Gurugram – Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has once again shown that when it comes to financial stamina, it’s running on premium fuel and not cutting corners with regular unleaded. The company has reaffirmed its robust financial standing with top-tier credit ratings from CRISIL Limited – India’s version of a financial report card where Hyundai just scored straight A’s.
In CRISIL’s latest review (dated August 21, 2025), HMIL retained its AAA/Stable rating for long-term facilities – which basically means the company is as safe as a bank vault guarded by three Korean engineers and a CRISIL analyst. On the short-term side, Hyundai earned A1+, signalling that its liquidity is so good, it could probably lend water to parched rivers.
Wangdo Hur, Whole-time Director & Chief Financial Officer, commented with the calm confidence of a man who knows his balance sheet better than his Netflix password: “These ratings are a testament to Hyundai’s unwavering financial prudence and long-term value creation. As we invest in ‘Progress for Humanity,’ our financial robustness remains a cornerstone of our journey in India.”
Translation: Hyundai isn’t just selling cars – it’s selling peace of mind, and apparently, CRISIL is a satisfied customer.
As Hyundai keeps blending sustainability, innovation, and financial discipline, it seems clear that while others might stall at a financial speed breaker, Hyundai will just shift into sport mode and cruise right through.
