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Vedanta Limited (VEDL.NS)

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272.85+0.10 (+0.04%)
As of 09:23AM IST. Market open.
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Previous Close272.75
Open274.80
Bid273.30 x 0
Ask273.35 x 0
Day's Range272.80 - 274.90
52 Week Range206.00 - 440.75
Volume1,146,694
Avg. Volume10,071,455
Market Cap1.014T
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.33
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)-19.85
Earnings DateApr 26, 2023 - May 01, 2023
Forward Dividend & Yield50.00 (15.92%)
Ex-Dividend DateFeb 03, 2023
1y Target Est367.64
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    UPDATE 2-Vedanta sees no funding problems for Indian chip JV with Foxconn

    India's Vedanta does not see any funding problems for a $19.5 billion semiconductor venture with Taiwan's Foxconn, its chairman told CNBC-TV18 on Wednesday, adding he hoped the project would foster local electronics clusters. Metals-to-oil conglomerate Vedanta on Tuesday signed an agreement with the western Indian state of Gujarat for the project, which it expects will start commercial production in about two years. "With the reputation of ours and Foxconn, money will never be a constraint."