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Markets drop as investors dump firms with high debt levels, share pledging

The shares of Adani Ports, Adani Power, Jindal Stainless, Reliance Capital, and Suzlon saw heavy selling

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Sundar Sethuraman Mumbai
The domestic markets witnessed a sharp sell-off on Monday with the benchmark indices falling around a per cent and the broader market cracking nearly 2 per cent, as investors turned wary of companies with high debt and promoter share pledging. 

The panic was triggered by developments at the country's largest TV network, Zee, where a sharp fall in shares of the group companies, coupled with high promoter pledging, put lenders, especially mutual funds, in a spot.

While shares of Zee rebounded on Monday, following an agreement with lenders, investors started dumping firms where debt levels and promoter pledging was high.

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