Panache Digilife's Credit Rating Withdrawn by Infomerics at Company's Request
Panache Digilife Limited's credit rating for ₹29.00 Crore in bank loan facilities has been withdrawn by Infomerics Valuation and Rating Ltd. at the company's request, with a No-Objection Certificate from its banker. The previous rating was IVR BB+/Negative; ISSUER NOT COOPERATING*.
The withdrawal of a credit rating at the company's own request, supported by bank NOC, is unlikely to have a significant immediate impact on the company's operations or market perception unless it leads to changes in borrowing costs or access to credit.
The withdrawal of a credit rating, while initiated by the company, can be viewed neutrally as it doesn't inherently signal positive or negative financial performance but rather a change in the company's approach to credit assessment or its banking relationships.
Panache Digilife Limited has announced the withdrawal of its credit rating by Infomerics Valuation and Rating Ltd. This withdrawal was initiated at the company's request and is supported by a No-Objection Certificate from Panache Digilife's bankers.
The total bank loan facilities rated amounted to ₹29.00 Crore. Infomerics previously assigned a rating of IVR BB+/Negative; ISSUER NOT COOPERATING* (Withdrawn) to these facilities. The rating agency stated that they do not have information to suggest a change in credit risk since the last review, and the withdrawal is in accordance with their policy.
The rating history shows that in June 2025, the rating was IVR BB+/Negative; ISSUER NOT COOPERATING*, and in June 2024, it was IVR BBB-/Stable. The press release from Infomerics also clarifies that the rating action taken was based on the company's request and the NOC from its banker.
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