Vedanta Third Interim Dividend 2022: ₹17.50 Per Share, Record Date 30th November & More
A leading Indian metal and crude oil company, Vedanta has declared its third interim dividend to be ₹17.50 per share. The board of directors discussed the same subject in their meeting today, on the 22nd of November, 2022. Later, the board approved the decision and now all Vedanta shareholders would get a dividend of ₹17.50 per share with a face value of ₹1. According to the company, the total dividend amount is around ₹6,505 crores in total. Let's talk more about it in detail below.
So after a short wait, Vedanta has confirmed that the company would soon pay ₹17.50 dividend per share with 30 November as its record date. This is going to be the third interim dividend from Vedanta. Even when the company declared its meeting, rumors had it that the board of directors would soon announce the same. Now that the announcement has been made loud and clear, the news can be a really good opportunity for Vedanta shareholders to get paid with their third dividend this year.
Now that the news of its dividend is out, Vedanta's shares may see a small rise if investors take invest in this leading oil, gas, and metal company.
Vedanta, in its announcement for the meeting, said “Pursuant to Regulation 29 of Listing Regulations, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Company (the “Board") on Tuesday, November 22, 2022, will consider and approve Third Interim Dividend on equity shares, if any, for the Financial Year 2022-23”.
Here is what Vedanta said after its meeting on 22nd November, announcing its third interim dividend of 2022 "We wish to inform you that the Board of Directors of the Company through resolution passed by circulation on Tuesday, November 22, 2022 have approved Third Interim Dividend of ₹ 17.50 per equity share i.e. 1750% on face value of Re. 1/- per share for the Financial Year 2022-23 amounting to c. ₹6,505 crores".
Also, Vedanta has been performing well enough to pay dividends to its stakeholders, and as the company’s part owners, they would expect the same. Vedanta’s consolidated sales were recorded to be worth ₹36,654 crores, a Y-o-Y growth of more than 20% in September 2022.
As of now, the board of directors in Vedanta has approved the dividend-paying decision and the same would be seen really soon.
The record date for Vedanta's third interim dividend is fixed as 30th November 2022. This means that all those shareholders who would have Vedanta shares in their portfolio till November 30 will get the dividend too. Moreover, the dividend that all shareholders would get is Rs 17.50 per share. Note that the face value of Vedanta's shares is Re 1.
So if you are planning to make some quick money from the stock market while investing in a trusted firm, you may invest in Vedanta Ltd.
After the record date of 30th November, shareholders may get Vedanta's third interim dividend within a month. If we look at the company's past dividend-paying structure, it's likely that Vedanta would pay its dividend around 6 December. If not, then too the stakeholders need not worry. Their bank accounts will be credited with the dividend payment in December itself.
Let’s cut to the chase, Vedanta has been a really appealing firm if we consider its previous dividends. The company paid ₹31.5 per share with a face value of ₹1 as its first interim dividend for the financial year 2022-23 in May.
While for the second interim, each share got its owner ₹19.50 as a dividend for the financial year 2022-23 in July.
Let us know what you think about this decision from the company. We can have a great conversation on the same in the comments section below.
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Invested around 2L in this company , got back the entire money in dividends only 😬
This year only got around 1.1L back as dividends in just 2 quarters
Wow seing DD becoming a stock market discussion forum . This is showing me on the homepage @admin is this kind of posts really meant to be on the home page.
I can understand topics like Best Credit Cards and Card Offers being on the homepage but is this Vedanta paying Third Interim Dividend something to show up on the homepage . Even if such a post is allowed the DD Admin team should really reconsider does this make any sense to be on the homepage . I am not a really active member these days but these kind of random posts really can putoff anyone accessing the website .
Also no offense to the OP of the post as his intention is merely promoting the company he is invested in and making others believe the amazing growth prospects. There are other stock market specific forums for eg valuepickr where Dimers can get much more valuable information and can create their own judgement of whether to invest or not and learn much more about investing.
Vedanta is a metals industry and these kind of businesses are cyclical in nature ie they have a short period of high growth followed by a cooldown in the industry for a large period which results in many of the companies going into losses and some becoming bankcrupt and being taken over by some other bigger players who has managed to survive. The key of investing in such industries is buying at the right point of time ( generally when the the industry is at the weakest and you would make the most of the profits ) . Cyclicals can given 5x 10x returns but the timing of entry and exit is most essential for such businesses .This needs careful tracking of the commodity prices , global scenario , whether any huge supply is being created by some other competitor or if there is any change in the consumer behaviour. This is maybe just a few things that needs to be kept in mind while investing in a cyclical industry like metals . Its better people do their own research and judgement rather than blindly following posts.
Thanks a lot for your sarcastic comment😄
Talking about this post being helpful or not, we have a few groups here on DesiDime that dimers actively follow to get updates related to the stock markets as well. This post is not promotional in any sense, which is pretty evident after the conversation I and other dimers had here. Also, the Stock market is a topic that has high user search intent even on DesiDime. Thus, we can conclude that such posts where we talk about some major news in the share market would be of help to those dimers who want to know more about it. Also, there are many users on the internet who search for high dividend-yielding companies to invest in.
So this post can help them be aware of such events, though investing or not is their own decision. Sorry if you felt that this post is promotional in any manner, though I personally do not remember myself investing in this company. Would surely do if I could get more valuable suggestions from smart dimers like you.
Thanks a lot for your comment though, it would surely help others understand the risk of investing in Vedanta as I couldn't mention this one point earlier.😊
@Sahil_Jain my intention at the first place was never to come to this thread. I saw the post on homepage and thats what triggered me in the first place to write in the thread.
Second the post topic does not make sense . If a person is not invested how can he earn dividend from the company. Also ex-dividend the share price falls by the same amount. What dividend payout shows is the company has real cash / bank balance and is just not making profits in the books of account . Excessive dividend also shows that company does not know where to invest their cash and hence high dividend yield may show that the company is at a mature stage and does not have any planned CAPEX and hence it may show a sign that the Company may not maintain its growth rate going forward. Dividend is not a very good indicator for investing but yes regular dividend payouts with low levels Debt/ Equity in addition to various other financial parameters may tell you that the company is not a bogus company.
Also linking to forums like valuepickr and informing dimers of how to make their investment decisions is something I added to the post to make people aware that investing is not easy and neither should we follow anyones recommendations.
What I wrote is because the post suggests that someone is invested and if you are not invested its better you dont write post like XYZ is paying Interim dividend . There are 100's of companies paying dividend every quarter I hope this is nothing special .
My last comment on this topic if u see the positives and take something out of my post good else nothing changes for me 
This means that all those shareholders who would have Vedanta shares in their portfolio till November 30 will get the dividend too. So if you are planning to make some quick money from the stock market while investing in a trusted firm, you may invest in Vedanta Ltd.
And while trying to make that quick money, one shouldn't get surprised as the price will fall to adjust the dividend paid out on the ex-dividend date!
Ideal strategy should be buying the dip after ex dividend dates and go for the long haul. Repeat after each dividend paid for buying at cheap and reaping dividends in the long run as well as averaging at low prices... Make it a portfolio stock and don't sell unless company fundamental/dividend policy drastically changes.
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