NSDL freezes 3 foreign funds with ₹435 billion investment in Adani group, says media report
The Hindu
Adani group shares fall between 5% to 18%.
Shares of Adani group companies fell between 5% and 18% on Monday, after the Economic Times reported the National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) had frozen the accounts of three foreign funds, which have a total investment of 435 billion rupees in Adani group companies. Adani Enterprises and Nifty 50-listed Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone were the top losers, falling over 15% each. The report said, citing an official, that the NSDL’s move could be because of inadequate beneficial ownership documentation.
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