Adani Drops To Third Richest In Asia After Stock Market Rout Knocks Off Another $12 Billion From His Fortune

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Adani's estimated net worth has now dropped below Chinese billionaire Zhong Shanshan—the founder and CEO of beverage giant Nongfu Spring.

Since the short-seller Hindenburg Group accused Adani’s companies of engaging in stock manipulation and accounting fraud last week, Adani has dropped from third to 16th on.

Since the short-seller Hindenburg Group accused Adani’s companies of engaging in stock manipulation and accounting fraud last week, Adani has dropped from third to 16th on
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-$22 billion in a day then -$12 Billion another day

So sad third richest in Asia. 3rd among half the world population

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