Jet Freight Logistics: India Ratings Migrates Ratings to Non-Cooperating Category, Revises Outlook to Negative
India Ratings has migrated Jet Freight Logistics Limited's bank facilities to the 'non-cooperating' category and revised the outlook to Negative. This is due to the company's failure to submit monthly No Default Statements for three months. The company is seeking to withdraw these ratings.
A migration to the non-cooperating category and a negative outlook can negatively impact the company's ability to access credit, increase borrowing costs, and affect investor confidence.
The credit rating has been migrated to the non-cooperating category with a negative outlook, indicating a significant concern regarding the company's financial transparency and debt servicing validation.
Jet Freight Logistics Limited has been informed by India Ratings and Research Private Limited that its bank facilities have been assigned a credit rating of IND BB+/Negative (Issuer Not Co-operating) and IND A4+(Issuer Not Co-operating). The outlook has been revised to Negative, and the rating has been migrated to the non-cooperating category.
This action follows the company's non-submission of a No Default Statement for three consecutive months, despite repeated requests and follow-ups from India Ratings. The agency also cited its inability to validate timely debt servicing through reliable sources. Investors are advised to exercise caution when using these ratings, as they may not reflect the company's current credit strength. Jet Freight Logistics is in the process of withdrawing these ratings from India Ratings and is undertaking the necessary formalities.
The credit rating letter is dated May 11, 2026, and was received by the company on May 12, 2026. The company had previously obtained credit ratings from Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited on February 16, 2026.
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