Post Hindenburg Research report -The ADANI Group affair –A Status Check

Entity

Rating Agency

Action taken / Not Taken

Adani Enterprises

S&P Dow Jones

REMOVED from Dow Jones Sustainability Indices

ADANI PORT

S&P

Outlook  NEGATIVE

ADANI ELECTRICITY

Adani Electricity Mumbai Ltd

CIN: U74999GJ2008PLC107256

S&P

Outlook NEGATIVE

Ratings of Adani group entities under continuous surveillance

CRISIL

S&P Indian subsidiary

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Nothing in tangible terms

 

No near-term,  significant offshore bond maturities

·        earliest in June 2024 for Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ, BBB-/Stable);

·        December 2024 for Adani Green Energy Limited Restricted Group 1 (AGEL RG1, BB+/Stable); and

·        2026 or beyond for all other entities- reducing refinancing risks and near-term liquidity risks.”

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These adverse developments are likely to reduce the group’s ability to raise capital to fund committed capex or refinance maturing debt over the next 1-2 years. We recognise that a portion of the capex is deferrable, and the rated entities do not have significant maturing debt until FY2025.”

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