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Icra downgrades Jet Airways' Rs 70-bn debt third time in five months

Due to delay in implementing liquidity enhancement measures, rise in crude price, rupee depreciation, inability to pass on costs

Jet's unit costs increased 8.7 per cent while its unit revenue declined 3.9 per cent
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Jet’s unit costs increased 8.7 per cent while its unit revenue declined 3.9 per cent

Aneesh Phadnis
Credit rating agency Icra has further downgraded the long-term rating of Jet Airways' Rs 70-billion debt. 

This is the third rating downgrade in five months as the airline faces a delay in implementing liquidity enhancement measures. A rise in crude oil price, rupee depreciation and inability to pass on costs have been cited as other reasons for the downgrade.

Icra has now assigned a B- (negative) rating for Jet Airways' Rs 70 billion long-term debt (from BB-) which includes non-convertible debentures, loans, fund, and non-fund based facilities. 

The rating of Rs 39.50-billion short-term non-fund facilities has been retained at A4.

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