Marine Electricals India Limited's Credit Rating Upgraded by ICRA
Marine Electricals (India) Limited's credit ratings have been upgraded by ICRA. Long-term term loan and cash credit facilities totaling ₹103 crore are now rated [ICRA]A-(Stable). Short-term bank guarantee and interchangeable facilities worth ₹400.50 crore are rated [ICRA]A2+. The total rated amount is ₹419.50 crore.
An upgraded credit rating can lead to better borrowing terms and enhanced investor confidence, potentially impacting the company's financial flexibility and cost of capital.
The credit rating upgrade by ICRA indicates improved financial health and creditworthiness of the company, which is a positive development.
Marine Electricals (India) Limited announced that ICRA Limited has assigned and upgraded credit ratings for its various fund-based and non-fund-based instruments. The company's long-term fund-based term loan has been assigned a rating of [ICRA]A-(Stable) for ₹30.00 crore. The long-term fund-based cash credit facility of ₹73.00 crore has been upgraded from [ICRA]BBB+(Stable) to [ICRA]A-(Stable).
Furthermore, short-term ratings for interchangeable facilities and bank guarantees have also seen upgrades. The short-term interchangeable facility (sublimit of cash credit) has been upgraded to [ICRA]A2+ from [ICRA]A2 for ₹27.00 crore, and the short-term bank guarantee facility of ₹294.50 crore has been upgraded to [ICRA]A2+ from [ICRA]A2. Another short-term interchangeable facility (sublimit of bank guarantee) of ₹106.00 crore has also been upgraded to [ICRA]A2+ from [ICRA]A2.
Additionally, the long-term/short-term unallocated limits of ₹22.00 crore have been upgraded from [ICRA]BBB+(Stable)/[ICRA]A2 to [ICRA]A-(Stable)/[ICRA]A2+. The total rated amount stands at ₹419.50 crore. These ratings are valid until the next surveillance review, which is due within one year.
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