Consolidated Construction Consortium: rating update from ICRA

What happened

In a filing with the BSE on 4 November 2026 at 03:28 PM, Consolidated Construction Consortium (CCCL) said that ICRA has withdrawn its credit rating.

Company snapshot

Consolidated Construction Consortium is a micro-cap company, with a market value of about ₹497 crore.

The stock last traded at ₹11.13, against a 52-week range of ₹10.2–₹23.2 (52.0% below the high).

Before this filing the shares had moved −22.2% over the month and −33.5% over three months. Average daily turnover over the last 20 sessions was about ₹0.26 crore.

Promoters held 60.05% at the end of Q2 FY27. Foreign institutions owned 0.03% and domestic institutions 8.93%.

What history shows

BCEIE has no earlier credit rating filing from this company on record since May 2026.

Market-wide, 1,405 credit rating filings with an impact score of 50 or more saw an average next-day move of +0.1%, with 46% rising.

Past reactions describe what happened before; they are not a forecast.

What to watch

• Whether other agencies take a similar view on the company's credit.

In the news

Recent coverage elsewhere (links open the original publisher):

• Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd Sept-Quarter Consol Loss 127 Million Rupees — TradingView, 29 Oct 2026
• Consolidated Construction Q2FY27 Results: Net loss widens to ₹1,269 lakh — scanx.trade, 29 Oct 2026
• Consolidated Construction Consortium (CCCL.NS) Slips 3.91% to ₹10.80 — ₹10.26 Support in Focus - Smart Beta Flow — https://www.siam.in/, 2 Nov 2026
• CCCL Q2 Results FY27: Board Meeting Set for Oct 29 — Multibagg AI, 29 Oct 2026
• Consolidated Construction Consortium Q2 Results FY27: Revenue Jumps 91.25% to Rs 126.34 Cr, Net Loss Rs 12.7 Cr — Univest, 29 Oct 2026

Source

• Exchange filing (PDF)