India, July 10 -- Vedanta Aluminium has been classified as a large-cap company by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) in its July 2026 half-yearly reclassification, less than a month after it began trading as an independent entity following the Vedanta Group demerger.

The move places Vedanta Aluminium Metal (BSE: 544780; NSE: VAML) among India's top 100 listed companies by average market capitalisation, making it eligible for consideration by mutual funds with large-cap mandates.

The company, which was listed independently on June 15, is India's largest primary aluminium producer with a 46% domestic market share and operates what it says is the world's largest aluminium smelter at a single location in Jharsuguda, Odisha.

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