Corporate Governance

GCCIA is assigned with strong credit ratings that reflect its financial stability, robust governance, and strategic importance to the region’s energy infrastructure. These ratings affirm GCCIA’s credibility in capital markets and its ability to support long-term investments in the GCC power grid.

These investment-grade credit ratings enable GCCIA to access funding on competitive terms for strategic expansion projects, reinforce transparency and stakeholder confidence, and foster long-term partnerships with regional and international institutions.

S&P Global Ratings

S&P Global has assigned GCCIA an “A” long-term credit rating with a stable outlook, citing GCCIA’s strong business profile, stable cash flows, and strategic role in supporting the energy security and integration efforts of GCC member states. The rating reflects confidence in GCCIA’s financial position, and its low-risk business model underpinned by long-term agreements with government-backed utilities.

Fitch Ratings

Fitch Ratings has rated GCCIA “A+” with a stable outlook. The assessment considers GCCIA’s prudent financial management and solid support from the GCC member states. The rating highlights GCCIA’s essential infrastructure status and its critical role in fostering regional cooperation and energy market development.