Anupam Rasayan: India Ratings Maintains 'AA-' Rating Watch with Negative Implications
Anupam Rasayan India Limited's Issuer Rating is maintained at 'IND AA-' with Rating Watch Negative Implications by India Ratings. New Non-convertible Debentures worth ₹1,600 million have been assigned 'IND AA-' rating with Rating Watch Negative Implications. Bank loan facilities are rated 'IND AA-' and 'IND A1+' with Rating Watch Negative Implications.
A 'Rating Watch with Negative Implications' suggests potential future downgrades, which could affect borrowing costs and investor confidence, but the core rating remains investment grade for now.
The credit rating agency has placed the company's ratings under 'Rating Watch with Negative Implications', indicating potential future downgrades which is a negative development.
Anupam Rasayan India Limited has announced an update regarding its credit rating from India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra). The rating agency has maintained the Issuer Rating at 'IND AA-' with Rating Watch Negative Implications. For Bank loan facilities, the rating remains 'IND AA-' with Rating Watch Negative Implications and 'IND A1+' with Rating Watch Negative Implications.
Additionally, Ind-Ra has assigned a rating of 'IND AA-' with Rating Watch Negative Implications to Non-convertible debentures worth ₹1,600 million (₹160 crore). The rating action for these instruments has been assigned with a Rating Watch.
The total outstanding bank loan facilities have been reduced from ₹11,961 million to ₹7,275 million (₹727.5 crore). The company has also issued new bank loan facilities worth ₹8,880 million (₹888 crore), with the same rating watch status. The Rating Rationale from India Ratings and Research is enclosed with this intimation and will be hosted on the company's website.
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