SEBI issues orders regarding Hindenburg allegations against Adani Group
The SEBI orders and investigation related to Hindenburg allegations can have a moderate impact on investor confidence and the company's reputation, warranting attention but not necessarily indicating immediate financial consequences.
The announcement is a regulatory filing regarding SEBI orders and investigations, without clear positive or negative implications for the company's performance.
* SEBI has issued two orders, both dated September 18, 2025, regarding the Hindenburg allegations against the Adani Group. * The orders pertain to transactions with Adicorp Enterprises Private Limited. * The Hindenburg report alleged that Adicorp was used to route funds from various Adani Group companies to Adani Power Limited (APL). * SEBI carried out a detailed investigation to ascertain whether the listed Adani Group of Companies attempted to circumvent the provisions of the SEBI Act and LODR Regulations. * The investigation period was from financial year 2012-13 to 2020-21. * The SCN (Show Cause Notice) observed that APSEZ and APL had entered into financial transactions with Adicorp to route funds from APSEZ to APL. * During FY 2012-13 and FY 2018-19, APSEZ transferred ₹1,282 crore to Adicorp, which in turn transferred the same amount to APL on the same or the next day. * APL repaid the amount to Adicorp with interest, which in turn repaid the amount to APSEZ and its 100% subsidiary ALL on the same or the next day. * ALL gave ₹495 crore loan to Adicorp on April 2, 2019, which was used to return ₹495 crore of loan to APSEZ on the next day. * During FY 2020-21, APL returned ₹631.47 crore to Adicorp, which was used to return ₹568.26 crore to ALL and ₹58.78 crore to APSEZ during the same financial year. * APSEZ received back ₹1,376.15 crore from May 13, 2014, to September 25, 2020, against a total loan of ₹1,282 crore given to Adicorp from December 27, 2012, to October 5, 2018. * ALL received back ₹568.26 crore on June 29, 2020, and September 25, 2020, against a loan of ₹495 crore given to Adicorp on April 2, 2019. * In the entire process, APSEZ got extra amount (interest) of ₹94.15 crore, ALL got extra amount (interest) of ₹73.26 crore and Adicorp got extra amount (interest) of ₹4.46 crore.
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