The affirmation is driven by Scope's expectation that MHH's solid credit metrics will be maintained despite a challenging global construction market with high inflation and interest rates, supported by an adequate order backlog.

The affirmation is driven by the issuer’s solid position in a niche segment showing near-term revenue growth, which is keeping credit metrics strong despite a slowing global construction industry and unsupportive macroeconomic outlook.

The upgrade is driven by the company’s solid market position in its niche that shows near-term revenue growth helping to keep credit metrics at current healthy levels despite impending headwinds including an unsupportive macroeconomic outlook.

The Outlook change is driven by the company’s resilient operations in 2020, thanks to the competitive advantage afforded by functioning supply chains, and with significant growth forecasted for 2021/22 keeping cash flow and credit metrics stable.

No impact on senior unsecured debt rating from managment's intention to gain more flexibility on use of bond proceeds.

The rating is driven by the company's strong position in the fragmented Hungarian construction market. Constraints include weak geographical diversification and the anticipated increase in leverage to finance working capital and capex.