Rossell Techsys Receives Credit Rating from India Ratings and Research
Rossell Techsys receives 'IND BBB/Positive/IND A2' credit rating from India Ratings for its bank loan facilities of ₹32 crore (₹320 million), reflecting a strong order book and healthy revenue visibility.
The credit rating and positive outlook can have a moderate impact on the company, potentially improving its access to capital and investor confidence.
The announcement conveys a positive sentiment due to the assignment of a credit rating and a positive outlook, reflecting confidence in the company's performance and future prospects.
* India Ratings and Research has assigned a credit rating to Rossell Techsys Limited. * The rating for bank loan facilities of ₹32 crore (₹320 million) is 'IND BBB/Positive/IND A2' with a Positive outlook. * The ratings reflect the company's strong order book, healthy revenue visibility, sticky customer relationships in the defence sector, and healthy operating performance at the consolidated level over FY24-1HFY26. * The ratings also factor in RTL’s ongoing efforts to diversify its revenue profile by adding new customers and expanding into other industries. * The ratings are constrained by the consolidated stretched credit metrics, largely due to an elongated working capital cycle resulting from significant raw material inventory holdings. * The Positive Outlook reflects Ind-Ra’s expectation of an improvement in RTL’s working capital cycle in the medium term, largely driven by a reduction in the inventory holding period, thereby resulting in an improvement in the credit metrics and liquidity.
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