Sammaan Capital's Long-Term Rating Upgraded to B1 by Moody's with Positive Outlook
Moody's upgraded Sammaan Capital's long-term corporate rating to B1 with a positive outlook, from B2. The ratings agency also upgraded the company's MTN program ratings to (P)B1. The upgrades are based on improvements in asset quality, capital enhancement, and funding access. The company is also finalizing a preferential issue.
A credit rating upgrade by a major agency like Moody's can significantly improve the company's borrowing costs, access to capital, and investor confidence, thereby having a high impact on its financial operations and market standing.
The credit rating upgrade by Moody's to B1 with a positive outlook is a significant positive development for the company, indicating improved financial health and stability.
Sammaan Capital Limited (formerly Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited) announced that the international credit rating agency Moody's has upgraded the company's long-term corporate rating to B1 with a positive outlook, from B2. Moody's has also upgraded Sammaan Capital's foreign and local currency senior secured medium-term note (MTN) program ratings to (P)B1 with a positive outlook, from (P)B2.
These ratings were under review for upgrade since October 2025. Moody's cited improvements in asset quality, expected enhancement of capital, and an anticipated improvement in funding access and liquidity as reasons for the upgrade, which support growth.
The company is also proceeding with a Preferential Issue of Equity shares and warrants to Avenir Investment RSC Ltd, an entity owned by International Holding Company PJSC. SEBI has granted final approvals for this proposed transaction. Following the conclusion of this transaction and the induction of IHC as its promoter, Sammaan Capital plans to engage with its credit rating agencies to work towards a further upgrade in ratings.
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