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Large investors pull Adani's US$2.5 billion share sale through after stock routMUMBAI: Adani Group's ambitious share sale exceeded its subscription targets Tuesday (Jan 31) in a relief for the Indian conglomerate, which is reeling from allegations of 'brazen' corporate fraud that wiped more than US$65 billion off its value. The success of India's biggest follow-on public offer
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Share sale fails to halt Adani market slide in IndiaMUMBAI: A successful public offer failed to stop investors dumping shares in Indian tycoon Gautam Adani's business empire for a fifth day on Wednesday (Feb 1) after allegations of massive accounting fraud from a short-seller investment group. The rout has now wiped out nearly a third - or US$76 billion - o
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Adani calls off US$2.5 billion share sale in major blow to Indian tycoonNEW DELHI: India's Adani Enterprises called off its US$2.5 billion share sale on Wednesday (Feb 1), citing market conditions, amid an ongoing rout in the wider Adani Group's stocks which was sparked by a US short-seller's critical report. 'Given the unprecedented situation and the current market volatility
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India's Adani shares plunge again after stock sale cancelledMUMBAI: Under-fire Indian tycoon Gautam Adani insisted Thursday (Feb 2) that the fundamentals of his conglomerate were 'strong' even as shares in its companies p
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India opposition seeks parliament debate on Adani stock routMr Adani’s woes could become a political headache for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Adani's adversity raises the stakes for India and investorsAs Indian tycoon Gautam Adani's woes deepen and force him to drop a share sale, foreign investors and Indian regulators are abandoning any pretence that the conglomerate's troubles are contained and domestic markets will be spared contagion. Foreign investors, many of them already underweight what they con
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