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Fitch Withdraws Long-Term Issuer Default Rating for Ferrexpo

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What happened

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International rating agency Fitch Ratings withdrew the long-term issuer default rating of Ferrexpo plc, which focuses on mining operations in Ukraine. The agency stated the withdrawal was due to Ferrexpo deciding to stop participating in the rating process. Fitch explained it no longer had sufficient information to maintain the ratings or provide analytical services to the company.

From interfax.com.ua

Why it matters

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The rating action affects Ferrexpo's credit profile as a company with major assets in Ukraine. For Kernel, the rating downgrade increases the risk profile associated with its major investment in the company. The status of Ferrexpo as an LSE-listed company means the action impacts its market standing.

From interfax.com.ua

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  • FerrexpoSpeculative

    Ferrexpo could face increased financing costs due to the downgraded credit profile.

  • KernelSpeculative

    Kernel might experience increased risk exposure on its major investment in Ferrexpo.

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