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"100+ Days After Hindenburg Report: Adani Group's Stock Market Review"📉

Summary:

🔶Total Market Cap Loss: 🔻$120B
🔶Most Fallen Adani Stock: ATGL 🔻80%
🔶Most Resilient Stock: Adani Ports 🔻10%

Detailed Look at 9 Companies Under Adani🧵

#HindenburgReport #SEBI #AdaniGroup Image
1) Adani Ent

🔶Share price ~ 44% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~173,918 Cr($ 21.2B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 75% drop from 321 to 81
2) ATGL

ATGL stands for Adani Total Gas Limited which operates in the natural gas distribution and marketing sector in India.

🔶Share price ~ 80% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~343,780 Cr($41.9B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 82% drop from 884 to 156
3) Adani Green

The company operates and develops renewable power projects in India, including solar, wind, and hydroelectric power plants.

🔶Share price ~ 55% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~168,661 Cr($20.5B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 78% drop from 558 to 124
4) Adani Transmission

Adani Transmission is responsible for transmission of power from generation sources to distribution networks, ensuring electricity supply to consumers.

🔶Share price ~ 70% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~216,675 Cr($26.4B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 75% drop from 358 to 88
5) Adani Ports

The company operates and manages ten ports in India and handles a diverse range of cargo, including containers, crude oil, coal, and fertilizers.

🔶Share price ~ 10% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~16,417 Cr($2B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 3% drop from 30 to 29
6) Ambuja Cement

The company produces cement for a variety of applications, including residential and commercial construction, infrastructure, and precast concrete products.

🔶Share price ~ 19% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~18,861 Cr($2.3B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 47% drop from 54 to 36
7) ACC

The company produces a wide range of cement products, including Portland cement, blended cement, and specialty cements for various applications.

🔶Share price ~ 22% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~9,765 Cr($1.2B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 11% increase from 50 to 55
8) Adani Wilmar

The company operates in the edible oil and food products sector and is one of the largest producers of edible oils in India.

🔶Share price ~ 29% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~20,670 Cr($2.5B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 15% drop from 97 to 83
9) Adani Power

The company operates a diversified portfolio of thermal and renewable power plants with a total operational capacity of over 12,000 megawatts (MW).

🔶Share price ~ 14% lower
🔶Market Cap Loss ~14,255 Cr($1.7B)
🔶PE Ratio~ 17% drop from 10 to 8
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