ACME Solar credit rating: ACME Solar Holdings Ltd said in a BSE filing on October 2, 2026, that Crisil Ratings had revised the outlook on its long-term bank facilities to Positive from Stable, while reaffirming the rating at Crisil AA-.

The disclosure also put total bank loan facilities rated at Rs 2,500 crore, enhanced from Rs 1,500 crore. The revised rating and outlook are expressed together as Crisil AA-/Positive.

The development concerns the outlook attached to the company's long-term bank facilities. The credit rating itself remains unchanged at AA-; the filing identifies the action as an outlook revision alongside a rating reaffirmation.

Rated bank facilities increase to Rs 2,500 crore

The company's disclosure sets out both the earlier and updated positions for the outlook and the amount of bank loan facilities covered by the rating.

Parameter Earlier position Updated position
Long-term rating Crisil AA- Crisil AA- reaffirmed
Rating outlook Stable Positive
Total bank loan facilities rated Rs 1,500 crore Rs 2,500 crore

The facility amount in the disclosure refers specifically to total bank loan facilities rated by Crisil. The filing does not state the amount drawn against those facilities or provide a breakdown of their utilisation.

For readers tracking the credit disclosure, the two changes are therefore the Positive outlook and the enhanced size of the rated facilities. Neither changes the stated long-term rating grade.

Disclosure follows January intimation

ACME Solar submitted the update under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015. It described the filing as a continuation of its earlier intimation dated January 29, 2026.

The communication was addressed to BSE and the National Stock Exchange. It identifies the company by BSE scrip code 544283 and NSE symbol ACMESOLAR, and was signed by Rajesh Sodhi, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer.

The filing provides a link to Crisil Ratings' rating rationale. The supplied exchange communication states the rating action and facility amount but does not reproduce Crisil's detailed reasons for revising the outlook.