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As per the rationale report, the upgrade reflects a growth in XIL’s scale of operations in FY22, driven by an increase in sales volumes and realisations resulting from improved demand for Biax di-electric films.
The upgrade also factors in an improvement in the company’s operating profitability and credit metrics, along with an improvement in its liquidity position in FY22.
At around 1:31 PM, XPRO India was currently trading at Rs814 per share up by Rs36.2 or 4.65% from its previous closing of Rs777.80 per share on the BSE.
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