The most recent action to pay back Standard Chartered Bank likewise works, in the same way, to persuade the investor community that the debt is within their capacity to handle.
Digital Desk: Vedanta Resources Ltd. reported on Wednesday that on March 10, they released an encumbrance on Standard Chartered Bank for $100 million.
Anil Agarwal's billionaire-run company claimed in a regulatory filing: "The earlier disclosure was made following the terms of the facility agreement, dated September 8, 2022, between Twin Star Holding Limited, Vedanta Resources Limited, Welter Trading Limited, and Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Limited, to obtain a facility for an aggregate amount of $100,000,000. Nonetheless, the facility in question has been reimbursed and the encumbrance has been removed "the company said in a statement.
Vedanta recently declared that it had paid off every debt that was scheduled for repayment till March 2023. In the previous 11 months, it is said to have paid close to $2 billion. For the quarter ending in June 2023, it added, it was sure it could meet its liquidity needs.
The most recent action to pay back Standard Chartered Bank likewise works, in the same way, to persuade the investor community that the debt is within their capacity to handle.
"Our extensive asset base generates significant cash flows. The capacity to pay back is complete. With the continued expansions, we anticipate $30 billion in revenue shortly "the business recently stated on social media.
Vedanta Resources owns a majority stake in the mining and oil & gas firm, which is listed in Mumbai.
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