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• #WeCare4KCM

  1

  

  The recent judgement from the

  Hon. Supreme Court of Zambia

  upholding the arbitral tribunal’s partial final award

  in favour of

  Vedanta

  has been welcomed by the Company. Recently Vedanta has garnered goodwill from the community with their CSR engagement in the Copperbelt. As the majority shareholder of KCM, Vedanta has committed to invest a further US$ 1.5 billion into KCM.

• #WeCare4KCM

  2

  

  Vedanta is committed to

  Zambia

  and to KCM

  and returning it to be a prosperous asset

  which benefits all people living on the Copperbelt and the surrounding communities.

• #WeCare4KCM

  3

  

  In this backdrop of financial and political

  STABILITY,

  Vedanta signifies the diversified, international investment that Zambia needs and deserves.

• #WeCare4KCM

  4

  

  Vedanta has the financial capacity and goodwill to

  further

  invest in KCM,

  PLEDGING US$1.5 BN

  to the long term future of the mine.

• #WeCare4KCM

  5

  

  Vedanta is committed to

  RESTORING KCM

  AS AN INTEGRATED ASSET,

  making KCM & Zambia world leaders in copper production again.

• #WeCare4KCM

  6

  

  We look to return to KCM with a

  CONTINUED FOCUS

  on SUSTAINABILITY

  with an investment of US$400million committed

  to improving the health, safety and working conditions, uplift communities and empower the youth of Zambia.

• #WeCare4KCM

  7

  

  Vedanta has made significant

  improvements

  in its Environmental,

  Social and Governance (ESG) performance.

  This achievement has been recognised by the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), increasing Vedanta’s ranking to 12^th in the metals and mining sector.

• #WeCare4KCM

  8

  

  Vedanta is committed to making a

  positive

  contribution

  to KCM’s employees and wider stakeholders;

  business partners, suppliers, communities where we operate, the people of the Copperbelt, and the people of Zambia.

  Since 2006, KCM has employed, on average, 13,000 people and paying US$2.3 billion in wages.

• #WeCare4KCM

  9

  

  Over the period of ownership, Vedanta has paid more than

  $1.3bn

  to the Zambian Exchequer in tax.

  From 2008 – 2018, the average annual tax contribution was $104.8m.