Univastu India's Credit Ratings Upgraded by Infomerics for Bank Facilities
A credit rating upgrade can lead to lower borrowing costs, improved access to credit, and enhanced investor confidence, positively impacting the company's financial flexibility.
The credit rating for both long-term and short-term bank facilities has been upgraded, indicating improved financial health and creditworthiness.
Univastu India Limited announced that Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited has upgraded its credit ratings for bank facilities, as per a letter dated 18th July, 2025. The event occurred on 19th July, 2025. * For Long-term Bank Facilities: * The rating has been upgraded to IVR BBB-/Stable (IVR Triple B minus with stable Outlook) from IVR BB/Stable (IVR double B minus with stable Outlook). * The facility amount has been enhanced to ₹26.00 crore from ₹19.00 crore. * For Short-term Bank Facilities: * The rating has been upgraded to IVR A3 (IVR A Three) from IVR A4 (IVR A Four). * The facility amount has been enhanced to ₹20.50 crore from ₹12.00 crore.
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