Rated Corporate Manufacturing

Siba High-tech Mechanical Group Joint Stock Company

Ticker: Unlisted
A- Current rating
Stable Outlook
2 Rating status
0 SPOs published

About the Issuer

Basic information
Sector level 1 Corporate
Sector level 2 Manufacturing
Ticker Unlisted
Customer code ENT0313140100

Rating Results

Issuer rating - Long-term
A-
Outlook: Stable
Issue rating - Long-term
A-
Debt instrument type: Stable
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Factors that could lead to an upgrade

SIBA Group’s A- issuer rating and bond rating could be upgraded if the company demonstrates a track record of materially higher profitability from mechanical engineering and the new businesses, driving stronger leverage and coverage metrics. Factors that could lead to an upgrade include, for example, EBITDA margin sustained above 26% and EBIT/Interest expense above 4.9x, or CFO/Debt above 40%.

Factors that could lead to a downgrade

SIBA Group’s A- issuer rating and bond rating could be downgraded if the company shows (1) significantly weaker-than-expected profitability and/or (2) aggressive debt-funded expansion into new ventures, materially weakening its credit metrics. Factors that could lead to a downgrade include, for example, EBITDA margin below 15%, Debt/EBITDA above 5.7x, or CFO/debt below 7%. 

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Rating Results

LATEST CORPORATE CREDIT RATING RESULTS  |  09/2026
A-
Outlook: Stable

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