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Adani Ports to make an early $130 million debt payment
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Adani Ports to make an early $130 million debt payment

Following over $413 million in debt being tendered for early payment, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, a group company of the struggling Adani group, announced on Tuesday that it would pay $130 million of its debt early.

Late this month, Adani Ports announced a tender for up to $130 million in dollar-denominated bonds with a 3.375% maturity date, in an effort to regain investor trust after the group's shares were severely damaged earlier this year by a US short-seller's report.

The firm, led by billionaire businessman Gautam Adani, has lost roughly $114 billion in market value since a Hindenburg Research study on January 24 accused it of unlawful use of offshore tax havens and stock manipulation. The organisation has seven listed stocks. The group refuted all charges.

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Following over $413 million in debt being tendered for early payment, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, a group company of the struggling Adani group, announced on Tuesday that it would pay $130 million of its debt early. Late this month, Adani Ports announced a tender for up to $130 million in dollar-denominated bonds with a 3.375% maturity date, in an effort to regain investor trust after the group's shares were severely damaged earlier this year by a US short-seller's report. The firm, led by billionaire businessman Gautam Adani, has lost roughly $114 billion in market value since a Hindenburg Research study on January 24 accused it of unlawful use of offshore tax havens and stock manipulation. The organisation has seven listed stocks. The group refuted all charges. Also read: Myanmar Port sold at discounted price of $30 million by Adani Ports DCI receives dredging contract from Paradip port authority

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