This paper examines the market reaction of 60 ADRs’ restatement announced from 1991 to 2005. We document an average abnormal return of -0.96 percent on day -1 and -1.44 percent over three-day windows. Also, we explore home country market reaction through three event windows. We find all the windows are significant respectively (-1.278% over day -1 to 0, -1.086% over day 0 to +1 and -1.501% over -1 to +1.) There exists positive relationship between the two markets. Following previous studies, we also categorize the restatement attribution and examine which categories are most significant. Furthermore, we explore both markets will react the same direction in same attribution.