Vedanta Share Price Today Falls 3% Despite ED FEMA Probe Closure, Demerger Listing Details Awaited

Vedanta Share Price Today: Shares of Vedanta Limited continued to extend its losses during Friday's trading session despite the closure of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) probe under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA). Meanwhile, Vedanta investors continue to await details around listing of its demerged entities.

Vedanta share price was trading 2.73% lower at Rs 318 per share on BSE with a market capitalisation of Rs 1,24,545.86 crore at 12:16 pm on Friday. The stock had touched an intraday high mark of Rs 330.40 per share and an intraday low of Rs 316.65 per share on Friday. With this, the stock has declined more than 11% in a week.

Vedanta Clarification on ED Probe Under FEMA

In its BSE filing released during the market hours, Vedanta informed the exchange about the start and conclusion time. It also informed the status of penalty or restriction post-ED probe and the financial impact of the development.

"The Search operation was conducted by the Directorate of Enforcement at premises of the Company, initiated on June 01, 2026, at 12:15 PM IST and concluded on June 03, 2026, at 9:55 PM IST," read Vedanta's BSE filing, which also informed that the ED search was conducted under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999.

ED Search At Vedanta Premises: Status Of Penalty Or Restriction

'No such penalty or restriction has been imposed,' by the ED post its investigation. The Group also mentioned that Vedanta officers fully cooperated with the ED investigation and provided all the mandatory documents that were sought by the ED officials. Vedanta also denied any financial or operational impact of ED searches at its premises.

Vedanta Share Price Outlook Post Demerger

Vedanta's share price has caught the heightened attention of investors over the past few months over a host of factors including demerger buzz, robust outlook due to firm price of precious and base metal, etc. Vedanta share price started trading ex-demerger value from May 1. Vedanta's remaining four entities are scheduled to be listed in the coming weeks.

With the demerger of power, aluminium, iron, and its oil and gas entities, investors can now directly invest in its core silver and zinc business. The parent firm, Vedanta, will retain Hindustan Zinc, Zinc International, Copper, Ferro Chrome, Nickel and emerging ventures like displays and electronics. "Residual Vedanta may remain the steadier anchor because the base metals exposure provides earnings visibility," stated Harshal Dasani, Business Head, INVasset PMS earlier.

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