Dreamfolks Services Requests Withdrawal of Crisil Credit Rating for Bank Facilities
Dreamfolks Services Limited requested Crisil to withdraw its credit rating for bank facilities totaling ₹145 Crore. The company cited sufficient internal accruals and liquidity. Crisil has withdrawn the ratings for facilities from HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and DBS Bank.
The withdrawal of a credit rating is unlikely to have a significant immediate impact on the company's operations or market perception, especially since the company cited sufficient internal liquidity.
The withdrawal of a credit rating is a neutral event as it does not inherently signal a positive or negative change in the company's financial health, but rather a change in its reporting or financing strategy.
Dreamfolks Services Limited has voluntarily requested Crisil Ratings Limited to withdraw its credit rating for the company's bank facilities. The company cited adequate internal accruals and liquidity to manage its business operations and financing requirements as the reason for this request. Additionally, Dreamfolks is in discussions with its bankers to rationalize existing working capital limits.
Following the company's request and with a no-objection certificate from its bankers, Crisil has withdrawn the credit rating for the total bank facilities amounting to ₹145 Crore. This includes fund-based facilities from HDFC Bank (₹40 Crore), ICICI Bank (₹40 Crore), and DBS Bank (₹50 Crore), as well as a non-fund based limit from HDFC Bank (₹15 Crore). The previous ratings were Crisil BB+/Watch Developing for long-term facilities and Crisil A4+/Watch Developing for short-term facilities.
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