CARE reaffirms Max Healthcare's credit rating at CARE AA+; Stable
Credit rating affirmations can influence investor confidence and borrowing costs.
Reaffirmation of credit rating with a stable outlook indicates a positive assessment of the company's financial health.
* CARE Ratings Limited has reaffirmed the credit ratings of Max Healthcare Institute Limited. * The long-term bank facilities are rated CARE AA+; Stable, enhanced from ₹871.01 crore to ₹1,160.38 crore. * The short-term bank facilities are rated CARE A1+ for ₹80.00 crore. * CARE has also reviewed the credit ratings of Crosslay Remedies Limited (CRL) due to its proposed merger into Jaypee Healthcare Limited. * CRL's long-term bank facilities are rated CARE AA+ (RWD) for ₹95.67 crore and are placed on Rating Watch with Developing Implications. * CRL's short-term bank facilities are rated CARE A1+ for ₹45.00 crore.
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