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    Tamil Nadu govt launches probe into coal import scam allegedly involving Adani group

    Tamil Nadu govt authorizes DVAC probe into multi-crore coal import scam involving Adani group, focusing on irregularities in tender conditions by Tangedco. Investigation initiated due to alleged substantial losses, complaint by Arappor Iyakkam under Section 17A. DVAC acts under Prevention of Corruption Act based on complaint by private body. Clearance granted for inquiry into corruption allegations, sanctions under Prevention of Corruption Act.

    Adani Group to increase capex in FY25 to Rs 1.3 lakh crore from Rs 70,000 cr

    Adani Group plans to increase FY2025 capital expenditure to Rs 1.3 lakh crore ($15.6 billion) from Rs 70,000 crore. Adani Green Energy will allocate 340 billion rupees to add 6 gigawatts of capacity. The conglomerate aims to leverage India's infrastructure growth, dismissing rumors of a stake in Paytm but open to fintech opportunities.

    Adani at AGM: Well positioned to continue programmes with Modi govt now in third term

    With the Modi-led National Democratic Alliance securing a third term, Gautam Adani, at Adani Enterprises' AGM, highlighted the group’s continued role in India’s growth. Adani addressed challenges from the Hindenburg controversy, emphasizing financial resilience and ambitious projects, including Mumbai’s Dharavi redevelopment. He projected India becoming the world's third-largest economy by decade's end.

    Monday blues! Heavyweights drag Sensex 400 points lower; Nifty below 23,400

    The weakness was led by selling pressure in banks and metal stocks, while FMCG and consumer durables saw some buying amid sectoral rotation. IndusInd Bank fell around 3% and was the top loser in the Nifty pack, followed by 2% plus declines in Cipla, Tata Steel, and Adani Ports. On the other hand, defensives from pharma, FMCG, and IT - Sun Pharma, ITC, Nestle, TCS, and HUL - saw buying action.

    Ambuja Cements may repay Penna's debt

    Private credit funds, including Edelweiss Alternative Asset, expect Ambuja Cements to repay Penna Cement's high-cost debt ahead of schedule. Adani Group-controlled Ambuja Cements acquired Penna Cement for ₹10,442 crore, aiming to reduce borrowing costs and improve credit ratings. The acquisition will help Ambuja Cements to refinance or repay Penna Cement's existing term loans and high-cost debt, including ₹400 crore to Edelweiss Alternative Asset.

    Adani Ports target price increased by Kotak Equities as outperformance is likely to continue

    Adani Ports' growth in volumes outpaced the Indian market, despite Gangavaram Port's loss due to strike/shutdown. RITES shares rallied 4% on signing an MoU with DMRC.

    The Economic Times
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