Adani group stocks rallied on Thursday after Hindenburg Research, which made international waves with campaigns targeting billionaire Gautam Adani that wiped billions from market value of his group companies,

Hindenburg Research published reports against Indian conglomerate The short-seller accused Adani Group of using offshore tax havens improperly, which the company denied.

Nate Anderson, the founder of Hindenburg Research, on Thursday announced plans to shut down the US-based investment research firm, which gained attention for its short-selling activities and reports that led to the loss of billions of dollars for Indian billionaire Gautam Adani-led Adani Group.

Adani Group stocks saw a significant rise on Thursday after Hindenburg Research, the US company that caused major losses for Gautam Adani, was shut down. Companies like Adani Power and

The US-based short-selling firm that was behind reports that wiped out tens of billions from the market value of Adani Group, Hindenburg Research is finally shutting shutters. Here is a look at ‘Hindenburg-Adani’ saga.

Founder Nathan Anderson said Hindenburg's intense work had taken a toll on his personal life, and while there were no specific reasons for the closure, the plan had always been to shut down the firm after completing their current projects.

Hindenburg Research, the controversial activist short-selling firm founded by Nathan Anderson in 2017, has announced its own demise. The firm was infamous in financial circles for its sensational reports targeting companies it alleged were engaged in fraudulent or unethical practices,

CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin reports on the latest news.

Adani Group stocks surged today as Hindenburg Research, the short-selling firm infamous for its critical reports, announced its immediate closure. Hindenburg’s founder, Nate Anderson, cited the completion of their “pipeline of ideas” as the reason for the firm’s shutdown.

Adani Group stocks, including Adani Power, Adani Green Energy, Adani Enterprises, and Adani Ports, witnessed a notable rally on Thursday, January 16. This surge followed the announcement that US-based short-selling firm Hindenburg Research,

Adani Power rose the most among all the other companies of the group by as much as 9.2% or close to ₹600 per share