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Vedanta Aluminium welcomes the Sardega-Bhalumuda rail project, which will streamline coal transport from its mines, reducing carbon footprint and boosting regional economic growth.

Vedanta Ltd's demerger of key businesses, including aluminium, into separate listed companies is expected by the end of FY25, a top official said. The demerger is aimed at simplifying the company's...

Vedanta Aluminium collaborates with IORA Ecological Solutions to implement nature-based solutions for biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation.

Vedanta Aluminium CEO John Slaven appointed as Vice-Chairman of the International Aluminium Institute, focusing on promoting aluminium's role in the energy transition to zero carbon.

Vedanta Aluminium has expanded its alumina refining capacity to 3.5 million tonnes at its Lanjigarh unit in Odisha, aiming for further growth in production.

Vedanta Aluminium is on track to achieve a 30% women employee ratio by the end of FY25, five years ahead of its 2030 target. The company emphasizes diversity and inclusion through various initiatives.

Vedanta Aluminum aims to reach 30% women employee representation by FY25, exceeding its 2030 goal. CEO John Slaven highlights the benefits of diversity in the manufacturing industry.

Vedanta Aluminium has launched an e-commerce platform for primary aluminium products, offering features like AI-based price discovery, real-time tracking and customised solutions.

Vedanta's aluminium business CEO says the demerger process is underway and expected to be completed in the next 9-12 months, unlocking value and creating a pure-play aluminium entity.

Vedanta Aluminium outlines its two-pronged strategy to reduce carbon footprint, including increased renewables, operational efficiency and waste recycling, aiming for Net Zero by 2050.

Vedanta Aluminium has joined the International Aluminium Institute, a global body for the primary aluminium industry, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and innovation.

Vedanta Aluminium's new energy-efficient technology will reduce energy consumption by 250 kWh per tonne of aluminium, decreasing emissions and boosting sustainability.

Vedanta Aluminium outlines its commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2050, focusing on emission reduction, renewable energy, and climate resilience initiatives.