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  Vedanta Ltd., a key player in India’s natural resources sector, has continued to attract investor interest in 2025 due to its impressive financial performance, high dividend payouts, and diversification into multiple high-potential sectors. As the company navigates global commodity fluctuations and regulatory challenges, it remains focused on long-term value creation. Q4 FY25 Results: Strong Performance Amid Uncertainty Vedanta reported a 154% year-on-year surge in consolidated net profit to ₹3,483 crore for the quarter ending March 2025. The company’s revenue also saw a 14% jump to ₹40,455 crore. Aided by cost-efficiency programs, Vedanta posted its highest EBITDA margin in the past 12 quarters — a robust 35%. These results were driven by stronger output in key segments, cost-saving initiatives, and operational excellence across its businesses, especially zinc, aluminium, and oil & gas. Dividend Bonanza: A Treat for Shareholders Vedanta has earned a reputation as a hi...

Tata Steel Ltd., one of India's most iconic companies, continues to show strength and resilience in 2025. While its international operations, especially in the UK, are going through a rough patch, the company’s domestic business in India remains solid and promising. Let’s dive into the latest updates on Tata Steel's financials, dividend announcements, strategic moves, and what the future might hold ## **Recent Financial Performance: Mixed But Manageable** For the financial year ending March 2024 (FY24), Tata Steel reported a mixed financial performance: * **Revenue** stood at ₹2.29 lakh crore, which was about 6% lower than last year due to weaker international markets. * **EBITDA** (a measure of operating profit) rose to ₹23,402 crore, up 10% year-on-year. This increase was mainly driven by stronger performance in India. * **Net Profit** in the fourth quarter was ₹611.5 crore, which is a 64% drop from the same time last year. This was mostly due to high restructuring costs in t...

  Coal India Coal India Limited (CIL) is one of India’s most important public sector companies. It supplies over 80% of the country’s coal and plays a big role in keeping the lights on across homes, industries, and railways. It’s not just the size that makes Coal India attractive—it’s also known for regularly rewarding shareholders with dividends. That means if you own shares in this company, you’re likely to get regular payouts. Dividend History: A Treat for Investors If you're looking for a stock that gives back, Coal India is hard to beat. It has a long-standing habit of paying healthy dividends every year. Here’s a quick look at its recent performance: January 2025: Paid an interim dividend of ₹5.60 per share October 2024: Paid an interim dividend of ₹15.75 per share May 2024: Paid a final dividend of ₹5.00 per share That adds up to a total of ₹26.35 per share in the last year , which works out to a dividend yield of around 6.65% —much higher than what banks...