Repro India Limited: ICRA Revises Outlook on Term Loan to Negative
ICRA Limited has reaffirmed Repro India Limited's credit ratings but revised the outlook to Negative from Stable. The long-term fund-based term loan and fund-based 'Others' instruments, totaling ₹170 crore, now carry a [ICRA]BBB+(Negative) rating with a Negative outlook.
A negative outlook on credit ratings can potentially impact the company's borrowing costs and access to further credit, affecting its financial flexibility and operational capabilities.
The outlook revision to 'Negative' by the credit rating agency indicates potential concerns regarding the company's future ability to service its debt obligations, which is a negative development.
Repro India Limited has received an update on its credit ratings from ICRA Limited. The rating agency has reaffirmed the rating for the company's long-term fund-based term loan at [ICRA]BBB+(Negative). However, the outlook on this instrument has been revised to Negative from Stable.
Similarly, the long-term/short-term fund-based 'Others' instrument, with a total rated amount of ₹140 crore, has also been reaffirmed at [ICRA]BBB+(Negative)/[ICRA]A2, with the outlook revised to Negative from Stable. Unallocated limits of ₹15 crore also carry the same reaffirmed rating and revised outlook.
The total rated amount across these instruments stands at ₹170 crore. The rating communication letter from ICRA is dated April 29, 2026. The company has also disclosed that the credit rating information is available on its website, www.reproindialtd.com.
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