Jet Freight Logistics' Bank Loan Facilities Rated 'Withdrawn' by India Ratings
India Ratings has withdrawn the credit rating for Jet Freight Logistics Limited's bank loan facilities. The rating was placed in the non-cooperating category due to the company's lack of participation in the surveillance exercise. India Ratings received the credit rating letter on May 15, 2026.
A withdrawn credit rating, especially due to non-cooperation, can negatively impact the company's ability to secure future financing and may signal financial distress to lenders and investors.
The credit rating has been withdrawn by India Ratings due to the company's non-cooperation, which indicates potential issues with transparency and governance.
India Ratings and Research Private Limited has withdrawn the credit rating for the bank facilities of Jet Freight Logistics Limited. The rating was maintained in the non-cooperating category and subsequently withdrawn. This action follows the company's non-cooperation in the surveillance exercise, despite repeated requests and follow-ups from India Ratings.
Previously, Jet Freight Logistics had obtained credit ratings from Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited, which were intimated to the stock exchanges on February 16, 2026. The company received the credit rating letter from India Ratings on May 15, 2026.
The withdrawal is in line with India Ratings' policy on withdrawal of ratings, especially when the issuer does not provide adequate information or participate in rating reviews. The agency has also received a no-objection certificate from lenders and a withdrawal request from the issuer. Investors are advised to exercise caution when using these ratings due to the lack of updated forward-looking information and potential governance concerns indicated by the non-cooperation.
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