Credit Ratings (Ratings)

The rating is an assessment carried out by specialized agencies that indicates a company’s credit quality, reflecting its financial health, payment capacity, and risk classification. This score, assigned based on a standardized scale, expresses the degree of risk associated with doing business with the analyzed company.

Several factors are considered when defining the rating, including the political and regulatory environment, corporate governance, capital structure, level of indebtedness, operational performance, and the risk associated with the sector in which the company operates.

Credit ratings are important for investors and other stakeholders, as they provide an independent analysis of the company’s probability of default, contributing to investment and risk management decisions.

Note: The information provided in this section is updated regularly. However, due to market dynamics and the agencies’ review deadlines, the data presented may not reflect Iguá’s most current conditions. We recommend consulting the official websites of the credit rating agencies directly for up-to-date and further information.

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