Credit rating
PBG S.A. holds credit rating assigned by two leading international rating agencies: Standard and Poor’s (S&P) and Moody’s.
Date of update | Ratings | ||||||
Year | Month |
S&P |
Moody's |
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2011 | October |
BB - , outcome stable |
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2011 | December |
B2 , outcome stable |
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2012 | May |
B+ , credit watch |
Caa1 ,the rating has been placed on review for possible further downgrade |
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2012 | May |
SD (selective default) |
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2012 | June |
D (default) |
D (default) As PBG has filed for insolvency, Moody’s will withdraw the ratings.
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2012 | August |
Standard & Poor’s acting at the Company's request, withdrew its rating on PBG, which will no longer be reviewed or rated by the agency. The Management Board's request is related to a decision by the District Court of Poznań of June 13th 2012 declaring the Company to be insolvent, in voluntary arrangement. |
Long Term Credit Quality Rating Scale
S&P | Moody's | ||
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Rating |
Meaning |
Rating |
Meaning |
AAA |
Excellent Quality |
Aaa |
Excellent Quality |
AA+ |
High Quality |
Aa1 |
High Quality |
AA | Aa2 | ||
AA- | Aa3 | ||
A+ |
Good Quality |
A1 |
Good Quality |
A | A2 | ||
A- | A3 | ||
BBB+ |
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Baa1 |
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BBB | Baa2 | ||
BBB- | Baa3 | ||
BB+ |
Questionable Quality/Speculative |
Ba1 |
Questionable Quality/Speculative |
BB | Ba2 | ||
BB- | Ba3 | ||
B+ |
Low Quality/Highly Speculative Ability to meet debt payment over any long period of time may be small |
B1 |
Low Quality/Highly Speculative Ability to meet debt payment over any long period of time may be small |
B2 | B | ||
B- | B3 | ||
CCC+ |
Very Poor Quality. Default is a real possibility |
Caa1 |
Very Poor Quality. Default is a real possibility |
CCC | Caa2 | ||
CCC- | Caa3 | ||
CC |
Default of some kind appears probable |
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C |
Imminent default |
Ca |
Imminent default |
DDD |
Default. Expected recovery of 90%-95% |
C |
Default. Poor perspectives to achieve a position acceptable to invest in the company. |
DD |
Default. Expected recovery of 50%-90% |
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D |
Default. Expected recovery of <50% |