Asian Energy Services: India Ratings Withdraws Bank Loan Facility Ratings
India Ratings & Research has withdrawn the ratings for Asian Energy Services Limited's bank loan facilities (₹125 crore). This withdrawal was initiated at the company's request and with lender consent. CRISIL Ratings remain in force.
The withdrawal of ratings was voluntary and at the company's request, with no indication of a negative change in the company's creditworthiness. Existing ratings from another agency remain in place.
The company voluntarily requested the withdrawal of ratings from India Ratings & Research. While the ratings were withdrawn, other existing ratings remain in force, indicating no immediate negative financial impact.
Asian Energy Services Limited has announced that India Ratings & Research (‘Ind-Ra’) has withdrawn the rating assigned to the Company’s bank loan facilities. This withdrawal was made at the company's request and following a no-objection certificate from its lenders.
Prior to withdrawal, the bank loan facilities, with a size of ₹1,250 million (₹125 crore), were rated ‘IND BBB/Rating Watch with Developing Implications’ and ‘IND A3+/Rating Watch with Developing Implications’. The company had voluntarily requested this withdrawal from India Ratings.
Asian Energy Services Limited had previously informed the stock exchanges on November 04, 2025, about the ratings assigned by CRISIL Ratings Limited, which remain in effect. The withdrawal rating notice from India Ratings has been published and is accessible via a provided link.
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