Product Quantum (Rs. Cr) Long Term Rating Short Term Rating
BOND 238.28 ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final -
BOND 2411.64 ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed -
BOND 0.08 Provisional | ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed -
Total Outstanding 2650.00 - -
 
Rating Rationale

­Acuite has reaffirmed the long-term rating of ACUITE AA (CE) (read as  ACUITE double A (Credit Enhancement)) to the Rs.2411.64 Cr. unsecured non- convertible  bonds of KERALA INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT FUND BOARD (KIIFB). The outlook is 'Stable'.

­Acuite has reaffirmed the long term rating of Provisional ACUITE AA (CE) (read as  Provisional ACUITE double A (Credit Enhancement)) to the Rs. 0.08 Cr. unsecured non- convertible  bonds of KERALA INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT FUND BOARD (KIIFB). The outlook is 'Stable'.

Acuité has converted the provisional rating on the Rs. 238.28 Cr. unsecured non- convertible  bonds of KERALA INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT FUND BOARD (KIIFB) to final and assigned the long term rating of ‘ACUITE AA (CE)’ (read as ACUITE double A (Credit Enhancement)). The outlook is ‘Stable’.

The conversion from provisional rating to the final rating reflects the fulfilment of the appointment of a SEBI registered debenture trustee, execution of debenture trust deed, receipt of the final term sheet and confirmation from trustee regarding compliance with all the terms and conditions of term sheet.

The conversion of provisional rating of proposed bond Rs 0.08 Cr. of KIIFB to final rating is subject to:
  • Appointment of a SEBI registered Debenture Trustee
  • Execution of Debenture Trust Deed
  • Receipt of the final term sheet and confirmation from trustee regarding the compliance with all the terms and condition of term sheet.
Rationale for the rating
The rating factors in the strategic importance of KIIFB to the Government of Kerala (GoKe), as it acts as the nodal agency for infrastructure development in the state of Kerala. The rating also considers the complete ownership of the GoKe and the strength of the  board of KIIFB with the Chief Minister as the chairperson and also include the finance minister, chief secretary, and other civil servants and experts. The rating also takes in to consideration the constitution of the Fund Trustee Advisory Commission (FTAC) which monitors the financial stability and fund utilisation of KIIFB. GoKe has to make the necessary budgetary allocations to ensure KIIFB's revenue stream. Transfers from GoKe to KIIFB are as provided for in Section 7 of KIIF Act (as amended in 2016). As per Section 7, GOKe shall make budgetary allocations equivalent to share of MVT and entire quantum of fuel cess collected in the state in the previous year. As per the KIIF Act 2016, all the borrowings made by KIIFB are guaranteed by GoKe.
The final rating derives its strength from the structure, the escrow and payment mechanisms, DSRA and FD and also the corpus fund of ~Rs.3327.01 Cr, all of which will be utilised only for the issue and hence assure enough liquidity till the complete redemption of the issue.
The rating is partially offset by the financial constraints and widening revenue and fiscal deficits of the Government of Kerala. Also, since KIIFB lends at the average cost of borrowings and also provides fund for the social development of the state in the form of grants, profitability will remain impacted.

About the company
­Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board (KIIFB) was established as the principal funding arm of Government of Kerala on 11.11.1999 by the Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Act 1999 (Act 4 of 2000). Through various functions provided in the act, KIIFB aims to channel funds for critical and large public infrastructure projects in Kerala. Comprehensive modifications to the Act have been enacted through the Kerala Infrastructure Investment (Amendment) Act, 2016. With the expanded scope and structure provided under the amended Act, KIIFB is now mobilising and channelling funds for facilitating planned, hassle-free, and sustainable development of both physical and social infrastructure, including major land acquisition needs that are integral to development and ensure all round wellbeing and prosperity , using financial instruments approved by the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
KIIFB was established with the main objective of providing investment for critical and large infrastructure projects in Kerala. It acts as the primary agency of the state government to facilitate the development of both the physical and social infrastructure in Kerala and to assist the state government and its agencies in the development of infrastructure in Kerala. KIIFB acts as the main agency of the state government for scrutinising, approving, and funding major infrastructure projects. These infrastructure projects may be revenue generating or non-revenue generating.
 
Unsupported Rating
­Acuite A+/Stable
(Post notch up in view of the support from Government of Kerala)
 
Analytical Approach
­Acuite has considered the standalone financial and operational figures of KIIFB and further notched it up for the support from Government of Kerala and the credit enhancement and structured payment mechanisms in place for the issue.
 
Key Rating Drivers

Strength
­Support from the government of kerala
KIIFB is the nodal agency for infrastructure development for the Government of Kerala. KIIFB was established with the main objective of providing investment for critical and large infrastructure projects in Kerala. It acts as the primary agency of the state government to facilitate the development of both the physical and social infrastructure in Kerala and to assist the state government and its agencies in the development of infrastructure in Kerala. It is fully owned by GoKe. The GoKe further extends its support in the form of board representation with the Chief Minister as the chairperson, the Finance Minister, the chief secretary, key bureaucrats, and independent members. Further, all the borrowings made by KIIFB are guaranteed by GoKe as per the KIIF Act. GoKe has to make the necessary budgetary allocations to ensure KIIFB's revenue stream. Transfers from GOKe to KIIFB are as provided for in Section 7 of KIIF Act (as amended in 2016). As per Section 7, GOKe shall make budgetary allocations equivalent to the share of MVT and the entire quantum of fuel cess collected in the state in the previous year. These revenues come to KIIFB on a daily basis and fully by the month of December in every financial year, so that there are no liquidity crunches at the end of the financial year affecting the cashflows. The GoKe may also  make any additional grants or loans to KIIFB so that KIIFB defrays its debt liabilities as per the KIIF Act.

Close monitoring by FTAC
The Fund Trustee and Advisory Commission (FTAC) monitors the financial stability and fund utilisation by KIIFB closely. It acts as the trustee to ensure that all investments of the fund serve the purpose and intent of the KIIF Act.The commission consists of eminent members like Shri. Vinod Rai, Chairman , Shri. R.A. Sankara Narayanan and Smt. Uma Shankar. FTAC issues a “ Fidelity Certificate ” every six months certifying that the application of funds and the investment of surplus funds are in conformity with the Act and KIIFB has adequate resources to meet debt obligations arising in the next 6 months.

Strength of the  structure of the issue
The structure will be closely monitored by the DT and DSRA and FD mechanisms are also in place. The tenure of the bond is ten years, and the principal redemption will start in year four. The issuer would create a DSRA for an amount equivalent to the interest obligation of one succeeding quarter and the principal redemption amount of one quarter. The issuer would need to maintain the required DSRA amount on a rolling basis, and the initial DSRA amount so calculated would need to be deposited at least one day prior to the date of pay in. On the first day of every quarterly payment cycle, Issuer shall also maintain a fixed deposit in a scheduled public commercial bank, at least to the extent of the interest obligation on the immediately succeeding quarterly payout date & principal redemption amount of one quarter, and create, maintain, charge/lien on the same in favour of the Debenture Trustee at all times. The current structure provides for two quarters of interest and repayment obligations through the DSRA and FD mechanisms upfront.
The escrow mechanism is in place for the bond servicing account, where daily credit equivalent to 2% of the upcoming servicing requirement will happen, from the daily credit of petroleum and MVT Cess share from GoKe. For the last quarter of the financial year, the entire servicing requirement will be transferred upfront at the beginning of the quarter. 
Further, there is the corpus fund amounting to Rs. 3327.01 Cr. which will only be used for the replenishment of DSRA or redemption of the issue during any windfall event. The corpus fund has to be maintained till the end of the issue period. 
The DT will check the availability of funds on the T-7th day and recover any shortfalls through the liquidation of the FD. If the shortfall still remains on the T-5th day, DT will ask the issuer to bridge the shortfall immediately. If the shortfall persists on the T-3rd day, the DT will transfer the funds from the DSRA to bridge the gap. The DSRA utilisation should be notified to the GoKe by the next day.  If the impairment of DSRA is not fully replenished on the payout day, on T+1th day, DT will ask the issuer to replenish the DSRA from the corpus fund by T+ 6th day. If the DSRA is not cured on that day, the DT will inform the GoKe its intention to invoke the guarantee if the DSRA is not replenished in next 21 days. If the DSRA is not replenished by T+27th day, DT will invoke the state guarantee. The GoKe has the obligation to replenish the DSRA within the next 30 days. If the DSRA is not replenished on the T+58th day, it will be considered as an event of default.

Weakness
­­­State of the financial health of Government of Kerala
Since the operations of KIIFB are supported by the GoKe and the revenue stream of KIIFB also derives from the GoKe, the high revenue and fiscal deficits of Government of Kerala can disrupt the operations of KIIFB. GoKe revenue deficit for FY23 (RE) stood at 2% of the GSDP with the fiscal deficit for FY23(RE) at 3.6% of the GSDP. The debt of the GoKe stood at 37.2% of the GSDP for FY23(RE) and interest obligations at 19.3% of the revenue receipts for FY23 (RE).Going forward, the ability of the GoKe to improve its financial stability and the central government's intervention in  state borrowing limits will be key monitorables.
Assessment of Adequacy of Credit Enhancement (Applicable only for CE Ratings)
­­Acuite believes that the DSRA structure, FD and escrow mechanism in the bond servicing account along with the corpus fund and guarantee by the GoKe will help in maintaining ample liquidity and mitigating any risk in repayment of the issue.
 
ESG Factors Relevant for Rating
­KIIFB created its ESG policy in 2021. The main objective of this policy is to address any of the ESG risks and impacts in the projects and make them ESG sustainable for KIIFB and its stakeholders and development partners. KIIFB is committed to adopting global standards and principles of responsible investing, and integrating ESG criteria into its investment approach and decision-making processes. Further, KIIFB also encourages Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) or Project Implementation Agencies (PIAs) to manage risks responsibly by working beyond regulatory requirements and moving towards enhanced social value creation. As part of this, KIIFB has adopted a nine step mechanism that includes due diligence, monitoring, and grievance redressal mechanisms to ensure proper ESG standards are maintained in each of its projects and the policy is updated as per the latest trends.
KIIFB has a strong internal governance system in place. KIIFB is headed by the Chief Executive Officer, who also acts as the fund manager of KIIFB. The Board is the highest decision-making body of KIIFB and comprises the Chief Minister, the Finance Minister, the Chief Executive Officer, key bureaucrats, and independent members. The board consists of 13 members, out of whom 6 are independent members.
 
Rating Sensitivity
­
  • Changes in GoKe support
  • Changes in financial health of GoKe
  • Non adherence to the payment structure, for this particular issue
  • Deterioration  in DSRA, FD or corpus fund or invocation of guarantee, for this particular issue
 
All Covenants (Applicable only for CE & SO Ratings)
­KIIFB is subject to the below mentioned financial covenant among other covenants as stipulated by the KIIF Act and various term sheets.
  • The Issuer shall ensure that, in respect of any Relevant Period, the Liability Service Coverage Ratio for such Relevant Period shall not be less than 1.1 times.
"Liability Service Coverage Ratio" means the ratio of FC Cash flow to Liability Service; "Relevant Period" means the period ending 12 months from the end of each financial quarter; "FC Cash flow" means, with respect to any Relevant Period, the aggregate of
(a) share of motor vehicle Taxes and cess levied on petroleum products received by the Issuer pursuant to KIIF Act;
(b) any other amount appropriated by the GoK for the Issuer's sole usage;
(c) any other payments to the Issuer other than proceeds from any Financial Indebtedness; and
(d) the total amount of cash and cash equivalent investments controlled by the Issuer at the beginning of the Relevant Period, excluding any DSRA and sinking fund or any other debt servicing account of similar intent (except those created towards
the Financial Indebtedness of the Issuer payable during the Relevant Period); and
"Liability Service" means, with respect to the Relevant Period, the aggregate of
(a) all scheduled payments (including balloon payments) on account of principal and interest and other charges on all Financial
Indebtedness, as applicable; and
(b) any payment made or required to be made to any debt service account under the terms of any agreement
providing for any Financial Indebtedness.

Covenants customary to transactions of this nature including, but not limited to:
(a) Information covenants;
(b) Authorisations;
(c) Repayment;
(d) Status and Business;
(e) Compliances;
(f) Accounts;
(g) Arm’s length transactions;
(h) Taxes;
(i) Financial Covenants;
(j) Use of proceeds;
(k) Listing;
(l) Further assurances;
(m) Compliance with laws;
(n) Filings with the stock exchange;
(o) Issuance of Debentures.
as more particularly detailed in the Debenture Trust Deed.
Further, the following key covenants are also inter alia provided in the Debenture Documents:
(a) Unconditional and irrevocable guarantee from the Government of Kerala, for timely servicing of the Debentures.
(b) DSRA and a fixed deposit to the extent of fully covering the servicing requirement of one quarter as liquidity support.
(c) (c) Corpus Fund covenant for replenishing any
impairment of the DSRA, and repayment/redemption on downgrade in credit rating of the Debentures below ‘AA-’ (i.e., A+ or
below) and/or on occurrence of a cross default/acceleration in respect of the Issuer (as enumerated above under the serial number 54 against the particular “Corpus Fund”).
(d) Stipulation for invocation of the Deed of Guarantee for impairment in the DSRA to a level below the servicing requirement for the immediate servicing quarter.
 
Liquidity Position
Adequate
­KIIFB has maintained adequate liquidity with Rs. 3,578 Cr. Of Cash and cash equivalent and investments in MF. Also, with the ~Rs. 3327 Cr corpus fund along with the FD and DSRA, there is adequate liquidity maintained for the issue.
 
Outlook: Stable
­Acuite believes that KIIFB will maintain 'stable' outlook for the near to medium term. The outlook may be changed to 'positive' if there is considerable improvement in the revenue stream or profitability. The outlook may be changed to 'negative' if the revenue stream gets affected due to the financial constraints of GoKe or any shortfall in the liquidity buffers earmarked for the issue.
 
Other Factors affecting Rating
­None
 
Key Financials - Standalone / Originator
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Particulars Unit FY24 (Actual) FY23 (Actual)
Total Assets Rs. Cr.     24,359.01 20,820.60
Total Income* Rs. Cr.       3,794.66 3,886.69
PAT Rs. Cr.        (971.71) (853.33)
Net Worth Rs. Cr.       3,327.02 2,820.49
Return on Average Assets (RoAA) (%)           (4.28) (4.55)
Return on Average Net Worth (RoNW) (%)          (31.48) (30.25)
Debt/Equity Times             6.23 6.3
Gross NPA (%)  -  -
Net NPA (%)  -  -
*Total income equals to Net Interest Income plus other income
 
Status of non-cooperation with previous CRA (if applicable):
­Not Applicable
 
Any other information
­Supplementary disclosures  for Provisional Ratings
A. Risks associated with the provisional nature of the credit rating
In case there are material changes in the terms of the transaction after the initial assignment of the provisional rating and post the completion of the issuance (corresponding to the part that has been issued) Acuite will withdraw the existing provisional rating and concurrently, assign a fresh final rating in the same press release, basis the revised terms of the transaction.

B. Rating that would have been assigned in absence of the pending steps/ documentation
The rating would be equated to the standalone rating of the entity: ACUITE A+/ Stable
 
C. Timeline for conversion to Final Rating for a debt instrument proposed to be issued:
The provisional rating shall be converted into a final rating within 90 days from the date of issuance of the proposed debt instrument. Under no circumstance shall the provisional rating continue upon the expiry of 180 days from the date of issuance of the proposed debt instrument.
 
Applicable Criteria
• Application Of Financial Ratios And Adjustments: https://www.acuite.in/view-rating-criteria-53.htm
• Default Recognition: https://www.acuite.in/view-rating-criteria-52.htm
• Explicit Credit Enhancements: https://www.acuite.in/view-rating-criteria-49.htm
• Non-Banking Financing Entities: https://www.acuite.in/view-rating-criteria-44.htm

Note on complexity levels of the rated instrument
­­In order to inform the investors about complexity of instruments, Acuité has categorized such instruments in three levels: Simple, Complex and Highly Complex. Acuite’ s categorisation of the instruments across the three categories is based on factors like variability of the returns to the investors, uncertainty in cash flow patterns, number of counterparties and general understanding of the instrument by the market. It has to be understood that complexity is different from credit risk and even an instrument categorized as 'Simple' can carry high levels of risk. For more details, please refer Rating Criteria “Complexity Level Of Financial Instruments” on www.acuite.in.
 

Date Name of Instruments/Facilities Term Amount (Rs. Cr) Rating/Outlook
11 Apr 2024 Proposed Bond Long Term 0.02 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Proposed Bond Long Term 238.34 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 57.12 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 87.38 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 87.38 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 87.38 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 87.38 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 87.38 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 87.38 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 87.38 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 13.88 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
14 Mar 2024 Proposed Bond Long Term 0.02 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Proposed Bond Long Term 850.00 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 57.12 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 13.88 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 71.00 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
11 Jan 2024 Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 143.28 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Proposed Bond Long Term 83.60 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Proposed Bond Long Term 413.42 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
02 Nov 2023 Proposed Bond Long Term 699.98 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Proposed Bond Long Term 800.00 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
30 Sep 2023 Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
Proposed Bond Long Term 699.98 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Reaffirmed)
Bond Long Term 42.86 ACUITE AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
28 Sep 2023 Proposed Bond Long Term 1000.00 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
25 May 2023 Proposed Bond Long Term 1000.00 ACUITE Provisional AA (CE) | Stable (Assigned)
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Lender’s Name ISIN Facilities Date Of Issuance Coupon Rate Maturity Date Quantum
(Rs. Cr.)
Complexity Level Rating
Not Applicable INE658F08144 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2032 57.12 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08086 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2027 71.00 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08128 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2028 71.00 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08110 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2029 71.00 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08102 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 20 Dec 2030 71.00 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08094 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2031 71.00 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08144 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2032 13.88 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08136 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2033 71.00 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08151 Bond 26 Mar 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2028 87.38 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08169 Bond 26 Mar 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2033 87.38 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08177 Bond 26 Mar 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2029 87.38 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08185 Bond 26 Mar 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2032 87.38 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08193 Bond 26 Mar 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2031 87.38 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08201 Bond 26 Mar 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2030 87.38 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08219 Bond 26 Mar 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2034 87.38 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08219 Bond 23 Apr 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2034 34.04 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final
Not Applicable INE658F08201 Bond 23 Apr 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2030 34.04 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final
Not Applicable INE658F08193 Bond 23 Apr 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2031 34.04 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final
Not Applicable INE658F08185 Bond 23 Apr 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2032 34.04 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final
Not Applicable INE658F08151 Bond 23 Apr 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2028 34.04 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final
Not Applicable INE658F08177 Bond 23 Apr 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2029 34.04 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final
Not Applicable INE658F08169 Bond 23 Apr 2024 9.10 26 Mar 2033 34.04 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Assigned | Provisional To Final
Not Applicable INE658F08037 Bond 03 Jul 2023 8.49 02 Jul 2027 42.86 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08011 Bond 03 Jul 2023 8.49 03 Jul 2028 42.86 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08045 Bond 03 Jul 2023 8.49 03 Jul 2029 42.86 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08029 Bond 03 Jul 2023 8.49 03 Jul 2030 42.86 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08052 Bond 03 Jul 2023 8.49 03 Jul 2031 42.86 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08078 Bond 03 Jul 2023 8.49 02 Jul 2032 42.86 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08060 Bond 03 Jul 2023 8.49 04 Jul 2033 42.86 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08086 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2027 143.28 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08128 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2028 143.28 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08110 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 21 Dec 2029 143.28 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08102 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 20 Dec 2030 143.28 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08094 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2031 143.28 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08144 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2032 143.28 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable INE658F08136 Bond 22 Dec 2023 8.95 22 Dec 2033 143.28 Simple ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable Not avl. / Not appl. Proposed Bond Not avl. / Not appl. Not avl. / Not appl. Not avl. / Not appl. 0.06 Simple Provisional | ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
Not Applicable Not avl. / Not appl. Proposed Bond Not avl. / Not appl. Not avl. / Not appl. Not avl. / Not appl. 0.02 Simple Provisional | ACUITE AA | CE | Stable | Reaffirmed
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*Annexure 2 - List of Entities (applicable for Consolidation or Parent / Group / Govt. Support)
Sr.No. Company Name
1 Government of Kerala
2 Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board
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