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MARC Ratings has upgraded port operator Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas Sdn Bhd’s (PTP) RM2.15 billion Islamic Medium-Term Notes (Sukuk Murabahah Programme) rating to AAIS from AA-IS. The rating outlook is stable. The outstanding under the rated programme stood at RM2.1 billion as at March 13, 2023. The rating upgrade is premised on PTP’s strengthened credit profile, […]
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MARC Ratings has affirmed its AA-IS rating on Sinar Kamiri Sdn Bhd’s outstanding RM200.0 million Green Sustainable and Responsible Investment (SRI) Sukuk Wakalah. The outlook on the rating is stable. The performance of Sinar Kamiri’s 49MWac solar power plant remained within expectations in 2022. Electricity generation was marginally lower than P90 projections by 1.7%, mainly
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MARC Ratings has affirmed its ratings of AAA, AA and B- on special purpose vehicle Special Coral Sdn Bhd’s RM250.0 million Senior Class A Medium-Term Notes (MTN), RM50.0 million Senior Class B MTN and RM800.0 million Subordinated Class MTN under the existing RM1.1 billion MTN programme. The ratings outlook is stable. Special Coral owns about
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MARC Ratings has assigned final ratings of MARC-1/MARC-1IS to Cagamas Berhad’s Conventional and Islamic Commercial Papers (CCP/ICP) programmes with a combined aggregate limit of RM20 billion. The ratings outlook is stable. The rating agency has reviewed the final documentation for the programmes and is satisfied that the terms and conditions have not changed in any
MARC Ratings has withdrawn its AAA rating on Inverfin Sdn Bhd’s RM160 million Medium-Term Notes (MTN) programme. The rating withdrawal follows the full redemption of the RM160 million outstanding under the programme and subsequent termination of the programme as confirmed by the facility agent on March 6, 2023. With the withdrawal, MARC Ratings will no
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MARC Ratings has revised the outlook on Top Glove Corporation Bhd’s corporate credit rating to negative from stable on concerns that the impact from the continued tough global market conditions for glove manufacturers will weigh on the group’s performance. Concurrently, the rating outlook on the RM3.0 billion Perpetual Sukuk Wakalah Programme of Top Glove’s wholly-owned
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MARC Ratings has affirmed its AAAIS and AAA ratings on Cagamas MBS Berhad’s asset-backed Sukuk Musyarakah issuance (CMBS 2007-1-i) and fixed rate serial bonds issuances (CMBS 2005-2; CMBS 2007-2). The outlook on all ratings is stable. Cagamas MBS was established to undertake the securitisation of conventional and Islamic home financing originated by the Malaysian government.
MARC Ratings has assigned a “Gold” Impact Assessment to Sunway Healthcare Treasury Sdn Bhd’s Sustainability Financing Framework (the Framework). Sunway Healthcare Treasury is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sunway Healthcare Holdings Sdn Bhd (SHH) where SHH is the immediate holding company of Sunway Healthcare Group (SHG). The Framework sets out the guidelines for issuances of financing
MARC Ratings has assigned a “Bronze” Impact Assessment to Global Vision Logistics Sdn Bhd’s (GVL) Sustainability Financing Framework (the Framework). GVL is a joint venture company with four shareholders being Hartamas Mentari Sdn Bhd (30%), Swift Haulage Berhad (25%), Ideal Force Sdn Bhd (15%) and Aspen Vision Properties Sdn Bhd (30%), whose principal activities are
MARC Ratings has affirmed its long-term ratings of AAA, AA and A on Kinabalu Capital Sdn Bhd’s Issue 3 of RM113 million Class A, RM21 million Class B and RM11 million Class C Medium-Term Notes (MTN). The outlook on all ratings is stable. The affirmed ratings reflect the loan-to-value (LTV) ratios of the classes that
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