The debt raised by ITNL Offshore, carries an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee of USD 114 million from Exim Bank, as per a note by Fitch, which has also rated the issue at BBB-.
IL&FS Transportation or ITNL could not be reached for comments. A call to their Mumbai office remained unanswered.
ITNL stock was down by 2 per cent at Rs 215.20 on the BSE, whose main gauge Sensex plunged 603 points.
ICICI Bank had also raised 500 million yuan, making it the maiden issue from a domestic bank in 2014.
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The Chinese financial market is yet to be tapped by domestic corporates, who prefer the Western markets to sell their debt instruments.
Fitch said issue is supported by a principal account of USD 4 million and a debt service reserve account amounting to one semi-annual coupon payment of around USD 2.4 million.
Fitch said the guarantee and principal amount will be more than sufficient to meet bond and swap providers' dues under a variety of stress scenarios, therefore BBB- rating.
IL&FS Transportation was formed in 2000 as a wholly-owned unit of IL&FS, and is the largest BOT road asset owner in the country with around 13,100km lane in its portfolio. The last year's issue is listed on the HK Exchange.
ITNL is a leading player in the transportation sector with presence in metro rail, city bus services and border check-posts. Recently, it had acquired Elsamex of Spain, which is into highway operations, maintenance and allied services.
The over 25-year-old IL&FS is a leading domestic infra development and finance firm, which has capabilities to take projects from concept to commissioning stage. Set up in 1987, the shareholders of IL&FS include LIC, SBI, HDC, Central Bank of India, Orix Corporation of Japan and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.