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Adani Group: How The World’s 3rd Richest Man Is Pulling The Largest Con In Corporate History

Look at the valuation of publicly traded company ...their valuation are more than some stupid crypto start up.....Most funny part is all is happening in broad day light....Most share held by Mauritius shell company ....since 2000 their are doing this ...and no body bet eye on them.....

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Today It is next to impossible do something as This guy is friend of Most powerful leader in history of Modern India....

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Seems party is just started......Nobody knew the future but fun to see this whole story.....How it will end....

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Adani firms lose $65 billion in value as U.S. short-seller battle escalates​


 
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There’s Evidence That The Adani Group Likely Bought Into Its Own $2.5 Billion Share Sale

Adani scraps fully subscribed FPO, says going ahead ‘morally wrong’


Too expensive to buy your own shares at ₹3200 when you can buy them from market at ₹2000!

Now, Citigroup Wealth Unit Halts Margin Loans on Adani Securities
 
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Adani Group used tiny 11-employee firm to audit businesses worth $100B​



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Adani Group used a tiny auditing firm with just 11 employees — some as young as 23 — to review finances at two key subsidiaries with a combined value of $100 billion, according to bombshell allegations from short-seller Hindenburg Research.

As of Thursday, billionaire Gautam Adani’s business empire has lost a whopping $108 billion in value since Hindenburg accused him on Jan. 24 of overseeing “the largest con in corporate history.” The India-based conglomerate was forced to abandon a planned $2.5 billion share sale this week.

One of the key “red flags” raised by Hindenburg about Adani Group’s alleged subpar governance concerned its use of the firm Shah Dhandharia, which conducted audits for the flagship Adani Enterprises and Adani Total Gas.

Based out of an office in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, the firm used auditing partners who “were as young as 24 and 23 years old” to approve annual audit reports at the two subsidiaries, according to Hindenburg, which obtained and published copies of IDs and government records confirming their ages.

“They were essentially fresh out of school, hardly in a position to scrutinize and hold to account the financials of some of the largest companies in the country, run by one of its most powerful individuals,” Hindenburg said in its report.

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India's Adani crisis spills over into street protests as losses top $110 bln​


 
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