- Shares of
Adani Transmission rallied 331% in 2021 so far to be valued at ₹2 trillion. - It is said to be one of the largest private sector power transmission companies in India with a presence across the western, northern and central regions of India.
- Another
Adani Group company closest to the 2 trillion mark is Adani Green Energy. - In May 2021, analysts at CLSA said the stock is driven by speculation, rather than interest from a large number of investors, because very few shares are actually traded while most are held by foreign investors that are common across Adani Group.
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Shares of the power transmission and distribution company rallied 91% in the last month and 331% in 2021 so far. And, one of the big reasons for the rally is that there are very few shares up for grabs in the market.
In May 2021, CLSA had reportedly dropped coverage on the company saying that the stock is driven by speculation and not because the trading volumes are huge, which would reflect interest from a large number of investors. The stock has risen by 7% since then.
The company has 319.58 million free floating shares for investors to trade in the market out of 1.10 billion. According to CLSA, less than 5% of these shares were actually being traded. “81% (of the non-promoter shareholding) is owned by closely-held foreign investors-which are common across the Adani Group and hardly liquid,” CLSA reportedly said.
Another Adani Group company closest to the 2 trillion mark is Adani Green Energy. Recently, the renewable energy major raised $ 750 million through sale of green bonds. The renewable energy company has been a hot stock given the government’s efforts to reduce reliance on oil and gas imports by looking at alternate clean energy.
All Adani Group companies are valued at over ₹1.5 lakh crore except Adani Power.
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