Vedanta bonds tumble alongside stock as Viceroy flags risks

All five of Vedanta Resources’ dollar bonds fell in Wednesday’s (July 9) trade, with the April 2033 note—carrying a 9.85% coupon—slipping 1% to $99.3 cents, marking its biggest loss in nearly a month. The December 2031 bond also posted its steepest drop in almost two months.

By Yoosef K July 9, 2025, 5:05:08 PM is (Published)

Dollar bonds issued by Vedanta Resources—the parent of Vedanta Ltd—declined after short-seller Viceroy Research disclosed a short position, calling the group’s structure an “under-appreciated risk to creditors.”

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