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S&P Global Ratings affirmed CCI's long-term issuer credit rating as BB+, while revised its outlook to "Stable" from "Negative". The rating action reflects S&P's forecast that CCI's overall credit metrics should stabilize in the next 12-18 months thanks to resilient operating performance and expected decline in borrowing costs in Türkiye. The stable outlook reflects S&P's view that CCI's credit metrics should improve in the next 12-18 months, thanks to a large and leading product portfolio and resilient demand across most markets. Additionally, anticipated reductions in funding costs and capital expenditures in Türkiye will contribute into solid positive free operation cash flow (FOCF) generation and improving EBITDA interest coverage. S&P continues to factor in CCI's successful pass of their ratings above the sovereign stress test, including transfer and convertibility (T&C) assessments, allowing them to rate it above the foreign currency rating on the Turkish government (BB-/Stable). In addition S&P insulated CCI's credit ratings from that of its majority shareholder Anadolu Efes Biracılık ve Malt San. A.Ş. ("AEFES"), which was previously aligned. Under new context S&P can rate CCI up to a maximum of three notches above AEFES. |
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