HindenBurg new report is again about Adani

Nothing's going to happen. Majority of Indian will discredit Hindenburg just because they don't want their portfolios to go down. Are things beyond control or is there any scope? I mean, not just this issue, but anything and everything.

So will adani ports get affected which cause Monday morning blues

As they are a lot cheaper now

Employees what's going on internally with the company? How's the growth and work?

- India's Adani Group has alerted Bangladesh's new government about a $500mn overdue payment crisis from a power project. - The interim government, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, blames costly deals under former PM Sheikh Hasina for financial woes. - Adani continues to supply power despite rising dues, urging Bangladesh to stabilize finances with help from lenders like the World Bank. - Bangladesh faces $3.7bn in total power liabilities, with $492mn owed to Adani alone. - Yunus's administration plans to reintroduce competitive bidding and review past energy deals to ensure cost-effectiveness. Source: [Financial Times](https://www.ft.com/content/176b6884-8e69-47ee-990c-c78a26793d7c)

Market will crash again on Monday, brace yourself. This time it’s against SEBI chairman and Adani group

How does Adani win all tenders after losing them?

When you look at other Hindenburg reports and the aftermath, you wonder how did Adani get away with it so easily? Maybe they trusted Indian market for it's efficency more than they should have. As Indians (retail shareholders, regulators, judiciary), we don't want Adani to fail.