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Tagus STC SA notes upgraded as Volta VIII collections strengthen — Tagus notes upgraded

Improving performance in the Volta VIII electricity receivables transaction is supporting stronger credit quality for notes issued by Tagus STC SA. The upgrade reflects stronger-than-expected collections and solid cash flow generation that Fitch expects to continue even under stressed scenarios.

Highlights

Fitch Ratings upgraded the notes issued by Tagus STC SA for the Volta VIII electricity receivables transaction due to improved collections.
Stronger-than-expected electricity receivable collections reinforced cash generation, supporting the upgraded ratings and transaction stability.
Fitch assigned a stable outlook, indicating ongoing resilience and suggesting current collection trends offer a buffer for securitised note investors.

Rating action and transaction performance

As reported by Fitch Ratings, the agency has upgraded the ratings on the classes of notes issued by Tagus STC SA in relation to the Volta VIII electricity receivables transaction.

Fitch says the rating action is driven by improved performance indicators in the underlying pool of electricity receivables. Stronger-than-expected collections are reinforcing the transaction's cash generation profile and supporting the upgraded note ratings.

The agency also says the transaction continues to generate solid cash flow and expects that performance to remain intact even in stressed scenarios.

Stable outlook for electricity receivables

Fitch assigns a stable outlook to the rated notes, signaling its view that the transaction is likely to remain resilient over the medium to long term.

The action points to continuing strength in the underlying electricity receivables and suggests that current collection trends are providing a buffer for investors in the securitised notes.

We recently wrote about Golden Ray notes being upgraded in KBRA’s review of the Compartment 1 solar ABS deal.

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