S&P upgrades DEH
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Standard & Poor’s rating agency raised the credit rating of the Public Power Corporation DEH to B from CCC, DEH said in a statement Friday.
DEH stressed that this significant upgrading was the justification of efforts made by the country’s largest industrial enterprise to respond to the worst conditions of the deepest crisis ever recorded in Greece in the last decades.
S&P said its decision to raise DEH’s credit rating was based on the signing of a 2.2-billion-euro syndicated loan with a number of Greek banks and the signing of loan with European Investment Bank and a consortium of foreign banks – led by the German bank KfW.
The credit rating agency also said PPC’s outlook was positive based on the estimate that the corporation will reduce its business and financial risks in the next two years. It also cited the very good relations between PPC and Greek banks.
PPC signed a syndicated loan on Friday with Alpha Bank, Attica Bank, National Bank, Eurobank and Piraeus Bank.
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