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Vedanta delisting offer fails; tendered shares to be returned to investors

Vedanta promoters wanted to buy out 169.73 crore shares or 47.67 per cent stake held by the public to delist the firm

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BS Web Team New Delhi
The de-listing offer of Vedanta Ltd has failed, shows the company's statement to the stock exchanges.

"We have been informed by Vedanta Resources Limited and its indirect subsidiaries namely, Vedanta Holdings Mauritius Limited and Vedanta Holdings Mauritius II Limited, (collectively to be referred as “Acquirers”) that the Delisting Offer is deemed to have failed in terms of Regulation 19(1) of the Delisting Regulations," said Vedanta Limited in a statement available on the BSE website.

To de-list the shares from stock exchanges, Vedanta’s UK promoters required 1.34 billion shares.

"The total number of Offer Shares validly tendered by the Public Shareholders in

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