Bank of Maharashtra: Ratings Reaffirmed by Infomerics on March 11, 2026
Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited reaffirmed ratings on Bank of Maharashtra's securities on March 11, 2026. Ratings for Basel III Tier II Bonds were reaffirmed at IVR AA+/Stable, and Basel III AT I Bonds at IVR AA/Stable. Several proposed and existing bond issuances were covered.
Credit rating reaffirmations are standard procedures for banks and generally do not lead to immediate significant changes in stock price or market perception unless there is a downgrade or a significant upgrade.
The announcement is a routine credit rating reaffirmation by a rating agency, which is a standard disclosure. It does not contain any significant positive or negative news that would alter the bank's financial standing or market perception.
Bank of Maharashtra announced on March 11, 2026, that Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited has reaffirmed its ratings on various securities of the bank. The reaffirmations include ratings on Proposed Basel III Compliant Tier II Bonds amounting to ₹137.00 crore, with a rating of IVR AA+/Stable.
Additionally, Basel III Tier II Bonds with ISIN INE457A08126 (₹348.00 crore, 8.00% coupon) and ISIN INE457A08142 (₹515.00 crore, 7.98% coupon) were reaffirmed at IVR AA+/Stable. The bank's Basel III Compliant AT I Bonds also saw reaffirmations. These include ISIN INE457A08100 (₹290.00 crore, 8.75% coupon) and ISIN INE457A08118 (₹710.00 crore, 8.74% coupon), both rated IVR AA/Stable.
Further, Proposed Basel III Compliant AT I Bonds worth ₹120.00 crore and Basel III Compliant AT I Bonds with ISIN INE457A08134 (₹880.00 crore, 8.74% coupon) were also reaffirmed at IVR AA/Stable. The verification status for all these ratings is confirmed as reaffirmed by the rating agencies on March 11, 2026. This disclosure is made in compliance with SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
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