Intimation regarding affirmation of Credit Rating
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India Ratings and Research has affirmed BMW Industries Ltd's credit rating at IND A/Stable (long-term) and IND A1 (short-term) for bank loan facilities totalling INR 2,566.80 million. This is the same rating the agency assigned in July 2024, meaning there has been no change in the company's creditworthiness over the past year. The rating reflects steady FY25 performance with consolidated revenue of INR 6,286 million and stable EBITDA margins of 23.4%, supported by a long-standing conversion business relationship with Tata Steel (key customer contributing ~68% of revenue). The agency has flagged a major debt-funded greenfield capex of around INR 7,500 million at Bokaro (FY26-FY28) as a key monitorable, as it is expected to push net leverage above 2.0x temporarily. Liquidity is described as adequate with INR 412 million cash and moderate bank limit utilisation around 72-73%.
Neutral for shareholders — the rating affirmation confirms the company's credit quality remains stable at investment grade, with no change in borrowing cost expectations. However, investors should note the upcoming debt-funded expansion could temporarily weaken credit metrics, which the agency will monitor closely.