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But what about FY26? Management expects another 60–70% revenue growth in FY26 Is it realistic? They have the pipeline to back it They have a solid order book: ✅CPP order book: 1.76 GW = ~₹3,000 Cr revenue in 18-24 months ✅IPP pipeline: 1.5 GW under development over 2-3 https://t.co/V8oq5oqY0O

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C) Risks to Watch → Not just financial, but business, legal, operational D) A Second Set of Eyes → Another independent check beyond the auditor

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[7] What about Suspensions or Withdrawals of Ratings? This doesn’t always mean something is wrong. Sometimes the company chooses not to renew it. But sometimes it’s a red flag: → Loan default → Lack of transparency → Trouble in operations Always check the reason stated in

[5] The Real Power is in the Movement, not just the Rating Would you trust a company that dropped from AA+ to A? Or a small-cap that steadily rose from BBB- to A-? Ratings tell you where the company is. But rating movement shows you where it's going

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E) Credit Rating Movement → Year-on-year movement tells you if the business is truly improving F) Discrepancy Flag → If your analysis says the company is doing well but ratings are going down — it’s a sign to double-check