BANGKOK (AP) — Nate Anderson, the founder of the muckraking financial information firm Hindenburg Research, says he is disbanding the organization after it finished the pipeline of work it set out to do.

Nate Anderson, the man behind Hindenburg Research, announced that he was shutting down the controversial investment research firm. Started in 2017, the company earned notoriety in 2023 when it accused

Hindenburg Research, storied for its short-selling reports, is winding up its business. The firm, which gained traction for rattling the Adani Group in 2023, was pursuing probes against some of the biggest corporate moguls worldwide.

US-based Hindenburg Research, known for its controversial short-selling practices, is shutting down operations. The closure has raised questions about the firm’s practices, its impact on markets, and the possible reasons behind this sudden move.

Hindenburg Research, the short seller that had targeted several business groups in the past, is going to be disbanded, its founder Nate Anderson has said.

Nate Anderson’s Hindenburg Research, known for its impactful short-selling reports, will shut down. The firm gained notoriety for allegations against the Adani Group, which include stock manipulation and accounting fraud.

Hindenburg Research, known for its impactful investigative reports, announced its closure following the completion of their projects. Founder Nathan A

Hindenburg Research disbands after targeting major firms like Adani and Nikola with allegations of fraud and mismanagement.

Hindenburg Research, which made international waves with campaigns targeting billionaire Gautam Adani that wiped billions from market value of his group companies, will disband, its founder Nate Anderson announced on Thursday.

Hindenburg Research, a US investment research firm known for short-selling, and whose reports resulted in wiping out billions of dollars of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and his companies, has been shut down,

Hindenburg Research, known for its financial analysis and investigative reports on corporate fraud, is set to disband, according to its founder Nate Anderson on Wednesday. The decision to wind up the firm comes after the completion