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Shalibhadra Finance: ICRA Assigns & Reaffirms Ratings on NCDs, Bank Lines Totaling ₹80 Cr

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ICRA Limited has assigned and reaffirmed credit ratings for Shalibhadra Finance Limited's debt instruments. ₹20 crore of NCDs were assigned a BBB- (Stable) rating, while another ₹20 crore of NCDs and ₹40 crore of bank lines were reaffirmed at BBB- (Stable). Total rated amount is ₹80 crore.

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Credit rating updates are important for a company's ability to raise debt and for investor confidence, impacting its financial flexibility and borrowing costs.

The market read

The company received positive credit ratings, with new assignments and reaffirmations at a stable outlook, indicating a positive assessment of its creditworthiness.

Shalibhadra Finance Limited has received updated credit ratings from ICRA Limited for its debt instruments. The company's Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) totaling ₹40 crore have had their ratings assigned and reaffirmed. Specifically, ₹20 crore of NCDs received a new rating of BBB- with a Stable outlook, assigned on August 13, 2026. An additional ₹20 crore of NCDs were reaffirmed at BBB- with a Stable outlook on the same date.

Furthermore, the company's Long Term - Fund Based / Bank Lines, amounting to ₹40 crore, have also been reaffirmed at BBB- with a Stable outlook. These bank lines were reaffirmed on August 13, 2026. The rating letters from ICRA Limited detailing these actions have been enclosed with the announcement.

The total value of instruments rated, including NCDs and bank lines, amounts to ₹80 crore. The rating actions signify ICRA's assessment of the company's creditworthiness concerning these financial instruments.

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