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Adani group to review capital raising after $2.5bn share sale’s withdrawal

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BENGALURU: India’s Adani group will review its capital raising plan once the market stabilises, chairman Gautam Adani said, after flagship Adani Enterprises withdrew a $2.5 billion share sale citing the need to insulate investors from potential losses.

Adani Enterprises late on Wednesday called off the share sale as a rout sparked by a US short-seller’s criticisms wiped billions more off the value of the Indian tycoon’s stocks.

Indian market regulator examining Adani share rout, source says

In a video address on Thursday, Adani said the ports-to-airports conglomerate’s cash flow has been “very strong” and that it has an “impeccable track record” of fulfilling debt obligations.

On the withdrawal of the offer, he said the interest of investors was the chief consideration for the move.

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SAMIR SARDANA Feb 05, 2023 12:03pm
Y USE AEL ? INSTEAD THEY CAN USE ADANI PORTS (APL) .EVEN IF THE AIM IS TO START,MEDICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. AS A SPV. AEL HAS NO REVENUE MODEL. APL HAS 55000 CRORES DEBT AND 39000 CRORES EQUITY,WITH A PAT OF 5500 CRORES AND CASH PROFIT,OF 8200 CRORES. THERE IS AMPLE SCOPE TO PLACE EQUITY,NON VOTING SHARES AND REFINANCE DEBT.APL PAT IS FLAT IN THE LAST 2 YEARS,AND SO,THE HAIFA AND LANKA ACQUISITION. THERE IS CONTINGUITY BETWEEN PORTS/ROADS/POWER AND TRANSMISSION. THE CORE COMPETENCE IS THE SAME AS THEY ARE ALL SERVICE INDUSTRIES. SO USING THE BALANCE SHEET TO LEVERAGE DEBT/PE TO ONLEND TO THE NAVRATNAS, MAKES SENSE AND WILL ALSO BOOST THE TREASURY INCOME,OF APL.. THE APL DEBT CAN BE RESTRUCTURED,BY HARVESTING THE CASH FLOWS AND ASSETS, OF THE STEP DOWN SUBSIDIARIES,OF THE NAVRATNAS. SAMIR SARDANA APL HAS HAD A SHARP RISE IN COSTS IN FY 2022, AND A FX LOSS OF 900 CRORES (VS FX GAIN OF 800 CRORES IN FY21).APL HAS TO DERISK ITS FX AND RECESSION RISK, VIA PE STAKES, IN NAVRTANAS
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