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Loan refinancing improves Adani-run Mumbai airport's liquidity: CRISIL

However, rating agency says strengths partially offset by risks associated with delay in tariff orders and air traffic

Sitting on Rs 1 trn in assets, pvt airports want cash support from govt
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Aneesh Phadnis Mumbai
Adani group-run Mumbai International Airport has seen an improvement in its credit profile following fund infusion and refinancing of its long-term debt at lower interest rates, rating agency CRISIL has said in its latest report. It added that liquidity is sufficient to meet near-term debt, operating expenses, and capital expenditure requirements.

MIAL’s external debt, which included loans and non-convertible debentures, has reduced to Rs 5,730 crore from Rs 7,250 crore as on June 30.

CRISIL Ratings has assigned ‘AA-Stable’ rating to Rs 310 crore proposed bank guarantee facility of MIAL. Ratings for certain long-term loan and non-convertible debentures were upgraded,