MIC Electronics Bank Loan Rating Upgraded by Brickwork Ratings
MIC Electronics Limited's bank loan facilities received a credit rating upgrade from Brickwork Ratings. Fund-based and non-fund based facilities were upgraded to BWR BBB-/Stable and BWR A3, respectively. The total rated facility amount increased to ₹110.82 crore.
An improved credit rating can lead to better borrowing terms and increased investor confidence, potentially impacting the company's financial flexibility and access to capital.
The credit rating upgrade indicates improved financial health and creditworthiness of the company, which is a positive development.
MIC Electronics Limited has announced an upgrade in its credit rating for bank loan facilities from Brickwork Ratings. The company's fund-based facilities, including Term Loan, Cash Credit, and WCTL, have been upgraded from BWR BB/Stable to BWR BBB-/Stable. Similarly, non-fund based facilities, such as Bank Guarantees, have been upgraded from BWR A4+ Assignment to BWR A3.
The total value of rated bank loan facilities has increased from ₹74.23 crore to ₹110.82 crore. The previous rating was assigned on October 31, 2025, and the new rating letter is dated August 13, 2026. The ratings are valid for twelve months from the date of the letter, subject to the terms and conditions of the mandate letter dated July 22, 2026.
Brickwork Ratings will monitor the rated facilities and requires the company to submit information periodically, including financial statements and details of any delays or defaults in debt servicing. Non-submission of the No Default Statement (NDS) on a monthly basis may lead to the company's name being published on Brickwork Ratings' website under 'NDS not submitted' or migration to the Issuer Not Co-operative (INC) category.
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