Majority of hotels do not meet the eligibility criteria of the RBI-appointed panel
Negative rating actions on companies increased to 32 per cent in the first half of the current financial year from 23 per cent in the year-ago period
In the primary market, three IPOs will hit the street today
Attributes move to continued spread of Covid-19 pandemic
Attributes move to continued spread of Covid-19 pandemic
Automobile dealerships are cautiously optimistic, expecting flat or moderate growth in the festive season after suffering twin blows of demand slowdown due to macroeconomic challenges and the pandemic
Ratings agency ICRA has revised its forecast for the contraction in India's FY21 GDP to 11 per cent from its earlier assessment of 9.5 per cent
: Rating agency ICRA has downgraded TAJGVK Hotels & Resorts Limited long-term loans and short-term credit facilities. The low rating was on account of expected decline in revenue and margins during this financial year, the hotel chain said. In a filing with stock exchanges on Monday, the ICRA downgraded TAJGVK Hotels long-term loans aggregating Rs 165.63 crore and short-term, fund-based limits (Rs 30 crore). The companys earnings would be weak during Q2 FY 2021 and this trend is expected to continue over the next several quarters with continued muted demand, the rating agency said. With sharp fall in operating profits, the debt coverage indicators are likely to deteriorate in FY 2021, ICRA further said. The company's reported meagre revenues of Rs 3.3 crore and operating losses in Q1 FY 2021 owing to the pan-India lockdown resulted in only one of its six properties apart from Taj Santacruz, which is under a JV with a GVK group company, being operational during the .
TAJGVK Hotels and Resorts said ICRA downgraded the credit ratings of its long-term loans and short-term credit facilities on account of revenue and margin decline
While new members will be domain experts, it would be too early for them to properly grasp of the situation once they get to see a tiny picture of the real economic scene at hand
The global demand scenario for Indian pharmaceutical industry is largely expected to remain stable due to inelastic nature of prescription drugs, investment information agency ICRA has said.
Markets regulator Sebi on Tuesday enhanced the penalty amount to Rs 1 crore each on rating agencies ICRA and CARE in connection with lapses on their parts while assigning credit rating to non-convertible debentures of IL&FS. The crisis at diversified IL&FS, whose board was superseded by the government, came to light in September 2018 and since then, the company as well as related entities have come under the regulatory lens. The regulator, in December 2019, had imposed a fine of Rs 25 lakh each ICRA and CARE Ratings in the matter saying the default by IL&FS occurred due to "lethargic indifference and needless procrastination and laxity" of these rating agencies. While the regulator came down heavily on the rating agencies with sharp observations but it was felt that the same was not reflected in penalty, several experts said. Sebi examined the order passed by Adjudicating Officer (AO) and observed that the penalty levied by AO appeared to be erroneous and not commensurate
The rating also takes into account AIEL's stretched credit profile, characterised by negative net worth and a high outstanding to Air India and other vendors
With increasing retail investor activity and a surge in trading volumes, the domestic brokerage industry's aggregate revenues are expected to reach Rs 23,000 cr in FY21, marking a YoY growth of 10-12%
The proposed divestment of the Centre's majority stake in certain PSBs will be credit negative for these lenders, ratings agency ICRA said
Their credit ratings have been primarily supported by their sovereign ownership and their stable deposit base, which again is a function of their ownership
Divesting majority stake in state-run lenders by the government will be "credit negative" for such public sector banks (PSBs), a domestic ratings agency warned on Thursday
Rating agency ICRA had expected a single-digit contraction in the upcoming print for the Index of Industrial Production for July 2020
Attributes it to Covid-19 cases and lack of stimulus from govt
The ratings of security receipts (SRs) issued by ARCs have seen downgrades due to delay in recoveries and decline in expected recovery value on the SRs