Vedanta Q4 Results: Profit Surges 154% YoY, Margins Hit 12-Quarter High as Stock Responds
Vedanta's consolidated net profit showed a 154% increase from last year to reach ₹3,483 crore in the March quarter of 2025.
Vedanta Q4 Results: Profit Surges 154% YoY, Margins Hit 12-Quarter High as Stock Responds

Metal mining giant Vedanta reported an increase of 154 percent year-on-year (YoY) increase in its net profit consolidated at Rs 3,483 crore for its March-2025 period. Its net income was 1 369 crore in the same period a year ago. The bottom line, however, decreased by 2 percent from the previous quarter of Rs 3,547 crore the December 2024 period.
The company posted a total income from operations of 40,455 crore for the period between January and March 2025 increasing by 13.92 percent on an annual comparison. Revenue from operations was at $35,509 in the previous quarter. In a similar manner the revenue increased 3.42 percent from 39.115 crore during Q3FY25.
Vedanta's Ebitda during the quarter jumped 30 percent to Rs 11,618 crore in the quarter that ended in period 2024-25 of the financial year. Vedanta has reported the Ebitda ratio of 35 percent in Vedanta Q4 results, which was the highest of the past 12 quarters. The net debt to earnings ratio reached 1.2 times during FY25 as the company achieved a 27 percent RoCE which was 371 basis points higher than the previous year.
The Vedanta shares price increased by over 1.65 percent to 423.20 the previous day, and commanded an overall market size in the range of 1.65 lakh crore on the day. The Vedanta stock price is up more than 20 percent off its 52-week high of Rs 527 in April 2024.
For the fiscal period 2024-2015, the firm recorded its highest revenue consolidated at $150,000,725 crore which was up by 10 percent YoY. Ebitda during the period was the sum of Rs 43,541 crore a increase of 37 percent year-over-year. Net profit increased by up 172 percent YoY, to reach Rs 20,535 crore.
Vedanta results capital expenditure total for the last year was 12,626 crores. It was primarily focused on expanding its volume and the integration of supply chains. The company saw its credit rating upgraded by CRISIL and ICRA.