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TopicAdani stocks

Topic: Adani stocks

Adani saga a week on: market cap loss, negative outlook, cancelled deals & a fightback by group

US indictments landed a blow on Adani Group, with international deals being reviewed and ratings agencies changing outlook. But recent efforts have helped it claw back market cap.

Adani Group suffers Rs 35,000 cr drop in market cap, total loss from US indictment Rs 3 lakh cr

Other Adani stocks like ACC, Ambuja Cement, Adani Total Gas and its recent media acquisition NDTV, however, closed in green, showing some resistance to the volatility.

Adani Group sees Rs 3.6 lakh cr wiped out from market cap on counting day as BJP faces poll setback

The Group’s stocks rose strongly on Monday, following exit polls that predicted a landslide for Modi, but reversed all gains Tuesday as trends showed the BJP would fall well short of a single-party majority.

New allegations leveled against Adani group, partners over ‘opaque’ investments. Adani rejects claims

Allegations by Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) come on the heels of US-based Hindenburg accusing Adani Group of improper business dealings earlier this year.

Adani Enterprises raises Rs 12.50 billion since Hindenburg report

Adani Enterprises raised the new debt by pledging 21.4% of the shares of Adani Road Transport, NSDL data showed.

Adani stocks rally after SC panel finds no regulatory failure on price manipulation

The rally has led Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd to briefly recoup all its market capitalisation losses since a damaging report by Hindenburg Research.

Quiet side of Indian capitalism will keep on spinning money, in spite of Adani: report

From Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to Uday Kotak, many believe the Indian economy is robust enough to plough through the aftermath of the Adani-Hindenburg row. Here's why.

Gautam Adani news overshadowed even the Budget. The saga has just begun

If a rising tide lifts all boats, a tsunami drowns them all. Those who could bail, did.

Hindenburg bet against Adani puzzles rival US short sellers

Cracking the code of how Hindenburg made the trade could lead to more short sellers taking positions against Indian companies, which has been rare, according to analysts.

Adani Group stocks rout deepens to $72 billion despite share sale completion

Despite Gautam Adani’s denial of allegations by Hindenburg Research, investors have dumped shares in the aftermath of the report.

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