CRISIL Ratings Limited updates credit rating for Asian Energy Services
CRISIL Ratings Limited has maintained its rating on the long-term banking facilities and assigned a rating on the short-term banking facilities of Asian Energy Services Limited. Total bank loan facilities rated are ₹282.5 Crore.
A change in credit rating can influence investor perception and borrowing costs, so it has a moderate impact.
The announcement is about a credit rating update, which is neither overwhelmingly positive nor negative. It provides information about the company's creditworthiness as assessed by CRISIL.
* CRISIL Ratings Limited has maintained its rating on the long-term banking facilities and assigned a rating on the short-term banking facilities of Asian Energy Services Limited. * Total bank loan facilities rated are ₹282.5 Crore (enhanced from ₹37.5 Crore). * Long Term Rating: CRISIL BBB+/Watch Developing (Continues on ‘Rating Watch with Developing Implications’). * Short Term Rating: CRISIL A2/Watch Developing (Assigned; Placed on 'Rating Watch with Developing Implications').
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