ICRA Ratings withdrawn at Premier Explosives' request
ICRA withdraws ratings for Premier Explosives' bank loan facilities following the company's request, as the company shifted its rating agency to India Ratings and Research Limited.
The withdrawal of ICRA ratings, while notable, is presented as a procedural update following the company's decision to shift to another rating agency. Therefore, the impact is considered low.
The announcement is a factual update regarding the withdrawal of credit ratings, without indicating positive or negative implications for the company.
* ICRA Limited has withdrawn its ratings assigned to the bank loan facilities of Premier Explosives Limited, effective 13 November 2025. * The withdrawal follows the company's request and is based on no-objection certificates received from lenders. * Premier Explosives shifted its rating agency from ICRA to India Ratings and Research Limited. * India Ratings and Research Limited ratings for the bank loan facilities were previously intimated to the Stock Exchanges on 16 September 2025.
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