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Michael Reeves

Vedanta Oil and Gas leads mixed metal stocks; Welspun Corp posts biggest decline

Vedanta Oil and Gas gained 14.57% in mixed trading among metal-sector stocks on Friday, October 30, 2026. Welspun Corp led losses among the stocks covered, falling 4.29%, with Maithan Alloys and NALCO also among the major decliners.

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Gainers and the broader market

At 11:19 a.m., the Nifty 50 was up 0.38% at 23,022.90.

The largest advance among the tracked stocks put Vedanta Oil and Gas at ₹31.92. Other gains were smaller: SAIL reached ₹162.21, up 0.75%, while Vedanta was at ₹235.70 after a 0.49% rise.

JSW Steel gained 0.28%, taking its price to ₹1,258.90. CMR Green Technologies traded at ₹199.21, up 0.13%, and Hindalco edged up 0.10% to ₹887.20.

Declines across the sector

Welspun Corp's 4.29% drop left it at ₹2,391.80. Maithan Alloys followed with a 3.15% loss to ₹770, while NALCO was down 2.38% at ₹315.80 and Hindustan Zinc lost 1.99% to ₹506.20.

Coal India and MOIL also traded lower, at ₹386.50 and ₹215, respectively, after declines of 1.68% and 1.62%. APL Apollo Tubes fell 0.82% to ₹2,177.

Tata Steel was at ₹168.23, a decline of 0.73%, while NMDC's 0.56% loss put it at ₹67.16.

Welspun's recent US pipeline order

Welspun Corp had announced an order on October 23, 2026, for its US subsidiary, Welspun Tubular LLC. According to HDFC SKY, the contract is worth approximately ₹5,500 crore, or about $580 million, and covers coated line pipes for a natural gas pipeline in the US Permian region.

The pipeline will serve a data center complex operated by a leading global hyperscaler. The contract brought Welspun Corp's global order book to a record of about $5.25 billion, or around ₹50,000 crore.

The pipes are scheduled to be supplied from the company's US manufacturing facility during FY29.

Market data note

This report uses the supplied market data and is intended for information, not investment advice. Quoted prices may change during the trading session.

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