Ramky Infrastructure's Credit Rating Upgraded by Infomerics to IVR BBB
Ramky Infrastructure's credit rating for ₹706.47 crore of bank facilities has been upgraded by Infomerics. Long-term facilities of ₹242.73 crore and long/short-term facilities of ₹463.74 crore now carry an "IVR BBB / Stable" rating. Crisil has withdrawn its rating for the long-term bank facilities.
A credit rating upgrade is generally positive for a company as it can lead to better borrowing terms and investor confidence. However, the impact is considered medium as it pertains to existing bank facilities rather than a new order or significant business expansion.
The credit rating for the company's bank facilities has been upgraded, indicating improved financial health and creditworthiness.
Ramky Infrastructure Limited (RIL) has announced an upgrade in its credit rating for Long Term Bank Facilities and Short Term Bank Facilities from "IVR BBB minus" with a "Stable" Outlook to "IVR BBB" with a stable outlook. The total value of these facilities amounts to ₹706.47 crore.
The Long Term Bank Facilities, totaling ₹242.73 crore, have been upgraded to "IVR BBB / Stable" from "IVR BBB-/Stable". The Long Term / Short Term Bank Facilities, amounting to ₹463.74 crore, have been upgraded to "IVR BBB / Stable / IVR A3+" from "IVR BBB-/Stable / IVR A3". These ratings were assigned by INFOMERICS Valuation and Rating Limited and are valid for one year from March 17, 2026.
Additionally, the INC status given by Crisil Ratings Limited for Long Term Bank Facilities has been migrated and subsequently withdrawn at the request of the lenders and the Company. This upgrade reflects the company's operational and financial performance for FY25 (Audited) and 9M-FY26 (Unaudited).
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