Vedanta Power Share Price Jumps Up to 13.5%: Q2 FY27 Profit Turnaround, Vedanta Oil and Gas Rally and the $25 Billion Group Plan

The Vedanta Power share price move came with a wider rally in the newly listed Vedanta group companies that emerged from the demerger of Vedanta Ltd. This article sets out what drove the Vedanta Power share price, how each group company reported, what the $25 billion plan says and which numbers still need checking.

Two flags. The headline figure of 13.5% is a 10:31 am reading, and by 11 am the Vedanta Power share price had moved further, so any number here is a snapshot. One source also prints a currency symbol wrongly in a year-ago revenue figure, so only rupee figures confirmed in at least two reports are used.

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Vedanta Power Share Price and Group Stocks: Morning Moves

Vedanta Power share price: stock	Move at 10:31 am	Price at 10:31 am	Price at 11 am (NSE)
Vedanta Power	Up 13.57%	Rs 32.80	Rs 33.44, up 15.79%
Vedanta Oil and Gas	Up 8.65%	Rs 30.27	Rs 32.33, up 16.04%
Vedanta Iron and Steel	Up 2.65%	Rs 25.96	Rs 26.34, up 4.15%
Vedanta Ltd	Up 0.21%	Rs 235.05	Rs 235.35, up 0.34%
Vedanta Aluminium Metal	Down 1.66%	Rs 343.15	Rs 349.30, up 0.10%
Hindustan Zinc	Down nearly 3%	Rs 501.25	Not checked

The spread inside the group is wide. The Vedanta Power share price and Vedanta Oil and Gas led, while the parent Vedanta Ltd barely moved and Vedanta Aluminium Metal changed direction through the morning. The Vedanta Power share price had a previous close of Rs 28.88, and the day’s high at 10:31 am was Rs 32.94, which later gave way to a higher print.

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Why the Vedanta Power Share Price Jumped: Q2 FY27 Results

Vedanta Power share price: Q2 FY27 item	Reported figure
Profit before exceptional items	Rs 101 crore, against a loss of Rs 142 crore a year earlier
Revenue	Up 38% to Rs 2,908 crore
EBITDA	More than doubled to Rs 421 crore from Rs 190 crore
Net profit	Rs 83 crore, against a loss of Rs 1,688 crore that included Rs 1,547 crore of exceptional items
Earnings per share	Rs 0.21, positive for the first time
Power sales	Up 26% to 5,593 million units
Net realisation	Rs 5.20 per kWh, from Rs 4.74
EBITDA margin	About 14.5%, from 9% a year ago, but below 15.6% in the June quarter

The Vedanta Power share price reaction rests on a turnaround. A year-ago loss of Rs 1,688 crore was inflated by Rs 1,547 crore of exceptional items, so part of the swing to Rs 83 crore comes from a lower base. The cleaner measure is profit before exceptional items, which moved from a loss of Rs 142 crore to a gain of Rs 101 crore.

The quarter on quarter picture is less clear. The EBITDA margin of about 14.5% is well above 9% a year ago, but it is below the 15.6% reported for the June quarter. That is why the Vedanta Power share price move should be read as a reaction to the year-on-year turnaround rather than proof that margins are still expanding.

Vedanta Oil and Gas: Profit Swing and Production Fall

Vedanta Oil and Gas: Q2 FY27 item	Reported figure
Net profit	Rs 746 crore, against a loss of Rs 152 crore in April to June
Revenue	Rs 2,486 crore for the quarter
Production	Down 19% year on year to 72,200 barrels of oil equivalent per day
Realisation	Up 40% to $97 per barrel, from $69.1
H1 FY27 revenue	Up 8% to Rs 4,993 crore
H1 FY27 EBITDA	Up 14% to Rs 2,625 crore

Vedanta Oil and Gas shows how price can offset volume. Production fell 19%, yet a 40% rise in realisation to $97 per barrel produced a profit of Rs 746 crore. The company was formed in May after the demerger from Vedanta Ltd, so reports give no year-on-year comparison for the quarter, and the earlier loss of Rs 152 crore is from the previous quarter.

The same price that helped Vedanta Oil and Gas also lifted the broader group mood, and it explains why the Vedanta Power share price and Vedanta Oil and Gas moved together. For an investor, the open question is whether realisation stays near $97 while production keeps falling.

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Vedanta Ltd and Vedanta Aluminium: Parent and Subsidiary Results

Vedanta Power share price context: company	Q2 FY27 net profit	Other reported figures
Vedanta Ltd (consolidated)	Rs 3,650 crore, from Rs 1,798 crore	Expenses Rs 18,476 crore against Rs 13,793 crore; gross debt Rs 30,297 crore at 30 Sept 2026; Rs 1,135 crore invested in growth projects
Vedanta Aluminium Metal	Rs 5,167 crore, from Rs 2,373 crore	Revenue up 41% to Rs 22,066 crore; record aluminium output of 6,49,000 tonnes, up 5%; value-added output 4,32,000 tonnes, up 31%; alumina 8,95,000 tonnes, up 37%

Both the parent and Vedanta Aluminium reported profits that more than doubled, which gave the Vedanta Power share price a strong group backdrop. Even so, the Vedanta Power share price outperformed them on the day, because a smaller base and a loss-to-profit turn tend to draw sharper moves. Vedanta Ltd and Vedanta Aluminium Metal barely moved at 10:31 am, which suggests the market had already priced in much of the aluminium story.

Hindustan Zinc fell nearly 3% to Rs 501.25 in the same window, a reminder that the group’s listed companies do not trade as one block. Earlier Univest coverage compared Vedanta Ltd and Vedanta Aluminium after the demerger, and the Vedanta Power share price now adds a third angle to that comparison.

The $25 Billion Plan Behind the Vedanta Power Share Price Rally

Anil Agarwal, the founder and chairman, said the group has lined up about $25 billion over the next three years. The money is meant for brownfield expansion in aluminium, copper, zinc, and oil and gas, mainly through organic growth. He said the group, which has 10 major companies, aims to grow from a $30 billion business to $50 billion within three years.

Agarwal also said the group wants to become a leading silver producer within three to four years and remains open to acquiring public sector assets if opportunities arise. These are management targets, not results, and they do not directly change the Vedanta Power share price outlook. A plan of this size supports sentiment, but it also needs funding, and the Vedanta Power share price will respond to delivery rather than intent.

What to Watch Next on the Vedanta Power Share Price

1. EBITDA margin trend. The 14.5% margin is below the June quarter, so check whether it recovers in Q3.
2. Realisation versus production. Vedanta Oil and Gas needs oil prices to hold as volumes fall.
3. Exceptional items. Watch whether any further one-off charges appear.
4. Capex funding. Look for how the $25 billion plan is split and financed.
5. Gross debt. Vedanta Ltd’s gross debt of Rs 30,297 crore frames the group’s balance sheet.
6. Volume and delivery data. Heavy trading behind the Vedanta Power share price can fade quickly.

Risks for the Vedanta Power Share Price

1. Low base effect. A swing from a loss includes a base that was inflated by exceptional items.
2. Margin slip from June. The Vedanta Power share price may face pressure if the margin keeps falling quarter on quarter.
3. Falling oil output. A 19% production drop at Vedanta Oil and Gas is a risk if realisation eases.
4. Volatility in new listings. A move of 13% to 16% in the Vedanta Power share price in one morning can reverse the next day.
5. Group complexity. Several listed entities now trade separately, and each moves on its own news.

Conclusion: Treat the Vedanta Power Share Price Move as a Turnaround Signal

The Vedanta Power share price rose on a profit turnaround, a higher realisation at Vedanta Oil and Gas and a $25 billion group plan. The numbers are strong against a weak base, yet margins slipped from June and the shares are newly listed and volatile. Study each company’s filing and invest in line with your own risk profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did the Vedanta Power share price jump today?

Ans. The Vedanta Power share price rose up to 13.57% to Rs 32.80 at 10:31 am on 30 October 2026, a day after Q2 FY27 results showed a net profit of Rs 83 crore against a loss of Rs 1,688 crore. Revenue rose 38% to Rs 2,908 crore and EBITDA more than doubled to Rs 421 crore.

Is the Q2 FY27 profit of Vedanta Power a clean number?

Ans. Not entirely. The year-ago loss included Rs 1,547 crore of exceptional items, so part of the swing comes from a lower base. Profit before exceptional items moved from a loss of Rs 142 crore to a gain of Rs 101 crore, which is the cleaner comparison.

What did Vedanta Oil and Gas report in Q2 FY27?

Ans. Vedanta Oil and Gas reported a net profit of Rs 746 crore on revenue of Rs 2,486 crore, against a loss of Rs 152 crore in April to June. Production fell 19% to 72,200 barrels of oil equivalent per day, while realisation rose 40% to $97 per barrel.

How did Vedanta Ltd and Vedanta Aluminium Metal perform?

Ans. Vedanta Ltd reported consolidated net profit of Rs 3,650 crore, up from Rs 1,798 crore, with gross debt of Rs 30,297 crore. Vedanta Aluminium Metal reported Rs 5,167 crore, up from Rs 2,373 crore, on revenue up 41% to Rs 22,066 crore.

What is the $25 billion Vedanta group plan?

Ans. Chairman Anil Agarwal said the group has lined up about $25 billion over three years for brownfield expansion in aluminium, copper, zinc, and oil and gas. The group aims to grow from a $30 billion business to $50 billion and become a leading silver producer within three to four years.

Why do the Vedanta Power share price figures differ across reports?

Ans. The 13.57% move is a 10:31 am reading, while later data at 11 am shows a rise of about 16%. Intraday prices change by the minute, so use an exchange feed for a live figure.

Is the Vedanta Power share price a buy after this jump?

Ans. This article does not recommend any stock. A sharp one-day jump in a newly listed company can reverse, so check the filings, the margin trend and your own risk profile, or speak to a SEBI-registered adviser.

Is this article investment advice?

Ans. No. It is educational and not a recommendation to buy or sell. Please check the figures against company filings and your own risk profile before you act on anything you read here.