Adani regained their lost status, but these things are still out of reach

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Gautam Adani, who lost the crown of Asia’s second richest man a day ago, has regained his lost status. On Friday, a surge in most of the Adani group’s shares saw his wealth rise by $969 million and once again overtake Chinese billionaire Zhong Shanshan to become Asia’s second richest. However, Adani is still out of the world’s top-20 richest list.

Adani Enterprises gained 1.27 percent, Adani Ports 0.86 percent and Adani Power 3.33 percent on Friday. Adani Green Energy also closed up more than two percent. Adani Green Solutions also gained 1.56 percent. ACC, Ambuja Cement and NDTV also closed in the green. While Adani port is on red mark. Adani’s net worth has risen to $62.8 billion due to this surge in shares. Gautam Adani is ranked 21st in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Had a stroke a day ago

Earlier, billionaire Gautam Adani has suffered several setbacks in a single day. He not only lost his wealth but also lost his rank and position. The reason for this was a report which alleged that the Adani group had invested millions of dollars in the stock exchange by secretly buying its own shares. Because of this, the shares of Adani Group companies closed with a big fall on Thursday.

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