By January 30, the stock had fallen to Rs 1,708.20 per piece and has been dipping in every trading session.Īlso Read | Hindenburg effect: Gautam Adani’s net worth drops below $50 billion Like Adani Green Energy, there has been hardly any recovery in the stock, barring a few small rallies. Adani Green Energy’s market capitalisation has fallen to Rs 89.88 thousand crore.Īdani Transmission: Losing over 70 per cent of its stock value in a month, Adani Transmission is also among the worst-affected Adani Group stocks.Īdani Transmission shares were trading at Rs 2762.15 per piece on January 24, but a sharp sell-off triggered by the Hindenburg report has eroded its value sharply. It hit a 52-week low of Rs 567.40 per share today, signaling that the stock continues to remain under pressure. The stock has not seen any sort of strong recovery and even hit the lower circuit of 5 per cent today. By February 3, the stock had fallen to half its value as of January 24.Īlso Read | Lending to Adani Group won’t depend on stock volatility, says Bank of Baroda CEO The slide got steeper for the company over the next few trading sessions as the share price kept falling. The market value of its stock has fallen by nearly 71 per cent or Rs 1364.45 per share.Īdani Green Energy’s stock was trading at Rs 1,916.80 a piece on January 24, but fell sharply to Rs 1,189 by January 30. The market capitalisation of Adani Wilmar stood at Rs 53.45 thousand crore.Īdani Green Energy: Unlike the previous two listed companies, Adani Green Energy has been one of the hardest hit group firms. The stock ended at Rs 411.25 per share today, after falling 4.32 per cent during today’s session.Īlso Read | No irregularities found: Adani Wilmar on raids at Himachal Pradesh warehouse It again climbed to Rs 438.25 on February 17, but dipped again in the two trading sessions this week. The stock dipped slightly over the next few trading sessions and fell to Rs 393.40 on February 14. The stock kept falling for the next few trading sessions till February 6 to Rs 379.95 per share, before climbing to Rs 439.70 on February 9. On January 24, Adani Wilmar’s share price stood at Rs 572.65 per piece. Over the past month, the stock has fallen over 24.6 per cent or by Rs 132.65. Its total market capitalisation was Rs 1.26 lakh crore.Īdani Wilmar: The leading FMCG company’s stock has seen a few ups and downs after the Hindenburg report. However, the stock has witnessed a strong recovery over the past few days, as the group announced prepayment of some loans before schedule.Īlso Read | Adani Ports to prepay Rs 1,000 crore in March, shares riseĪt the end of today’s trading session, Adani Ports share price stood at Rs 584 a piece. Following the Hindenburg report, Adani Ports stock fell sharply to hit 462.45 on February 2. On January 24, the stock was trading at Rs 761.20 per share. While the stock has made some recovery after falling to a 52-week low of Rs 1,017 per share, it could take a while before Adani Enterprises can reach levels seen before January 24.Īlso Read | Dow Jones to boot Adani Enterprises from sustainability indices, NSE puts 3 firms under watchĪdani Ports and Special Economic Zone: This Adani Group firm is one of the least impacted stocks among all the other listed firms, having lost a little over 24 per cent of its stock value in a month. The steep fall in the stock was initially triggered by the Hindenburg report, but the situation worsened after the group decided to call off the Rs 20,000 crore secondary sale of its flagship company.
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