Vedanta Q1 FY27 Production: Zinc India Hits Record, FACOR Ore Production Surges
Vedanta Limited reported record production for Zinc India's first quarter (268 kt mined metal). FACOR achieved highest-ever ore production (153 kt). Copper India saw highest Q1 sales in 8 years (53 kt). Gamsberg Phase 2 production expected from July 2026. Copper rod sales impacted by Strait of Hormuz closure.
Production updates are crucial for mining and metals companies as they directly impact revenue and profitability. Record outputs suggest strong operational efficiency and potential for increased sales, influencing investor sentiment and the company's market position.
The announcement highlights record production achievements in key segments like Zinc India and FACOR, alongside strong sales for Copper India, indicating positive operational performance.
Vedanta Limited announced its production results for the first quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company reported its highest-ever first-quarter mined metal production for Zinc India, reaching 268,000 tonnes, a 1% increase year-on-year, driven by improved grades. Refined metal production stood at 260,000 tonnes.
Zinc International saw a 10% quarter-on-quarter increase in production from Gamsberg to 45,000 tonnes, with Phase 2 production targeted from July 2026. However, overall Zinc International production was 48,000 tonnes as the Black Mountain mine nears the end of its operational life.
FACOR recorded its highest-ever ore production at 153,000 tonnes, a significant 41% year-on-year increase, attributed to the restart of Kalarangiatta Mines and pre-monsoon stockpiling. Ferrochrome production was stable at 29,000 tonnes.
Copper India reported its highest first-quarter sales in eight years, with volumes at 53,000 tonnes, a 3% year-on-year growth. Copper International's copper rod sales were impacted by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in a 51% year-on-year decrease to 9,000 tonnes.
The company's Ports division achieved its highest-ever discharge volume of 2,358,000 tonnes, a 40% year-on-year increase, and dispatch volumes grew 11% year-on-year to 1,652,000 tonnes.
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