Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd (CDEL), whose long-term rating has been recently downgraded to 'D' by credit rating agency ICRA, is "deleveraging its assets" for debt reduction and to ensure liquidity position for the company.
Earlier, this week, ICRA had downgraded CDEL long-term rating 'D' with negative outlook from 'BB+' (Negative) based on Rs 315 crore term loans.
"The rating action follows the delay in debt servicing by CDEL's flagship subsidiary - Coffee Day Global Limited and Sical group of companies," said CDEL in a regulatory filing.
"The Company is in the process of deleveraging its assets to ensure liquidity position for the company .... "
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