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Indian firms with foreign debt face rating risks if rupee drops over 10% against dollar, Fitch warns.
Fitch Ratings warns that Indian companies with heavy foreign-currency debt and limited local revenue—especially in renewables, power, and toll roads—may face credit rating pressure if the rupee drops more than 10% against the dollar in the next year.
While many firms have hedged their exposure, partial hedging, particularly on principal repayments, could raise costs and weaken debt coverage.
Sectors with export earnings or overseas operations, like tech and pharma, are better protected.
Fitch expects most companies to continue hedging, but poor risk management could harm credit profiles.
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Las firmas indias con deuda externa enfrentan riesgos de calificación si la rupia cae más del 10% frente al dólar, advierte Fitch.