Vedanta Limited, assisted by the billionaire Anil Agarwal, has surpassed FY25 with a production milestone whiteboard. The mining conglomerate, which currently sails for a significant delayer, reported its highest aluminum production for both the fourth quarter and full exercise. His zinc arm, Hindustan Zinc (Hzl), also handed maximum record in the production of ministry and refined metals, solidifying the position of Vedanta through basic products.

Vedanta published historical maxims in aluminum and zinc production, while registering strong gains through iron, steel, oil and gas ore and power segments.

The annual aluminum production reached 2,421 kT, 2% year -on -year, with the production of the fourth quarter of 1%. Aluminum production rose 9% per annum, reinforced by expansion projects. However, quarterly production faced problems of the temporary supply chain that were resolved in the late quarter.

Zinc India recorded its highest mining metal production at 1,095 kt and a metal production refined at 1,052 kt, up to 2% last year. Fourth quarter’s mined production jumped 17% sequentially, driven by more rich mineral qualifications in Agucha and Zawar, while refined metal production increased by 4%. Vendible silver production increased by 10% during the quarter.

Zinc International experienced a 52% year -on -year increase in the production of miner metals and a sequential increase of 9%, led to improve Gamsberg performance and better qualifications in BMM. Gamsberg Q4 production increased by 89% year -on -year and 15% sequentially due to improved recoveries.

Oalp’s oil and gas production reached 3.5 kboepd in the quarter, helped by Ramp-UP at Jaya Discovery. In all assets, gross annual production had an average of 103.2 kboepd.

The production of iron ore rose 36% sequentially in the fourth quarter, fueled by an increase in the use of inventories in IOK and the mines in the yog.

Pork iron production reached a record, increasing 4% year -on -year. Steel production obtained 4% per year and 8% sequentially, supported by a higher production of hot metals and operating efficiencies. Iron production Chrome under Facor grew 4% year -on -year.

Copper India recorded a 41% year -on -year increase in the fourth quarter production, contributing to an annual increase of 6%.

Power sales increased by 18% sequentially in the fourth quarter. The annual TSPL sales stood at 10.230 million units with a plant availability factor of 81%. Balco recorded an increase of 15% sequential and 18% year -on -year sales of the fourth quarter, while Hzl’s wind generation increased by 33% sequentially. Power sales in Jharsuguda jumped 28% during the quarter.