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Dish TV India zooms 15% after clarification on CARE ratings downgrade

The company said the default in debt repayment was on account of a temporary cash shortfall due to peak payment commitments to suppliers.

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SI Reporter Mumbai
Shares of Dish TV India surged 15 per cent to Rs 14.44 on the BSE on Monday after the company said the default in debt repayment was on account of a temporary cash shortfall due to peak payment commitments to suppliers.
“The Company’s deferral to service the loan amount is due to bunching of repayment obligations and utilization of funds for other business requirements including, both capital expenditure and payment of operating liabilities to broadcasters and suppliers,” Dish TV India said in a regulatory filing. READ MORE

The company issued the statement after rating agency Care Ratings

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