Vedanta's management reported a landmark fiscal year 2026, with record financial performance across its aluminium and zinc sectors. CFO Ajay Goel noted that all key financial metrics, including revenue, EBITDA, and profit after tax, reached historic highs, driven by increased production and lower costs. The company will implement its long-awaited demerger on May 1, with new entities expected to be listed and trading by the end of June. Debt allocation will be strategically aligned with each unit's cash flow, ensuring a manageable debt-EBITDA ratio across the board. Vedanta's capital allocation will continue to prioritize growth investments, operational improvements, and maintenance capex, with a commitment to high shareholder returns. The management also emphasized a clear deleveraging path, projecting a reduction in Vedanta Resources' debt from $9 billion to $3 billion over the next three years. While there are no immediate plans for asset divestment, the company may explore new capital structures post-demerger to attract global investors.