New Delhi: Adani Green Energy has decided to review its capital expenditure (capex) of Rs 10,000 crore for the upcoming financial year (2023-24), Business Standard reported. This is India’s largest green energy company.This decision was announced by the company management in its post-third quarter results call with its bond holders.“Short-term capex (12-18 months) is being reviewed. In the near term, there will be a slow down in our target. We will revisit our discretionary capex and reduce our capex in the near term,” the management said in the call with fixed-income investors on February 16, according to the newspaper.“The capex number that is being talked about is still under review. A larger part of this capacity can be in the form of discretionary capex,” the company also said.The Adani group and all its companies have been under scrutiny ever since US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research accused the group of large-scale stock manipulation and accounting fall, leading to a dramatic fall in share values. Last week, Adani Power announced that it would not be going through with its planned purchase of DB Power, even though it had made the winning bid close to a year ago. Adani Road Transport has also said some investment commitments in new road projects are on hold.Recently, ratings agency Moody’s had changed Adani Green Energy’s outlook to negative because of the company’s “large capital spending program and dependence on sponsor support potentially in the form of subordinated debt or shareholder loans”, Business Standard reported.