ICRA reaffirms and assigns credit ratings for Indoco Remedies
Credit rating announcements can influence investor perception and borrowing costs, thus having a moderate impact.
The announcement is about reaffirmation and assignment of credit ratings, which is neither strongly positive nor negative.
* ICRA Limited has reaffirmed the credit ratings for Indoco Remedies' instruments, according to a letter dated 24th September, 2025. * The long-term fund-based term loans are rated [ICRA]A (Negative) for ₹168.50 crore, reaffirmed from ₹231.50 crore. * Long-term fund-based limits (cash credit) are rated [ICRA]A (Negative) for ₹65.00 crore, reaffirmed from ₹29.40 crore. * Short-term fund-based limits are rated [ICRA]A2+ for ₹260.00 crore, reaffirmed from ₹75.00 crore. * Short-term non-fund based limits are rated [ICRA]A2+ for ₹20.25 crore. * Long-term/Short-term fund-based limits are rated [ICRA]A (Negative)/[ICRA]A2+ for ₹65.00 crore, reaffirmed from ₹25.00 crore. * Long-term/Short-term unallocated limits are rated [ICRA]A (Negative)/[ICRA]A2+ for ₹80.00 crore.
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Indoco Remedies Limited filed this with the NSE as a statutory disclosure, categorised under credit ratings. It is a primary document, not a recommendation, and the desk marks it medium impact: worth reading, rarely worth acting on by itself.
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