India Ratings assigns 'INDAA-/Stable' rating to CGCL's bank loan facilities
A credit rating assignment can influence investor confidence and borrowing costs, but its impact is moderate unless there is a significant change in the rating.
The assignment of a stable investment grade credit rating is generally viewed positively.
* India Ratings has assigned a credit rating of 'INDAA-/Stable' (IND Double A Minus with Stable outlook) for Capri Global Capital Limited's (CGCL) long-term bank loan facilities. * The rating applies to bank loan facilities amounting to ₹200 crore. * The rating rationale was published on India Ratings' website. * This is a revised intimation superseding an earlier submission due to a typographical error.
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