Armenian Central Bank gives ratings to companies

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YEREVAN, March 10. /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia has given ratings to some companies, the central bank’s press office reported on Thursday.

The regulator gave G+ rating to Ashtarak Kat dairy company instead of former B+.

Imex Group’s previous B- was replaced by G+.

Ratings of Valletta, Tamara, Antares and Tigran Mets Publishing Company G-, G-, G and G+ were left unchanged. -0-

Name New rating Previous rating
Valletta Ltd G- G-
Imex Group Ltd G+ B-
Ashtarak Kat CJSC G+ B+
Tamara Ltd G- G-
Antares Ltd G G
Tigran Mets Publishing Company CJSC G+ G+
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