HMA Agro Industries Limited: CRISIL Withdraws Credit Ratings on ₹1250 Crore Bank Facilities
HMA Agro Industries Limited announced CRISIL Ratings has withdrawn credit ratings for its ₹1250 Crore bank facilities upon company request. Ratings withdrawn include CRISIL BBB+/Stable and CRISIL A2. The withdrawal is effective July 16, 2026.
The withdrawal of credit ratings for a significant amount of ₹1250 Crore bank facilities can impact the company's ability to secure future financing or may signal a change in its financing strategy. This could have a medium-term effect on its financial flexibility and borrowing costs.
The withdrawal of credit ratings by CRISIL is a procedural event initiated by the company. While it removes a rating, it does not inherently indicate a positive or negative change in the company's financial standing, hence the neutral sentiment.
HMA Agro Industries Limited has announced the withdrawal of its credit ratings by CRISIL Ratings Limited, effective July 16, 2026. The withdrawal was initiated at the company's request, as per its letter dated March 11, 2026.
The total bank loan facilities rated amounted to ₹1250 Crore. The withdrawn ratings include CRISIL BBB+/Stable for long-term facilities and CRISIL A2 for short-term facilities. These ratings were reaffirmed and then withdrawn.
The withdrawn credit ratings cover various bank facilities across multiple banks, including Export Packing Credit facilities from HDFC Bank Limited (₹160 Crore), YES Bank Limited (₹350 Crore), State Bank of India (₹510 Crore), and Canara Bank (₹70 Crore). Additionally, fund-based and non-fund-based limits from State Bank of India (₹20 Crore and ₹19 Crore, respectively) and proposed fund-based bank limits (₹121 Crore) have also had their ratings withdrawn.
The company has provided a copy of the communication from CRISIL Ratings Limited regarding the withdrawal, in compliance with SEBI regulations.
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