SBFC Finance: Horizon Trust Securitised Notes Rated IND AA+(SO)/Stable by India Ratings
SBFC Finance Limited's Horizon Trust LAP June 2026 Securitised Notes received a final rating of IND AA+(SO)/Stable from India Ratings. The Series A1 notes mature on August 20, 2040, with an issue size of ₹2,176.02 million (INR 217.602 crore). The rating was finalized on August 25, 2026.
The credit rating impacts the perceived risk and potential cost of borrowing for the securitized notes. A stable, high rating is generally positive for market perception and investor confidence, but the direct impact on SBFC Finance Limited's immediate operations or stock price may be moderate.
The assignment of a stable and high credit rating (IND AA+(SO)/Stable) by a reputable agency like India Ratings is a positive development for the company and its securitized notes, indicating strong creditworthiness.
SBFC Finance Limited has disclosed the credit rating assigned by India Ratings and Research Private Limited for the Securitised Notes issued by Horizon Trust LAP June 2026. The instrument, Series A1 Securitised Notes, has been assigned a rating of IND AA+(SO)/Stable.
The rating letter from India Ratings and Research Private Limited was received by the company on August 26, 2026, at 10:51 AM (IST). This information is also available on the SBFC Finance Limited website.
The Securitised Notes are part of an asset-backed securities transaction by Horizon Trust LAP June 2026. The rating was converted to a final rating from a provisional rating. The notes have a maturity date of August 20, 2040, with an issue size of ₹2,176.02 million (INR 217.602 crore). The coupon rate is floating, linked to ICICI 6M MCLR per annum, payable monthly.
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