India's Adani to Pay US$275 Million Settlement to US over Alleged Iran Sanctions Violations
Treasury said Adani Enterprises will pay $275 million over Iran sanctions violations as prosecutors move to end criminal fraud charges.
- On Monday, Adani Enterprises agreed to pay $275 million to the U.S. Treasury Department to settle alleged violations of sanctions on Iran.
- According to Treasury, between November 2023 and June 2025, the firm processed about $192 million in payments for shipments from a Dubai-based trader purportedly containing Omani and Iraqi gas that allegedly originated in Iran.
- Separately, the Securities and Exchange Commission settled a civil fraud lawsuit last week against Gautam Adani and his nephew Sagar Adani for $18 million, with defendants agreeing to payment without admitting or denying allegations.
- The Justice Department is preparing to drop separate fraud charges against Gautam Adani, who recently pledged to invest $10 billion in U.S. energy and infrastructure projects.
- These resolutions could clear the path for the Adani Group to resume aggressive expansion, though the conglomerate has consistently denied all allegations related to the cases.
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Adani Enterprises to Pay $275 Million to Settle Alleged US Iran Sanctions Violations Over LPG Imports
Adani Enterprises to pay $275m to settle alleged US Iran sanctions violations over LPG imports, after OFAC flags links to illicit Iranian-origin shipments.
The US had accused Indian industrialist Adani of deceiving investors in connection with bribery payments. The case, which triggered a stock market slump, is nearing its end.
Trump administration ends civil, criminal cases against Adani after US$10 billion investment promise
The Trump administration on Monday moved to dismiss criminal fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, while also settling alleged Iran sanctions violations involving one of his companies.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration moved Monday to dismiss criminal fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, while also settling alleged Iran sanctions violations involving one of his companies.
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