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ICRA downgrades Peninsula Land's debentures to 'C', cites debt servicing

The company, which is part of the Ashok Piramal Group, till July 2019 had Rs 2,310 crore in debts on a consolidated basis

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Abhijit Lele Mumbai
Rating agency ICRA has downgraded debentures of Peninsula Land Ltd. (PLL), from “BB” to “C”, citing irregularities in debt servicing and poor liquidity.

The Ashok Piramal Group company faces high refinancing risk because of its debt repayment obligations (excluding collection-linked payments) aggregating to Rs 1,167 crore in the next twelve months, ICRA said.

The company till July 2019 had Rs 2,310 crore in debts on a consolidated basis (including in Special Purpose Vehicle).

The cash flow position of the company is severely impacted due to delays in collections of sizeable sold inventory as well as weak sales velocity in ongoing and completed projects.

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