Kajaria Ceramics Says It Does Not Qualify as ‘Large Corporate’ Under SEBI Norms

The latest update is out from Kajaria Ceramics Limited ( (IN:KAJARIACER) ).

Kajaria Ceramics Limited has notified stock exchanges that it has no outstanding long‑term borrowings on a standalone basis as of March 31, 2026, and holds strong ICRA credit ratings of A1+ for short‑term and AA(Stable) for long‑term instruments, reflecting a robust financial position. On this basis, the company stated it does not meet the combined criteria under SEBI’s October 19, 2023 circular for classification as a “Large Corporate,” meaning it is exempt from the additional disclosure and issuance requirements applicable to such entities, which may afford it greater flexibility in managing future financing and compliance obligations.

More about Kajaria Ceramics Limited

Kajaria Ceramics Limited operates in the ceramics and building materials industry, with its specified securities comprising equity shares listed on Indian stock exchanges. The company’s capital structure currently shows no outstanding long‑term borrowings on a standalone basis as of March 31, 2026, and its debt instruments enjoy strong credit ratings from ICRA, including ICRA A1+ for short term and ICRA AA(Stable) for long term, underscoring its solid credit profile and financial discipline.

Average Trading Volume: 100,593

Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy

Current Market Cap: 195.4B INR

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