Coastal Corporation's Credit Rating Downgraded to CARE D
Coastal Corporation Limited's credit rating for bank facilities has been downgraded to CARE D by CARE Ratings Limited. Long-term facilities of ₹68.28 crore and long-term/short-term facilities of ₹273.50 crore were affected. The downgrade is attributed to delays in the FY26 annual report and its impact on the company's credit profile.
A downgrade to 'CARE D' is a severe credit event, indicating financial distress and potential default. This will likely have a high impact on the company's ability to raise further debt, its relationships with lenders, and its overall financial flexibility.
The credit rating for Coastal Corporation Limited's bank facilities has been significantly downgraded to 'CARE D', indicating a default or imminent default. This is a strongly negative development for the company's financial standing and access to credit.
Coastal Corporation Limited has announced a significant downgrade in its credit ratings for bank facilities by CARE Ratings Limited. The long-term bank facilities, amounting to ₹68.28 crore, have been downgraded from CARE BB; Stable to CARE D. Similarly, the long-term/short-term bank facilities totaling ₹273.50 crore have also been downgraded to CARE D / CARE D from CARE BB; Stable / CARE A4.
These rating actions were taken by CARE Ratings Limited after reviewing the company's operational and financial performance for FY26, citing instances of delays in the FY26 annual report and the possible impact on the company's credit profile. The downgrade to CARE D signifies a default or a situation where default is imminent.
The total rated facilities amount to ₹341.78 crore, comprising ₹68.28 crore in long-term facilities and ₹273.50 crore in long-term/short-term facilities. The detailed breakdown includes term loans from banks like Bank of India, Union Bank of India, DBS Bank Limited, and HDFC Bank Ltd., as well as fund-based limits from Bank of India and Union Bank of India.
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