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Five reasons why top 200 Indian firms may outshine Chinese peersThe credit cycles in India and China are at different stages, S&P noted. “They are in fact moving in opposite directions," said Mehul Sukka...- S&P Global Ratings says that Indian companies are set to outperform Chinese peersHowever it has warned against high interest rate environment in India and high levels of debt for the government which could restrict the g...
- Weak demand, high debt limit Indian companies credit profile: S&P"Economic conditions in India remain lacklustre despite several government measures to boost investments in the economy," said Standard & P...
- S&P downgrades Vedanta Resources credit ratingVedanta Resources has taken a big blow on profitability due to a meltdown in commodity prices. Uncertainty over ramp-up of aluminium and ir...
- Regulatory environment key risk for India's airport sector: S&PAccording to S&P, airports in countries like Australia, benefit from a regulatory regime which is well-established and light-handed.
- Steel consumption can increase by 9-10% in 2016-17 and 2017-18: S&PSteel consumption can increase by 9 per cent-10 per cent in 2016-17 and 2017-18, if economic growth accelerates, compared with 1 per cent-4...
- S&P downgrades outlook on Tata PowerS&P has revised downwards its outlook on Tata Power Company to 'stable' from 'positive', citing slow progress on tariff revisions for Mundr...
- S&P upgrades outlook on Tata Power to 'stable'S&P today revised upward its outlook on Tata Power to 'stable' and reaffirmed its B+ rating on the company citing the progress, though slow...
- S&P downgrades Vedanta Resources credit Rating to 'BB-' on negative outlookS&P said it expects Vedanta's ratio of funds from operations (FFO) to debt to remain weak at about 10% in fiscal 2016, compared with 7.5% i...
- India's reforms can give growth opportunities to top companies, says S&PThe report, which is a compilation of three articles cautioned that many companies were waiting for policy execution before investing furth...
- Corporate capex cycle won't pick up before FY17: ReportExperts added that these top companies have been lapping up cheap forex debt in the past few years due to the higher rate regime in India.
- India's reform drive could unlock corporate growth; country a global bright spot for investing: S&PHowever, many corporates are waiting for the government to put policy into action before investing further in the India story.
- Standard & Poor's Ratings Services assigns 'BB' rating GMR's Delhi Airport"The rating reflects our expectation that DIAL's cash flow adequacy will be weak for the next 18 months as tariffs are re-set," said S&P's ...
- S&P gives 'BB' rating to GMR's Delhi airport ahead of bond issueA `BB' rating means the company is “less vulnerable in the near-term, but faces major ongoing uncertainties to adverse business, financial ...
- SC verdict on coal mines could trigger reforms in sector: S&PThe S&P report said a transparent process to allocate coal mines is likely to involve an auction, just as the government did for telecom sp...
- Corruption, policy uncertainties pose credit risk in India: S&PAs per S&P, the country-specific risks have increased in India in the past two years, making it harder for the companies to manage their ca...
- S&P raises Tata Steel's long-term credit rating to 'BB'Standard and Poor's raised Tata Steel's long-term corporate credit rating a notch to 'BB' with a stable outlook on the back of the company'...
- S&P raises Tata Motors’ credit ratingGlobal ratings major Standard & Poor’s on Wednesday raised its long-term corporate credit rating on Tata Motors by one notch to ‘BB- ’ from...
- Indian Oil Corp downgraded to 'BB+' on weak liquidityStandard & Poor's on Wednesday lowered its corporate credit rating on India's largest petroleum company Indian Oil Corp. Ltd. (IOC) to 'BB+...
- S&P removes Tata Motors from CreditWatch, affirms 'BB' ratingStandard & Poor's Ratings Services on Wednesday affirmed its 'BB' corporate credit rating on India's Tata Motors Ltd.
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