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# Coexca S.A. joins an elite group of category A companies in Chile.
- URL: https://cibocom.ghost.io/coexca-s-a-joins-an-elite-group-of-category-a-companies-in-chile/
- Published: 2021-02-17T01:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-08T15:09:56.000Z
- Author: Cibocom
- Tags: Coexca S.A., pork

The esteemed Risk Rating Agency Feller Rate has upgraded the rating of Coexca S.A. to an A- classification, reflecting the company's financial and operational strength and solvency. Upon reviewing the financial statements of Coexca S.A., Feller Rate determined that the company has significantly improved its coverage indicators, supported by strong operational performance and a healthy level of liquidity. This combination has contributed to a satisfactory business profile. General Manager Guillermo García expressed that this upgrade is excellent news, positioning Coexca S.A. among the elite A- category companies in Chile, a testament to a company's solvency. "This rating is among the highest risk classifications available. Feller Rate's report highlights Coexca S.A.'s solvency, stable future outlook, orderly financial debt, and sufficient cash flows to meet its debt obligations, along with access to new financing for future projects," he emphasized. García also mentioned that achieving this rating has been a long-standing goal since the company's inception, bringing pride and joy to the Board, its executives, and everyone involved in building the company. "This achievement is a significant milestone, a dream since the founding of Coexca S.A., as it grants us a rating that few can achieve. This result is the outcome of Feller Rate's thorough analysis, an independent agency overseen by the Financial Market Commission," he stressed. Additionally, Coexca S.A.'s Administration and Finance Manager, Maximiliano Gallegos, noted the importance of the risk classification, explaining that it serves to assess a company's credit quality, solvency, and likelihood of meeting its financial commitments.