Overview
- India Ratings and Research elevated the rating on ₹1,860.23 crore of non-fund-based working capital limits by three notches to IND B/Stable on July 11.
- The agency withdrew ratings on several proposed fund-based limits that the company did not utilise.
- Standalone debt was trimmed from over ₹3,060 crore in FY24 to ₹470 crore by March 2025 through ₹30.1 billion in warrant issuances and subsidiary settlements.
- Reliance Infrastructure serviced its standalone debt obligations for three consecutive months through June 2025, underpinning improved credit metrics.
- Despite the upgrade, the outlook remains cautious due to a weak financial risk profile, ongoing arbitration proceedings and contingent liabilities.