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Adani stocks drop 20 per cent: What’s driving the panic?
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Adani stocks drop 20 per cent: What’s driving the panic?

Adani group stocks falling between 8 per cent and 20 per cent as of 9:15 am.

The Adani Group is in the spotlight after US prosecutors charged Gautam Adani, his nephew Sagar Adani, and others for allegedly offering Rs 2,029 crore (USD 265 million) in bribes to secure lucrative solar energy contracts. These allegations have sent shockwaves through the market, with most Adani stocks witnessing sharp declines in early trading hours.

Market Reaction: Stocks Plunge Amid Allegations

The market reacted negatively to the news, with Adani group stocks falling between 8 per cent and 20 per cent as of 9:15 am. The decline wasn’t limited to just the primary companies named; all related stocks tied to the group were significantly impacted. Investors seem to have adopted a cautious stance, awaiting clarity from the company.

Here’s a snapshot of the affected stocks as of 9:15 am (include the list here).

What Are the Allegations?

US prosecutors allege that Adani Group executives bribed Indian government officials to secure solar energy supply agreements. The case involves Rs 1,750 crore tied to Andhra Pradesh's state electricity companies. Gautam Adani reportedly met a top government official in 2021 to advance the deal. This "corrupt solar project" involved secret communications using code names like "Numero Uno" and "Snake."

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Looming Uncertainty: No Official Statement Yet

As of 9:23 am, the Adani Group has not issued an official statement addressing the allegations. The absence of clarification has fueled further uncertainty, leading to broader market concerns.

Until the group provides clear communication, these allegations may continue to weigh heavily on the stocks. Past incidents have shown how investor sentiment can remain negative in the absence of transparency.

What’s Next for Adani Stocks?

Market participants are closely monitoring any developments or statements from the Adani Group. While some investors may see the dip as a buying opportunity, others remain wary of the potential long-term impact on the group’s credibility and operations.

If the group issues a strong rebuttal or provides evidence to counter the allegations, it may stabilize investor sentiment. However, prolonged silence could lead to further erosion of market confidence.

Conclusion

The allegations against the Adani Group have cast a shadow over one of India’s largest conglomerates. The immediate reaction has been sharp declines in stock prices across the group. As the situation unfolds, all eyes are on how the Adani Group addresses these serious accusations. Transparency and swift action will be key to restoring investor trust.

Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice. 

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