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CESC debentures get `LBBB' rating

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Kolkata , Sept. 16

ICRA has assigned an `LBBB' rating to CESC Ltd's long-term debentures, indicating moderate safety. It has also assigned an MA rating, indicating adequate safety, to the company's medium-term debentures.

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