SG Finserve Limited: ICRA Reaffirms and Assigns Credit Ratings up to ₹1,144 Crore
SG Finserve Limited announced that ICRA has reaffirmed and assigned credit ratings to its various debt instruments. Key ratings include [ICRA] AA (CE)/(Stable) for ₹1,144 crore bank facilities and reaffirmed ratings for ₹700 crore bank facilities. Non-convertible debentures and term loans also received ratings up to [ICRA]AA(CE) (Stable).
Strong credit ratings are crucial for a company's ability to raise debt at favorable terms, impacting its borrowing costs and overall financial flexibility. This announcement directly affects the company's access to capital markets.
The reaffirmation and assignment of strong credit ratings by ICRA indicate a positive assessment of SG Finserve Limited's creditworthiness and financial stability.
SG Finserve Limited has announced that ICRA has reaffirmed and assigned credit ratings to various instruments of the company as of March 6, 2026.
For long-term fund-based/non-fund-based bank facilities totaling ₹1,144 crore, ICRA has assigned a provisional rating of [ICRA] AA (CE)/(Stable). Additionally, for long-term fund-based/non-fund-based bank facilities amounting to ₹700 crore, the rating of [ICRA] AA (CE)/(Stable) has been reaffirmed.
Further, a provisional rating of [ICRA] AA (CE)/(Stable) has been assigned for long-term fund-based/non-fund-based bank facilities worth ₹456 crore. ICRA has also reaffirmed the provisional rating of [ICRA]AA(CE) (Stable) for non-convertible debentures of ₹150 crore and assigned a final rating of [ICRA]AA(CE) to term loans totaling ₹300 crore, with a Stable outlook.
The company's non-convertible debentures of ₹50 crore have been reaffirmed at [ICRA]AA(CE) (Stable). For commercial paper, the rating of [ICRA]A1+ has been reaffirmed for an amount of ₹200 crore.
These ratings are based on corporate guarantees provided by S Gupta Holding Private Limited for certain facilities and are subject to the fulfillment of conditions and review of final documentation. The ratings are specific to the terms and conditions of the instruments and any changes may require a review.
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