Vikran Engineering Upgraded Credit Rating by Infomerics to IVR A-/Stable
Infomerics has upgraded Vikran Engineering's credit rating. Long-term bank facilities are now rated IVR A-/Stable (₹140.40 crore), and long/short-term facilities are IVR A-/Stable/IVR A2+ (₹280.00 crore). Short-term facilities are rated IVR A2+ (₹40 crore). The upgrade is due to improved operations and order book.
An upgraded credit rating can lead to better borrowing terms and increased investor confidence, potentially impacting the company's financial flexibility and cost of capital.
The credit rating of the company has been upgraded, which is a positive development indicating improved financial health and creditworthiness.
Vikran Engineering Limited has announced an upgradation in its credit rating by Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited. The revised rating for Long Term Bank Facilities of ₹140.40 crore is now IVR A-/Stable, an improvement from the previous IVR BBB+/Stable.
For Long Term/Short Term Bank Facilities amounting to ₹280.00 crore, the rating has been revised to IVR A-/Stable/IVR A2+, from IVR BBB+/Stable/IVR A2. Additionally, the Short Term Bank Facilities of ₹40 crore have been upgraded to IVR A2+, from IVR A2.
Infomerics cited improved scale of operations, a substantial increase in the order book, experienced promoters, a comfortable capital structure, and a stable demand outlook for the industry as key reasons for the rating upgrade. The detailed rating rationale is available on Infomerics' website.
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