Pranav Adani, nephew of billionaire Gautam Adani, faces insider trading allegations by SEBI over Adani Green's $3.5B SB Energy deal.

SEBI alleges Pranav Adani shared unpublished price-sensitive information about Adani Green's acquisition with his brother-in-law before the public announcement.

Adani Green's acquisition of SB Energy in 2021, valued at $3.5 billion, stands as India's largest renewable energy deal to date.

Kunal Shah and Nrupal Shah, relatives of Pranav Adani, allegedly profited ₹9 million by trading Adani Green shares using insider information.

Pranav Adani denies violating securities laws, seeking to settle charges without admitting guilt; Shah brothers claim trades were based on public information.

SEBI's probe included analysis of call records and trading patterns to establish the flow of unpublished price-sensitive information.

Pranav Adani's settlement plea is under consideration amid SEBI's review of its settlement procedures; Shah brothers contest the allegations.

This case adds to the Adani Group's legal challenges, including previous U.S. indictments alleging bribery and investor fraud.

Adani Green's stock experiences volatility amid insider trading allegations, reflecting investor concerns over corporate governance.

Pranav Adani, nephew of Gautam Adani

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