India Ratings assigns ‘IND AA/Stable/IND A1+' rating to Arvind Advanced Materials
India Ratings assigns 'IND AA/Stable/IND A1+' rating to Arvind Advanced Materials' bank loan facilities, reflecting strong parent linkage and stable credit metrics.
The credit rating upgrade is likely to have a moderate impact, enhancing investor confidence and potentially reducing borrowing costs for Arvind Advanced Materials.
The announcement indicates a positive credit rating assignment for Arvind Advanced Materials, reflecting confidence in its financial stability and strategic alignment with its parent company, Arvind Limited.
* India Ratings has assigned 'IND AA/Stable/IND A1+' rating to Arvind Advanced Materials Limited's (AAML) bank loan facilities of ₹5,850 million (₹585 crore). * The rating reflects AAML's strong strategic and operational linkages with its parent, Arvind Limited, and Arvind's strong business and financial profile. * Arvind transferred its advanced material division (AMD) to AAML in FY25, contributing 20%-25% to Arvind’s consolidated revenue and EBITDA. * AAML procures 20%-25% of its fabric requirements from Arvind. * Arvind is likely to support AAML due to the high value-added nature of AAML's products and the expectation of the advanced material segment driving group growth. * Arvind's fully backward-integrated business, established position in fabric manufacturing, and diversified product profile support the rating. * The ratings are further supported by stability in consolidated credit metrics, with net leverage in the range of 2.0x-2.5x and interest coverage of 4.0x-4.5x over FY22-FY25. * Ind-Ra expects net adjusted leverage to peak at around 2.5x in FY26 due to ongoing capex and working capital requirements. * Arvind has a capex plan of ₹4,500 million-₹4,750 million each year for FY26-FY28.
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