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Vedanta cuts $800 debt in FY22, gets pledge on shares released
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SME Times News Bureau | 13 Sep, 2021
As part of its efforts to strengthen its balance sheet and investment
grade credit metrics, metal and mining major Vedanta Resources Limited
(VRL) has embarked on a major drive to reduce its debt and release its
shares pledged to investors.
In a regulatory filing deadline in
the Singapore Exchange, the company on Monday said that it has reduced
its net debt (including Inter Company Loan and loan at Volcan) by $300
million in H1 and expects to further reduce its debt by $500 million in
H2 FY22.
With entire debt repayment at Volcan, the pledge on all
the equity shares of VRL has been released, the company informed the
exchange.
"We believe that strong operational performance from
our world class asset base will strengthen our balance sheet and lead to
investment grade credit metrics," VRL said in a statement.
In
line with the Group's commitment to decarbonizing its operations to
achieve net zero targets, Vedanta Limited has constituted an ESG
Committee of the Board. Further, Digital First approach is adopted by
the Group and we are undertaking various transformation projects to
digitize operations and processes to further improve health, safety,
environment compliances and risk management, it added.
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