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Adani Breaks Silence: 'Trust Is Greater Than Any Legal Right'

Adani Breaks Silence: 'Trust Is Greater Than Any Legal Right'
Gautam Adani breaks silence after US case dismissal, days trust is greater than legal right · telegraphindia.com

Gautam Adani is a very big business leader in India.

For the past couple of years, his company had a big legal problem.

Some people said the company did bad things, like secretly paying money to get business deals.

A research group named Hindenburg Research made accusations, and a court case was started in America.

This week, an American court decided to drop the case.

After that, Mr. Adani talked to his workers and partners in a special company meeting.

He said the most important thing in life is trust, and that trust is worth more than any legal right.

He reminded everyone that his company gave up a huge Rs 20,000 crore fundraising offer in 2023, even though it wasn't forced to.

He said hard times show what a person is really like, and he wants his company to help India become a strong, developed nation.

Key facts

Speaker
Gautam Adani, Chairman, Adani Group
Case dismissed
August 10, by US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis
Court
US District Court for the Eastern District of New York
Alleged bribes
About USD 265 million to Indian government officials for solar-power contracts
Withdrawn FPO
Rs 20,000 crore follow-on public offering withdrawn in 2023
Address series
'Apni Baat, Apno Ke Saath', second edition
Audience
Over three lakh employees and partners across more than 700 locations
Key quote
"Trust is greater than any legal right"

Quotes

Gautam Adani

Chairman of the Adani Group

“"While public attention remained fixed on the legal proceedings, employees, workers, suppliers, contractors, vendors and partners quietly continued building businesses, serving customers and delivering on their commitments."”
telegraphindia.com
“"Trust is greater than any legal right," Adani said, adding that while the law grants entitlements, values determine when it's right to actually use them.”
republicworld.com telegraphindia.com

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