Share India Securities: Acuite Downgrades Ratings; Company Cites Transition to CRISIL
Share India Securities' ratings were revised by Acuité Ratings & Research, with multiple facilities downgraded due to 'Issuer not co-operating'. The company clarified it has transitioned to CRISIL Ratings, with existing CRISIL ratings remaining valid. This announcement concerns credit rating revisions for various debt instruments.
The downgrades by Acuité, even if disputed by the company, could potentially affect the company's borrowing costs or perception in the short term until its relationship with CRISIL is fully established as the primary rating provider. However, the company's proactive clarification and reliance on CRISIL ratings mitigate a higher impact.
The credit rating agency Acuité has downgraded several of the company's debt instruments and facilities, citing 'Issuer not co-operating'. While the company disputes the methodology and asserts its transition to CRISIL, the downgrades from Acuité are inherently negative.
Share India Securities Limited has announced that Acuité Ratings & Research Limited has revised the credit ratings assigned to certain debt instruments and facilities of the company. The company clarified that it had transitioned its credit rating arrangements to CRISIL Ratings Limited, aligning with its internal assessment and strategic objectives.
Share India Securities informed Acuité that it did not intend to obtain any further ratings from them. The company also stated that several facilities rated by Acuité had already been surrendered and communicated to Acuité via email on March 18, 2026. Despite this, Acuité has proceeded with a rating action, including a downgrade to 'ACUITE A4+' for various Bank Guarantee (BLR) facilities totaling ₹1,477 crore, and a downgrade to 'ACUITE BB+' for a Proposed Long Term Loan of ₹58 crore, Proposed principal protected market linked debentures of ₹150 crore, Secured Overdraft facilities totaling ₹12 crore. A Proposed Short Term Bank Facility of ₹52 crore was downgraded to 'ACUITE A4+'. The rating rationale provided by Acuité for these downgrades is 'Issuer not co-operating'.
The company emphasized that it has already obtained credit ratings for all relevant debt instruments and facilities from CRISIL, which remain in force and have been reaffirmed. These CRISIL ratings are available on both CRISIL's and the company's websites. The email intimation of the rating revision from Acuité was received on May 27, 2026, at 04:43 p.m.
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