Are Adani Green Energy’s debt-fuelled sunny days coming to an end?
Charges of fraud levelled against chairman Gautam Adani and two key board members could spell trouble for India’s largest renewable energy developer, especially when its entire growth strategy is contingent on raising debt.
21 November, 2024•11 min
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