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Autocomp sector set for a rebound after two tough fiscals, says Crisil

The automotive components sector will see revenue rebound 21 to 23 per cent next fiscal: Crisil

7 GW of unsigned power supply agreements pose risk to RE targets: Crisil

Delays in power supply agreements (PSAs) for 7 GW of the bid out renewable energy projects is one of the main reasons that may lead to 35 per cent shortfall in 160 GW renewable energy capacity target

Over 300 pharma, healthcare companies eligible for new Covid loans: Crisil

Hospitals to gain most with up to 3.5% dip on cost of funds; may add half a million beds, says rating agency

Covid-19 surge may hit securitisation in the near term, says Crisil

FY21 volumes below Rs 1 trn as against Rs 1.9 trn in FY20

Bank credit to grow 10% in FY22 on GDP expansion, policy measures: Crisil

NBFCs focused on gold loans and mortgages will be the least affected by the setbacks, Crisil report said

Covid-19 second wave to hit Gems and Jewellery; auto dealers: Crisil

Six of 42 sectors covered by study are highly sensitive to a pandemic resurgence, while 20 are moderately sensitive

Revenue growth of brokerages likely to moderate in next fiscal: Crisil

Broking industry revenue growth to moderate in FY22, rise in volatility and regulatory changes could weigh on volumes

Cement industry expected to grow 13% by volume in FY22: Crisil Ratings

The cement industry is set to hit a decadal high volume growth of 13 per cent in the next fiscal

Mutual funds' assets touch record high, says Crisil report

Mutual fund assets bounced back from the decline witnessed in January

PLI to drive capex in industrial sectors by 40-45 % in FY22: CRISIL report

India's GDP growth to be at 11 per cent in fiscal 2022, says report predicting two-phase economic recovery

Office space absorption to grow 12-18% next fiscal : Crisil

Net leasing of commercial office space across the country will grow 12-18 per cent to 25-30 million square feet (msf) next fiscal, a CRISIL analysis showed

Indian corporate bond market can double March 2025 : Crisil

The supply of corporate bonds in the domestic market is expected to double by fiscal 2025 with the financial sector contributing around 50 per cent to this growth, Crisil said

Indian media, entertainment to see 27% revenue growth in FY22: Crisil

Indian media and entertainment (M&E) sector is expected to witness a strong 27 per cent growth in revenue to around Rs 1.37 lakh crore in 2021-22, after contracting 26 per cent this fiscal, according to ratings agency Crisil. Segments such as digital and television (TV) will have relatively shorter time to bounce-back to pre-pandemic levels while print, films, outdoor, and radio would take longer. Crisil Ratings Ltd Director Nitesh Jain said advertisement and subscription revenues contribute nearly equally to the overall M&E sector's topline, but since the former correlates strongly with economic growth, the pandemic has had a bigger impact on it. "Next fiscal, with strong economic rebound on the cards, ad revenue should grow 31 per cent on-year and subscription revenue around 24 per cent," Jain added. The TV segment contributing around half of the sector's topline has recovered fully and will report healthy growth next fiscal. Ad revenue saw a sharp contraction initially, ..

Export subsidy to expand margins of sugar mills, says Crisil

The Centre's export subsidy for the October-September sugar season 2020-21 (SS21) will help sustain the commodity's exports at almost last year's level, Crisil said

ECLGS 2.0 'more than enough' to stabilise covid-hit firms: CRISIL

The KV Kamath committee to finalise financial parameters for restructuring of companies hit by the pandemic had identified 26 sectors.

Plunge in Q2 auto sales washes out Q1 gains in rural markets, says Crisil

In the second quarter, the pandemic penetrated deeper into the hinterland, and the share of fresh rural cases more than doubled to 38 per cent by September

CRISIL upgrades rating on Tata Power NCDs, long-term bank facilities

Tata Power on Thursday said Crisil has upgraded its rating on the company's non-convertible debentures and long-term bank facilities. "Crisil has upgraded its rating of The Tata Power Company Ltd to 'Crisil AA' from 'Crisil AA-' on the non-convertible debentures and long-term bank facilities, Tata Power said in a regulatory filing. The outlook on the rating has been revised to 'stable' from 'positive'. The rating on Tata Power's commercial paper programme has been reaffirmed at Crisil A1+, it said. Tata Power said the rating upgrade has been driven by the de-leveraging initiatives such as sale of non-core assets (South African wind asset and shipping business) and the preferential allotment of equity undertaken by the company. Praveer Sinha, CEO and Managing Director, Tata Power said this rating upgrade recognises the significant efforts of the company to strengthen the fundamentals. The company is on course to achieve the deleveraging and restructuring of business as laid out in

Covid-19 impact: Credit ratio at decadal low of 0.54% in H1, says CRISIL

The credit quality pressure on India Inc is likely to persist in H2FY21, with downgrades outnumbering upgrades, according to the rating agency

Crisil projects wider GDP contraction for FY21 at 9%, from 5% earlier

Attributes it to Covid-19 cases and lack of stimulus from govt

Crisil, India Rating upgrade YES Bank's bonds on improved liquidity

Ind-Ra said the multi-notch upgrade and the resolution of rating watch evolving reflect a significant improvement in Yes Bank's profile and operating metrics post its reconstruction in March