Scope Ratings left the rating of AutoWallis unchanged (B+).
For the current rating, Scope used the rating issued last year, which had already taken into account AutoWallis’ business plans, including its updated growth strategy and financing plan, and it also examined the company’s results for all of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025.
In the rating process, the independent institute considered AutoWallis’ regional expansion and the diversification of the brands it represents as positive factors, among others, and identified as a challenge the fact that it remains a minor entity within the European retail industry.
Scope Ratings also left the rating of the company and its debt unchanged: the B+ rating was upheld for both, with a stable outlook.
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