India Ratings Assigns ‘IND AA+/Stable/IND A1+’ Rating to Emami's Bank Loan Facilities
India Ratings assigns 'IND AA+/Stable/IND A1+' rating to Emami's bank loan facilities of ₹180 crore, reflecting its strong business and financial profile.
A positive credit rating can improve borrowing terms and investor confidence, which can have a moderate impact on the company.
The credit rating upgrade and stable outlook indicates a positive assessment of Emami's financial health and business prospects.
* India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has assigned ‘IND AA+/Stable/IND A1+’ rating to Emami Limited’s bank loan facilities of ₹1,800 million (₹180 crore). * The rating reflects Emami's strong business profile, supported by its leading market position across various niche product categories, geographical diversification, and strong marketing and distribution networks. * Emami's value chain strength is evidenced by its ability to sustain strong EBITDA margins. * The company’s financial profile is supported by its robust cash flow generation, resulting in a strong balance sheet with a net cash position. * Ind-Ra expects continued investments to aid the business profile, while healthy profitability is likely to sustain the company’s strong financial profile over the near- to medium term. * Emami's consolidated EBITDA increased to ₹10.3 billion (₹1,030 crore) in FY25 (FY24: ₹9.5 billion (₹950 crore)). * The share of the e-commerce segment revenue share rose to around 12% of the revenue in FY25. * Emami's international business contributed 17%-18% to its revenue. * The management stated that the company would continue to look for strategic acquisitions. * At FYE25, Emami had net cash of around ₹6.3 billion (₹630 crore).
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