Intimation of Revision in Credit Rating by CRISIL Ratings pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015 and amendments.
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Jindal Hotels Limited has informed BSE that CRISIL Ratings has downgraded its long-term bank loan facility rating from CRISIL BBB-/Stable to CRISIL BB+/Stable, effective 6th January 2026. The total rated bank loan facilities stand at Rs. 50 crore, comprising a Rs. 47 crore term loan and a Rs. 3 crore working capital term loan, both from HDFC Bank. The previous rating of BBB- was the lowest investment-grade tier, while the new BB+ rating falls into the speculative or 'junk' category, signalling CRISIL's reduced confidence in timely debt repayment. The outlook, however, remains Stable rather than Negative.
This downgrade moves Jindal Hotels into speculative-grade (junk) territory, which could increase future borrowing costs and signal weakening financial health to lenders and investors — likely a negative sentiment trigger for the stock.