BVCL Clarifies CARE Ratings Misrepresentation, Validates CRISIL BBB- Rating
Barak Valley Cements Limited clarifies that the BB+ rating from CARE Ratings is inaccurate and should not be relied upon. The company had requested withdrawal of the rating engagement. BVCL confirms CRISIL BBB- as its valid credit rating.
While the company is clarifying the situation and providing its valid rating from CRISIL, the initial publication of a negative rating by CARE could temporarily impact market perception and investor confidence.
The company is issuing a clarification because a credit rating agency published a rating that the company believes is inaccurate and misleading after the company had requested withdrawal from the rating engagement.
Barak Valley Cements Limited (BVCL) has issued a clarification regarding a credit rating of BB+ (Issuer Not Cooperating) assigned by CARE Ratings Limited. The company formally informed CARE of its decision to withdraw from the rating engagement on July 29th, 2025, and requested immediate withdrawal. Despite subsequent communications and submission of requested documents, including No Objection Certificates from bankers and a no-default statement, CARE Ratings proceeded to publish the rating. BVCL asserts that this rating does not reflect the company's current financial position and has created a misleading public perception. Therefore, stakeholders are advised not to consider or rely upon the rating assigned by CARE Ratings Limited. The company emphasizes that the credit rating of CRISIL BBB- assigned by CRISIL Ratings Limited should be considered the final and valid credit rating for all purposes.
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