Looking at the last two weeks, the rebound appears more significant, with shares rising nearly 7% following the company’s announcement of its first-quarter results for FY27. What Is Driving the August RecoveryThe current upward movement by Vedanta share price is primarily driven by the company’s strong first-quarter FY27 financial performance, reported at the end of July. Net debt decreased by ₹2,223 crore, bringing the net debt-to-EBITDA ratio to 0.3x. So a rebound of a few percentage points, on its own, doesn’t necessarily mean the worst is behind it. For investors with a long-term perspective, purchasing during this rebound offers exposure to India’s expanding infrastructure and energy transition sectors.