ADANI HINDENBURG DRAMA
After Kotak twist & China spies, Hindenburg vs Adani gets murkier as new details emerge in the drama
Adani-Hindenburg row: In the ongoing Adani-Hindenburg saga, new revelations show that US short-seller Hindenburg Research shared its critical report on the Adani group with New York hedge fund manager Mark Kingdon months before its public release. According to Sebi, this collaboration involved a profit-sharing agreement tied to significant declines in Adani's market value, exceeding USD 150 billion across 10 listed firms.
Kotak twist to Adani- Hindenburg drama: Here's how US short seller responded to Sebi show cause notice
Adani Hindenburg Row: In the latest turn of events, Hindenburg revealed it received a show-cause notice from India's market regulator SEBI over alleged violations related to its bets on Adani Group stocks. Kotak Bank was also entangled in the latest developments. Previously, Hindenburg Research had accused the Adani Group of stock market manipulation and accounting fraud.
K-Drama on D-Street! Kotak Mahindra Bank on Hindenburg hitlist after Adani
US-based activist investor Hindenburg Research has once again opened its mouth on the Adani controversy but the target this time is Kotak Mahindra Bank and markets regulator Sebi. As a result, shares of the private sector lender fell up to 4% while Adani stocks were unaffected by the revelations made by the short-seller.
Adani emerges from Hindenburg blow stronger, sets sights on bigger things
The group has initiated various expansions and investments, including the establishment of a $1.2 billion copper plant, acquisition of a port in Odisha, increased ownership in a cement company, and formed a strategic partnership with rival Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries.
Icahn’s investment firm sinks further, down 35% since Hindenburg attack
Hindenburg accused Carl Icahn's investment firm of over-valuing its holdings and relying on a "Ponzi-like" structure to pay dividends. Icahn called the report "self-serving."
Adani-Hindenburg: Now for those money laundering allegations
The Securities and Exchange Board of India, however, can and must talk — and act. A more than $100 billion rout in the share prices of the highly leveraged infrastructure owner has the potential to spark a broader contagion, especially if the local banking system gets infected. It’s SEBI’s job to restore trust in the Indian market.
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Adani contagion fear hits bank stocks, major life insurer
The NSE Bank Nifty Index dropped as much as 3.5%, extending declines of the previous session, underperforming broader stock benchmarks. Bank of Baroda and State Bank of India were among the biggest decliners, falling at least 5% each. LIC’s shares extended their drop to 4.3% intraday before paring some losses.
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