MARC lowers Segi Astana RM415m rating, outlook negative


In 1H2021, Segi Astana collected a modest RM17.6mil (1H2020: RM38.9mil) from retail operation and car park with the decline reflecting the significant fall in car park collection.

KUALA LUMPUR: Lower occupancy rate at gateway@klia2 mall and retail closures due to the Covid-19 pandemic have weakened Segi Astana Sdn Bhd’s credit profile resulting in Malaysian Rating Corporation (MARC) downgrading the company’s debt notes.

MARC said it lowered its rating on Segi Astana’s RM415mil Asean green medium-term Notes (MTN) facility to A+ from AA-. The rating outlook was maintained at negative.

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