CRISIL upgrades SE Forge's long-term rating to A-/Stable and short-term to A2+
The credit rating upgrade for a wholly-owned subsidiary reflects improved financial stability and access to capital for SE Forge, indirectly benefiting Suzlon. While positive, it's not a direct, immediate large-scale impact on Suzlon's consolidated revenue or profitability.
CRISIL's upgrade of SE Forge's long-term and short-term credit ratings indicates improved financial health and reduced credit risk for a wholly-owned subsidiary, which is positive for the parent company.
* CRISIL has upgraded the credit ratings of SE Forge Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Suzlon Energy Limited, effective 30th July 2025. * The total bank loan facilities rated have been enhanced to ₹405.45 Crores from ₹205.45 Crores. * The long-term rating has been upgraded to 'CRISIL A- / Stable' from 'CRISIL BBB+ / Positive'. * The short-term rating has been upgraded to 'CRISIL A2+' from 'CRISIL A2'.
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