Ramco Cements' Credit Ratings Reaffirmed by ICRA on All Instruments
ICRA Limited has reaffirmed credit ratings for The Ramco Cements Limited. Commercial Paper (₹900 crore) and short-term fund-based limits (₹3,112 crore) are rated A1+. Long-term term loans (₹2,902 crore), unallocated limits (₹707 crore), and other long-term facilities (₹855 crore) are rated AA+ (Stable).
Credit ratings are crucial for a company's ability to raise debt financing. Reaffirmation at strong levels suggests continued access to debt markets at favorable terms, impacting the company's financial flexibility and operational capacity.
The reaffirmation of credit ratings by ICRA Limited at strong levels (A1+ and AA+ Stable) indicates a stable and positive financial outlook for the company, reflecting confidence in its creditworthiness.
The Ramco Cements Limited has announced that ICRA Limited has reaffirmed the credit ratings on its various instruments. The company's Commercial Paper of ₹900.00 crore has been reaffirmed at A1+. Long-term fund-based term loans totaling ₹2,902.00 crore retain their AA+ (Stable) rating, as do long-term unallocated limits of ₹707.00 crore and long-term fund-based others of ₹855.00 crore. Short-term non-fund based others amounting to ₹585.00 crore have also been reaffirmed at A1+, along with short-term fund-based others of ₹3,112.00 crore. The reaffirmation indicates continued confidence in the company's creditworthiness by the rating agency. ICRA Limited has provided two letters detailing these reaffirmations, dated December 19, 2025.
The announcement also includes a detailed breakdown of bank limits, both long-term and short-term, across various banks such as HDFC Bank, HSBC Bank, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Federal Bank, RBL Bank, IDFC Bank, IDBI Bank, ICICI Bank, South Indian Bank, Union Bank of India, and Yes Bank. The total long-term rated limits amount to ₹4,464.00 crore, comprising ₹2,902.00 crore for term loans and ₹855.00 crore for others, plus ₹707.00 crore in unallocated limits. The total short-term rated limits aggregate to ₹3,697.00 crore, with ₹3,112.00 crore for fund-based limits and ₹585.00 crore for non-fund based limits.
ICRA has stipulated that the ratings are valid for the life of the captioned programme, with a maximum maturity of twelve months from the date of issuance. Any change in the terms or size of the instruments would necessitate a review of the ratings. The company is required to inform ICRA of any default or delay in repayment, or any other developments that could impact its debt servicing capability or ability to raise funds.
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