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Rajiv Jain's GQG Partners, which happens to be one of the most reliable investors in Adani Group's business, has recently increased its stakes in Adani Group firms. The company has increased its holdings in Adani Green Energy by 28 basis points during the quarter ending March 2025. It has also increased its stake by 17 basis points in Adani Enterprises. This highlights the enhanced trust that long-standing investors have in Adani Group's companies. With the recent rise in stakes, the Adani Group will be able to carry out its business operations smoothly. The global business group will also be
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ADANI'S MOST DEVOTED INVESTOR INCREASES ITS INVESTMENT IN ADANI GROUP COMPANIES GQG Partners, which is led by the business giant Rajiv Jain, has recently increased its bet in the Adani Group companies at the end of FY25. The company has taken up this decision despite the market turbulence, which has been triggered by global headwinds. The company has increased its stakes in Adani Green Energy and Adani Enterprises by 28 and 17 basis points, respectively. GQG has also added to its holdings in Adani Energy Solutions Limited by 13 basis points and marginally in Adani Power Limited by 2 basis points. GQG Partners’ largest stakes remain in Adani Energy Solutions. The company has 25.23 % stakes in the Adani firm. This is followed by Adani Power, where the company holds 5.1% stakes.
RISING ABOVE THE ONGOING CONTROVERSIES The rise in stakes was seen in such a quarter, which was marked by global headlines and turbulent market conditions. This included concerns over the implementation of a reciprocal tariff by the US and various outflows made by foreign institutional investors from India. However, even amidst disruptive market conditions, the Adani Group did not fail to ensure that its business operations were carried out in a streamlined manner. GQG Partners’ return coincides with the de-escalation of the 265 million USD US bribery issue that caused the Adani Group's business to be under extremely stressful conditions.
In January 2024, the Adani Group was finally able to recover from the crisis and get back to its initial days of glory. • Recently, the Securities Exchange Commission and the US Department of Justice claimed that the Adani Group had bribed Indian officials with millions of dollars to obtain various solar contracts. This once again brought about turmoil to Adani Group's business. However, the global conglomerate has so far denied all the charges. The investigations regarding the same are still ongoing. However, no such proof has yet been found against the Adani Group. This further signifies Adani Group's strong business presence. It also highlights the group’s enhanced resilience and business growth.