Emami Realty's Bank Loan Facilities Affirmed at IND A-/Stable by India Ratings
Emami Realty Limited's long-term bank facilities have been affirmed a credit rating of 'IND A-/Stable' by India Ratings. The total rated amount for these facilities is INR 3,650 million, a reduction from INR 4,100 million. The rating was affirmed on January 12, 2026.
A stable credit rating is important for a company's borrowing capacity and cost of debt. While not a dramatic positive event, it reinforces the company's financial standing.
The affirmation of a stable credit rating by a reputable agency like India Ratings is a positive development for the company, indicating financial stability and creditworthiness.
Emami Realty Limited has announced the affirmation of its credit rating for its long-term bank facilities by India Ratings and Research Private Limited (Ind-Ra). The rating has been affirmed at 'IND A-/Stable', with the outlook also remaining stable. The total value of the bank loan facilities rated is INR 3,650 million, which has been reduced from INR 4,100 million.
The rating action was communicated via a letter from India Ratings dated January 12, 2026. The detailed breakdown of the rated facilities includes term loans from various banks such as DCB Bank (INR 190 million), IndusInd Bank Limited (INR 421 million, INR 257 million, and INR 492 million), Axis Bank Limited (INR 730 million), and ICICI Bank (INR 1560 million). All these facilities carry the same 'IND A-/Stable' rating. The company has provided a link to the press release published by Ind-Ra on their website for further details.
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