ICRA revises Lords Chloro Alkali's long-term rating outlook to Stable
A revised credit rating can influence investor confidence and the company's ability to secure financing.
The credit rating outlook has been revised to stable, indicating a positive financial outlook for the company.
* ICRA has revised the outlook on the long-term rating of Lords Chloro Alkali Limited (LCAL) to Stable from Negative while reaffirming the [ICRA]BBB+ rating. * The revision reflects ICRA's expectation of improved profit generation, driven by better caustic soda realisations and cost efficiencies from solar power implementation. * LCAL's financial performance has shown recovery since Q1 FY25, with a net profit of ₹6.18 crore in FY25 and ₹10.45 crore in Q1 FY26. * The ratings factor in the management's experience, locational advantages, and relationships with customers. * LCAL is expanding its caustic soda production and has invested in a 16 MW solar power capacity and an arrangement with Continuum Green Energy for 10 MW hybrid renewable power. * The company plans further capacity expansions, which may impact leverage and coverage metrics in the near term, but are expected to provide long-term cost benefits. * Profitability remains exposed to fluctuations in caustic soda prices and power tariff revisions. * ICRA will monitor the progress of LCAL's capacity expansions and cost-saving measures.
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