Insolation Energy Limited has informed stock exchanges that it does not fall under the “Large Corporate” classification as per the framework prescribed by Securities and Exchange Board of India for debt fund-raising disclosures.
In a regulatory filing submitted to BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited on April 29, 2026, the solar energy company stated that it does not meet the applicability criteria outlined under SEBI’s circulars governing large entities raising funds through debt securities.
The disclosure confirms that the company is outside the mandatory borrowing and compliance framework applicable to entities classified as Large Corporates, based on the prescribed financial and borrowing thresholds.
The filing also highlighted the company’s credit ratings, including long-term bank facilities rated at CARE BBB+ (Stable) and short-term facilities rated at CARE A2, as part of the regulatory disclosure requirements.
The confirmation was jointly signed by the company’s compliance and finance officials and submitted for record and information purposes to the stock exchanges.
The disclosure forms part of routine regulatory compliance by listed companies and clarifies Insolation Energy’s current borrowing status under SEBI’s debt securities framework.
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