Moody's mejora la calificación de Reliance Industries a Baa1

Moody's ha elevado la calificación crediticia de Reliance Industries a Baa1. La nueva calificación se sitúa dos escalones por encima de la calificación soberana de la India.

La mejora refleja el sólido perfil empresarial de Reliance. La agencia de calificación citó segmentos empresariales contracíclicos, una importante exposición internacional con más de un tercio de los ingresos provenientes de exportaciones y una dependencia limitada de ingresos vinculados al gobierno como factores clave que respaldan unos beneficios estables a través de los ciclos.

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