Adani Energy Approves Raising $502 Million Via Share Sale
Billionaire Gautam Adani-controlled Adani Energy Solutions Ltd. approved raising 43 billion rupees ($502 million) via a stake sale.
The Adani Group unit's board passed an enabling resolution to raise the amount via 'Qualified Institutional Placement' in one or more tranches, according to an exchange filing Saturday.
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