Indian tycoon Adani hit by more losses, calls for probe

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Trading in shares in troubled Adani Enterprises gyrated Friday as the flagship company of India's second-largest conglomerate tumbled 30% and then rebounded after more than a week of heavy losses that have cost it tens of billions of dollars in market value.

The debacle, which led Adani to cancel a share offering meant to raise $2.5 billion, has drawn calls for regulators to investigate after a U.S. short-selling firm, Hindenburg Research, issued a report claiming the group engages in market manipulation and other fraudulent practices. Adani denies the allegations.

“As a result, the investors' confidence which existed before shall continue even now,” she said, adding that the controversy wasn't “indicative of how well Indian financial markets are governed.” So far there has been no indication that the company's woes might threaten the wider financial sector in India. Its equities market is large enough to sustain the fallout at this moment, said Brian Freitas, a New Zealand-based analyst with Periscope Analytics who has researched the Adani Group.

That might dent the Adani Group's sustainability credentials and could affect investor sentiment, Freitas said.

 

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I can't understand CP24's obsession with India.

Heh it was a bubble

Rags to riches to rags

He will bounce back. Time to buy.

I don’t think an enema will get the money back

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