Vedanta Group says rating agency ICRA has upgraded the long-term credit ratings of key group entities, giving the company its highest domestic rating in more than a decade. According to Vedanta’s statement, ICRA raised the long-term ratings of Vedanta Ltd and Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd (VAML) to AA+ with a stable outlook. ICRA also upgraded Talwandi Sabo Power Limited (TSPL) to AA- Stable from A+/Watch. ICRA keeps Vedanta’s short-term rating at the highest category of A1+.\n\nThe upgrade follows what ICRA cites as strengthening operational and financial fundamentals, including improved profitability, liquidity and financial flexibility across major businesses. ICRA also points to a better refinancing profile, citing lower borrowing costs, proactive repayment of debt and extension of debt maturities. Vedanta said the improved ratings reflect stronger operational performance and structural efficiencies after its demerger. ICRA expects these trends to continue through FY27, supported by favourable commodity dynamics, improving cost structures and earnings visibility across aluminium, zinc and oil and gas businesses. The AA+ ratings cover entities that account for more than 75% of the group’s long-term debt.