, aluminium, copper, iron ore, oil, gas and critical minerals.
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A historic day in Vedanta’s journey.
At the @BSEIndia, Vedanta Chairman @AnilAgarwal_Ved and Executive Director @PriyaAH_Vedanta addressed investors, employees and stakeholders before ringing the Opening Bell to mark the listing of four new Vedanta companies.
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— Vedanta Group (@Vedanta_Group) June 15, 2026
Praising Agarwal’s leadership, Ramamurthy said the Vedanta founder remained steadfast in his vision despite challenges, continuously investing and creating value while maintaining confidence in India’s long-term growth story. Quoting Sanskrit verses, he highlighted the importance of perseverance and determination in achieving ambitious goals.
He also lauded Agarwal’s philanthropic efforts through the Anil Agarwal Foundation, particularly the Nand Ghar initiative, which has modernized more than 10,000 Anganwadi centres across India, benefiting women and children.
Concluding his remarks, Ramamurthy said Vedanta’s demerger and listing represent the triumph of vision, resilience and decades of hard work. He expressed confidence that the group’s five focused businesses would generate new investment opportunities, foster entrepreneurship, create jobs and inspire the next generation of Indian companies to tap capital markets for growth.
