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ICRA has reaffirmed its credit ratings on Andhra Petrochemicals Ltd's borrowing limits totalling Rs.94.18 crore, but revised the outlook on the long-term portions to Negative from Stable. The long-term ratings on the Rs.57.18 crore unallocated limits and Rs.35.00 crore cash credit facility stand at ICRA A-, while the short-term rating on Rs.2.00 crore non-fund based limits is reaffirmed at ICRA A2+. The rating action means the company has not been downgraded, but ICRA sees a possible risk of a downgrade if conditions worsen.
Shareholders should note that while the rating itself is unchanged, the Negative outlook signals that the company's financial health may be under pressure and a future downgrade cannot be ruled out. This could increase borrowing costs going forward and is mildly negative for the stock.