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Anlon Healthcare Ltd. received a BWR BBB / Stable rating for its Rs. 23.60 crore Fund Based Long Term facilities and Bank Loan facilities, superseding previous ratings. The agency cited FY26 operating income of Rs. 176.54 crore, a net worth of Rs. 209.77 crore, and projected FY2027 revenues of Rs. 270 crore, alongside Rs. 3.41 crore in cash and Rs. 30.92 crore in net cash accruals.
Ashapuri Gold Ornament Ltd. shares rose 4.42% to Rs 4.73, up 18.25% in a week, with trading volume surging 400.98% to 15.22 lakh shares. The company received purchase orders for 24 Kgs of gold jewellery, valued at Rs 35.50 crores, to be executed within 45 days. As of September 15, 2026, the order book totals 115 Kgs, worth Rs 170 crores.
Kavveri Defence & Wireless Technologies Ltd. shares rose 8.19% to Rs 75.01, up 16.08% over one week, with trading volume surging 125.38% to 11.75 lakh shares. The company is executing Rs 222 crores in orders for antennas and RF components over three months. Year-over-year, Kavveri Defence declined 19.66%, underperforming the NIFTY50’s 6.43% loss.
IFCI Ltd announced that ICRA Limited reaffirmed its ratings for debt instruments, including ‘ICRA’ B+ for bank limits and Long Term Bonds, and ‘ICRA’ A4’ for Commercial Paper. The ratings continue under Rating Watch with Developing Implications. A detailed report is available for further information, referencing the reaffirmed ratings.
Balaji Amines Ltd. announced rating actions from India Ratings and Research. Ratings were withdrawn for bank loan facilities of 1,950 crore, accompanied by a Rating Letter for Withdrawal. India Ratings reaffirmed IND AAA with a stable outlook for 200 crore in Bank Loan Facilities and assigned PRO-AAA to its 50 crore Commercial Paper Program, withdrawing ratings on other limits totaling 1,450 crore.
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