SEBI has settled its adjudication proceedings against five Adani Group companies, arising from an examination into disclosure and corporate-governance issues flagged in the Hindenburg report, on payment of settlement amounts totalling about Rs 1.51 crore. The settlement was arrived at without the companies admitting or denying the findings, and disposes of the proceedings without any finding of wrongdoing, subject to SEBI’s right to restore them in certain circumstances.
A US federal court dismissed the criminal bribery case against Gautam Adani, accepting the DOJ’s decision to drop it, but the judge criticised the process and said it was no finding on merits. New Delhi: A United States federal court has dismissed the criminal case against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, accepting the US Department of […]
A US federal court directed Gautam Adani to file an affidavit by July 15 disclosing whether any promise, offer or agreement was linked to the US Department of Justice’s request to dismiss the criminal indictment against him and seven others in an alleged bribery case.
A US judge sought details from the Justice Department over its decision to drop criminal charges against industrialist Gautam Adani. The court deferred formal dismissal of the case, while Adani’s lawyers had requested closure after prosecutors decided not to continue pursuing the allegations.
Competition Commission of India closed bid rigging allegations in solar tender involving Adani Group entities. Bench led by Ravneet Kaur found no prima facie violation, ending proceedings under Competition Act.
The Supreme Court of India declined to hear journalist Ravi Nair’s plea challenging a summons issued by the Ahmedabad Crime Branch over a report on the Adani Group. The Court asked him to approach the Gujarat High Court instead, after which the petition was withdrawn.
The Supreme Court refused to pass any interim order against Adani Group’s proposed thermal power plant in Uttar Pradesh. The Court said development and environmental concerns must be balanced and sought responses from the Centre and the State government.
A Delhi court transferred appeals by Newslaundry and journalist Paranjoy Guha Thakurta against a gag order restraining reporting on Adani Enterprises to Judge Ashish Aggarwal. The move aims to avoid “any contradictory view” in the sensitive defamation case.
SEBI’s clean chit to Adani Group marks a landmark verdict dismissing Hindenburg allegations, as top lawyers praise the regulator’s decisive ruling, strengthening corporate credibility and investor confidence.
A Delhi court has set aside a gag order that had restrained four journalists from publishing stories against Adani Enterprises. The court ruled that the earlier order was unsustainable as the journalists were not given a fair hearing.
