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Adani Group hits back at Australian critics, will go ahead with project

Annual accounts cleared by top auditors, tax officials, the group said

The Adani group has also been struggling to financially close the Australian mine project, as global banks are under pressure to not lend to environmentally polluting activities
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Adani's Australia mine operations

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
The Adani Group has said it has invested $3.6 billion in the Australian coal mines and its accounts are cleared by top auditors and tax officials across various geographies, including Australia.

Reacting to an Australian media report, which quoted a University of Sydney professor alleging that Adani Mining, the Australian subsidiary of Adani group, is in a very fragile and perilous financial position, the group said several anti-coal mine activists are discrediting the company and its operations. But it will continue to go ahead with the project.

Professor Sandra van der Laan, a forensic auditing specialist at the university, said

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