Samhi Hotels: ICRA upgrades ratings on term loans and other facilities
Samhi Hotels Limited and its subsidiaries have received credit rating upgrades from ICRA. The company's long-term term loan rating is now [ICRA]A+ (Stable). Subsidiaries Ascent Hotels Private Limited and Caspia Hotels Private Limited also saw their long-term term loans upgraded to [ICRA]A+ (Stable).
Credit rating upgrades can lead to better borrowing terms and investor confidence, positively impacting the company's financial standing and access to capital, but it does not directly alter immediate business operations.
The credit rating upgrades indicate improved financial health and reduced risk for the company and its subsidiaries, which is a positive development.
Samhi Hotels Limited announced that ICRA's Rating Committee has upgraded the credit ratings for various fund-based and non-fund-based instruments of the company and its subsidiaries. For Samhi Hotels Limited, the long-term fund-based term loan of ₹223.32 crore has been upgraded to [ICRA]A+ (Stable) from [ICRA]A (Positive), with the outlook revised to Stable from Positive. Additionally, short-term fund-based and non-fund-based facilities totaling ₹5.68 crore have been upgraded to [ICRA]A1 from [ICRA]A 2+.
In its subsidiaries, SAMHI Hotels (Gurgaon) Private Limited saw its long-term fund-based term loan of ₹102.50 crore upgraded to [ICRA]A+ (Stable) from [ICRA]A (Positive), and its short-term facilities (overdraft and bank guarantee) totaling ₹25.00 crore upgraded to [ICRA]A1 from [ICRA]A 2+.
Ascent Hotels Private Limited's long-term fund-based term loan of ₹227.00 crore was upgraded to [ICRA]A+ (Stable) from [ICRA]A (Positive), and its short-term overdraft facility of ₹15.00 crore was upgraded to [ICRA]A1 from [ICRA]A 2+.
Caspia Hotels Private Limited's long-term fund-based term loan of ₹164.60 crore was upgraded to [ICRA]A+ (Stable) from [ICRA]A (Positive), and its short-term non-fund-based bank guarantee facility of ₹1.70 crore was upgraded to [ICRA]A1 from [ICRA]A 2+.
The total value of instruments rated for Samhi Hotels Limited and its subsidiaries amounts to ₹229.00 crore and ₹127.50 crore, ₹242.00 crore, and ₹166.30 crore, respectively.
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