Indian conglomerate Adani Group's locally listed bonds have resisted the panic selling in the groups' dollar-denominated debt and domestically listed stocks since last Wednesday following short-seller Hindenburg Research's scathing report on the group.
These companies, CLSA added, have a total debt of 2.11 trillion rupees, with 50% from banks and financial institutions and over 600 billion rupees in foreign-currency denominated bonds, which have seen a sharp selloff.
"We have a small exposure to Adani's bonds but there is no concern regarding this exposure as most of it is secured," said an official at a large state-run lender. Moreover, Adani Group companies have not been rolling over many of their short-term commercial papers and instead allowed them to mature.
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