HFCL Limited's Credit Ratings Upgraded by CARE Ratings to CARE A; Positive
HFCL Limited's credit ratings have been upgraded by CARE Ratings. The long-term rating is now CARE A; Positive (from CARE A-; Stable) and the short-term rating is CARE A1 (from CARE A2+). Total long-term facilities are ₹1,525.95 crore and short-term facilities are ₹2,550.00 crore.
An upgrade in credit ratings can lead to better borrowing terms, reduced cost of debt, and increased investor confidence, potentially impacting the company's financial leverage and access to capital.
The upgrade in credit ratings by a reputable agency like CARE Ratings indicates an improved financial health and creditworthiness of the company, which is a positive development.
HFCL Limited announced on July 01, 2026, that CARE Ratings Limited has upgraded the company's long-term credit rating to CARE A; Positive from CARE A-; Stable. The short-term credit rating has also been upgraded to CARE A1 from CARE A2+.
The upgrade applies to the company's bank facilities. The Long Term Bank Facilities, enhanced from ₹1,256.19 crore to ₹1,525.95 crore, have been upgraded to CARE A; Positive. The Short Term Bank Facilities, enhanced from ₹2,386.63 crore to ₹2,550.00 crore, have been upgraded to CARE A1.
CARE Ratings stated that the upgrade reflects HFCL's improved credit profile and enhanced creditworthiness. This upgrade is expected to reinforce the confidence of lenders and stakeholders in the company's business strategy, execution capabilities, financial discipline, and long-term growth prospects.
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