kochi notwithstanding the workfromhome culture set in after the outbreak of covid19 infoparks kerala has retained a stable crisil ratings as per the latest review the rating continues to reflect infoparks strong financial risk profile healthy liquidity the achievement comes amidst a slump in the states realestate sector more so in the past six months following the spread of the novel coronavirusestablishments depend on rating by a credible agency for enhancing their access to funding widening range of funding alternatives and for optimising cost of funds the 1987founded crisil as a subsidiary of american financial information company sp global provides ratings and research besides risk and policy advisory servicesthe latest crisil rating reflects the financial stability of infoparks kerala according to sasi pm chief executive officer of it parks keralaimplying that the pandemic couldnt make a dent in the business prospects he said the infoparks continue to get regular enquiries for occupancy a few small firms did wind up operations but that is not necessarily owing to covid19 this has happened in the past also what is gratifying is that the demand for space has been increasing steadily over the past two months even more than the space being vacated sasi addedthe crisil report attributes infoparks good performance to the financial support from the kerala government and guarding the it establishment against any possible loss with an impressive low debt level in capital structure infoparks have shown strong financial health infopark has an annual inflow of rs 50 crore for the year ending march 30 2020 according to crisilinfoparks kerala enjoy 80 per cent occupancy in its it buildings their 201920 income was rs 2 crore more than the year before the posttax profit of infoparks kerala has shown a 10 percent increase all these reinforce the good health of infoparks kerala crisil adds