ICRA assigns AA- rating with stable outlook to Chalet Hotels' debt instruments
ICRA assigns AA- rating with stable outlook to Chalet Hotels' debt instruments and A1+ rating to short term facilities.
The assignment of credit ratings can influence investor confidence and the company's ability to raise funds.
The credit rating upgrade indicates a positive assessment of the company's financial stability and creditworthiness.
* ICRA Limited has assigned credit ratings to Chalet Hotels Limited's debt instruments and bank facilities. * Non-Convertible Debentures: [ICRA] AA- with a Stable outlook. * Long Term Fund Based Term Loans: [ICRA] AA- with a Stable outlook. * Long Term Fund Based Limits: [ICRA] AA- with a Stable outlook. * Long Term Unallocated Limits: [ICRA] AA- with a Stable outlook. * Short Term Non -Fund Based Limits: [ICRA] A1+. * Short Term Unallocated Limits: [ICRA] A1+.
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