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Vedanta Promoter Twin Star Likely to Sell Stake Through Block Deal
Vedanta Ltd shares are expected to remain in focus after promoter group entity Twin Star Holdings reportedly plans to sell up to a 1.7 percent stake through block deals. The transaction could raise approximately Rs 1,890 crore, with the floor price set at Rs 291 per share.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
2:30 pm
23 June 2026
Vedanta Ltd is likely to witness increased investor attention after promoter group entity Twin Star Holdings indicated plans to divest up to 1.7 percent equity stake in the company through block deals. The proposed transaction is expected to raise around Rs 1,890 crore for the promoter group.
According to reports, the stake sale will be executed at a floor price of Rs 291 per share, representing a discount to the prevailing market price. The block deal is aimed at monetizing a portion of the promoter holding while maintaining control over the company.
Despite the proposed sale, the promoter group is expected to retain a majority stake in Vedanta Ltd following the transaction. Market participants will closely monitor investor demand and the impact of the stake sale on the company's share price in the near term.
Block deals are commonly used by promoters and large investors to buy or sell significant shareholdings without causing major disruptions in the open market. The transaction comes amid ongoing efforts by the Vedanta Group to optimize its capital structure and funding position.
Investors will watch the outcome of the proposed sale for indications of institutional interest in the company and its future growth prospects.
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