Godrej Properties announces withdrawal of CRISIL rating post redemption; maintains new ratings
Godrej Properties' ₹2,500 crore commercial paper rating withdrawn by CRISIL post redemption. New ratings for ₹3,500 crore programme from India Ratings and ICRA remain A1+.
The impact is low because the withdrawal is a procedural step following the redemption of commercial papers, indicating good financial health. The company already has equivalent ratings from other agencies for a larger commercial paper programme, meaning there is no negative change in its credit profile or market perception.
The announcement is neutral as it primarily informs about a procedural withdrawal of a credit rating due to full redemption of commercial papers, which is a positive sign of financial management. However, it also clarifies the existing valid ratings from other agencies, indicating ongoing financial stability, balancing the impact.
Godrej Properties Limited announced that the credit rating assigned by CRISIL Ratings Limited for its commercial paper programme amounting to ₹2,500 crore has been withdrawn. This withdrawal follows the full redemption of the said commercial paper programme. The company requested CRISIL to withdraw the rating, which was processed on October 06, 2025. The company also informed that it has already secured new ratings for a commercial paper programme of ₹3,500 crore from two other agencies: * India Ratings and Research Private Limited: IND A1+ * ICRA Limited: [ICRA] A1+
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