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Published: July 2, 2024
Updated: July 2, 2024

Adani Group Stocks Defy Hindenburg Notice, Rise Up to 4%

Market Resilience

In a surprising turn of events, Adani Group stocks have shown remarkable resilience in the face of a 'show cause' notice from SEBI, with some stocks rising up to 4% and others trading flat. This comes despite the regulatory notice and allegations of stock manipulation and accounting fraud by Hindenburg Research.

Stock-Specific Performance

Adani Total Gas Ltd led the pack, rallying over 4% to Rs 926.85, with its total valuations crossing the Rs 1 lakh crore mark. Adani Wilmar Ltd and Adani Energy Solutions Ltd followed closely, jumping over 3% each. Adani Green Energy Ltd, Ambuja Cements Ltd, and Adani Power Ltd also added around 1% each. This surge in stock prices suggests that investors are looking past the regulatory notice and betting on the group's growth potential.

Market Sentiment

The market sentiment seems to be driven by the belief that the Adani Group's fundamentals remain strong, despite the allegations. Investors are likely betting on the group's ability to weather the storm and continue its growth trajectory. The rise in stock prices also suggests that the market is giving the benefit of doubt to the Adani Group, at least for now.

Allegations and Notice

Hindenburg Research's report last year alleged Adani Group's involvement in stock manipulation and accounting fraud, which led to a significant decline in the group's stock prices. The SEBI notice has added to the scrutiny, but the market seems to be looking beyond these allegations.

Accordingly, Adani Group stocks have shown surprising strength despite the regulatory notice, with some even touching new highs. While the allegations are serious and the notice is a significant development, the market seems to be giving the Adani Group the benefit of doubt. Only time will tell if this confidence is justified, and if the group can continue to weather the storm and deliver on its growth promises.

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