The Adani Group will hold a fixed-income financier roadshow in Asia next week as the embattled Indian corporation looks for to fix the damage caused by a shock short-seller report. The group will hold a roadshow in Singapore on Feb.

27, and Hong Kong on Feb.

28 and March 1, according to a person acquainted with the matter.

Amongst the executives in participation will be group primary monetary officer Jugeshinder Singh and business finance head Anupam Misra, stated the individual, who asked not to be determined since the matter is personal. The empire of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani is seeking to stem fallout after a report by United States short seller Hindenburg Research last month accused it of accounting fraud and stock manipulation-- declares the group have actually rejected.

Adanis US-currency bonds have slumped given that the report was published, and the corporation faces maturities from a variety of its business by the end of next year. Moodys Investors Service has cut the outlook on a number of Adani firms, pointing out issue over the effect of any huge dive in funding costs. Adani bonds were mixed Friday, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Adani Green Energy Ltd.s September 2024 bond was little bit changed at 79.8 cents per dollar at 2:45 p.m.

in Hong Kong, while the 2029 note provided by Adani Ports - & Special Economic Zone Ltd.

increased 0.4 cents to 77.9 cents. The ports-to-power group has lost about $146 billion in equity market price given that Jan.

24, when Hindenburg released its scathing report.

The Adani firms have worked with legal and communication teams, cut costs and repaid financial obligation as they look for to soothe traders concerned about the groups access to financing. The Adani Group held calls with bondholders previously this month too. The companies have actually tapped global bond purchasers for more than $8 billion in recent years, while likewise turning to worldwide banks for at least as much in foreign-currency loans, information put together by Bloomberg show. Barclays Plc, BNP Paribas SA, DBS Bank Ltd., Deutsche Bank AG, Emirates NBD Capital, ING Groep NV, IMI-Intesa Sanpaolo SpA, MUFG, Mizuho, SMBC Nikko and Standard Chartered Bank extended the invite for the roadshow to potential financiers.