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PRINCE Question by PRINCE on Oct 22, 2020Hindi
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please tell me why are you suggesting to avoid adani green? I saw in one of your suggestions that u suggested some1 to exit Adani green .

Honestly, I couldn't get the logic. I am a beginner having 1.5 years of experience in the stock market. I don't see anything wrong with adani green .renewable energy is the word of the hour. adani being the largest company in the renewable energy space with a humungous order book and target the only negative is a huge debt but don't u think they can manage it? Please clear my doubt I am very interested in solving stock market puzzles.

Ans: The huge debt and profitability remains a key concern. The strong traction in the renewable space is definitely a key positive for the company, but the same thing is yet to translate into earnings. Hence, exit the stock.

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Is it good time to buy the beaten down stocks of Adani Group. The likes of Adani Total Gas, Adani Green Energy, Adani Power, etc. Also, it is advisable to apply for ongoing Adani Enterprises FPO ?
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1) Violations of Exchange and listed rules
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3) Use of Shell companies outside india ( Mauritius) to manuipulate the stock price
4) Money laundering through private Adani companies in listed companies of Adani inorder to look Balance sheet good.
5) Inexperienced Chartered accountants to audit the companies.
6) Using stocks as collateral for debt.

Looking at this points and also the allegations done by Hindenberg, i am fine to believe that there few acts which they taken for granted and manipulate the exchange and listing rules but calling Adani company as CON or Fraud is not what i would call this company. Companies margin are very low as compared to their cost of capital but being an infrastructure led company its takes long gestation period to realise the cash flows. Adani is playing important role in building infrasturcture in India with ports, power, airports etc and even though company is highly levered to build the assets and cash flow, the company has good physical assets in the balance sheet. Even though it may not a investible company for a retail invstor with the sort of volatility and margins they are earning.

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Ans: Hello Sashi,

First of all we need to understand the questions being asked by Hindenberg and try to evaluate whether the allegation made by them makes any sense. If anyone goes through the Hindenberg report than the allegations and questions asked can be bifurcated into below broad categories:

1) Violations of Exchange and listed rules
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Sir what is your advice to buy shares of Adani group companies? which company equity shares you will advise to buy from Adani group.
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1) Violations of Exchange and listed rules
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