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BPL: rating downgraded
The ratings assigned to the various outstanding non-convertible
debenture programmes of BPL (BPL) have been downgraded to A plus
(A plus) from AA minus (double A minus).
The rating assigned to the Rs. 100 crore commercial paper
programme of BPL has been downgraded to P1 (P one) from P1 plus
(P one plus). The rating assigned to the fixed deposit programme
of the company has also been downgraded to FA plus from FAA minus
(F double A minus).
The revision in ratings is on account of weakening financial risk
profile of the company as reflected in a significant increase in
its gearing, deterioration in cash flow protection measures and
pressure on its liquidity position. This is primarily on account
of the unanticipated (significant) increase in BPL's working
capital requirements, increased investments in group companies
and current slowdown in the industry.
- Corporate Bureau
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