Ganesh Consumer Products' Long-Term Bank Facilities Upgraded to CARE A+; Stable by CARE Ratings
Ganesh Consumer Products' long-term bank facilities upgraded to CARE A+; Stable and short-term to CARE A1+. This marks an upgrade from CARE BB; Stable and removal from 'issuer not cooperating'. The company's financial performance and liquidity were key drivers. Plans for a ₹50 crore sattu and besan processing plant are underway.
An improved credit rating can lead to better access to capital, lower borrowing costs, and enhanced investor confidence, which has a significant impact on the company's financial operations and strategic growth.
The credit rating has been significantly upgraded from 'ISSUER NOT COOPERATING' to 'CARE A+; Stable' and 'CARE A1+', indicating improved financial health and creditworthiness.
Ganesh Consumer Products Limited (formerly Ganesh Grains Limited) has received a significant upgrade in its credit rating from CARE Ratings Limited. The long-term bank facilities have been upgraded to CARE A+; Stable and assigned a CARE A1+ rating for long-term/short-term bank facilities. This upgrade signifies a removal from the 'ISSUER NOT COOPERATING' category, with previous ratings of CARE BB; Stable being improved upon. The rating agency cited comfortable capital structure, debt coverage indicators, and a strong liquidity profile, bolstered by an equity infusion via IPO in September 2025, as key factors. The promoters' experience, strong brand image, satisfactory financial performance, and a wide product portfolio also contributed to the positive assessment. However, the rating is constrained by susceptibility to quality failures, raw material availability risks due to nature's vagaries, geographically concentrated operations, intense industry competition, and project implementation risks. Ratings for certain long-term and short-term bank facilities were withdrawn due to full repayment and receipt of no-dues certificates.
The company's financial performance shows a healthy CAGR of approximately 12% for the five years ending FY25, with total operating income reaching ₹850.46 crore in FY25. The PBILDT margin improved to 8.61% in FY25 from 8.37% in FY24, supported by new product introductions. For the nine months of FY26, revenue stood at ₹653.36 crore with an improved PBILDT margin of 10.42%. The company's overall gearing ratio was maintained at a comfortable level, expected to improve further post-IPO. Liquidity is assessed as strong, with low average monthly fund-based utilization, though non-fund-based working capital utilization is high at approximately 85%.
Ganesh Consumer Products plans to set up a sattu and besan processing plant with an estimated cost of ₹50 crore, to be funded by IPO proceeds and internal accruals, with expected completion in FY28.
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