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Amargun Overseas Private Limited loan details

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Amargun Overseas Private Limited has 7 charges registered with the Registrar of Companies: 7 open charges worth Rs 76.31 Cr. The largest open charges are held by Punjab National Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank and Small Industries Development Bank Of India. The most recent charge was created on 16 Sep 2010 in favour of Punjab National Bank for Rs 35.00 Cr and is open.

Charges Breakdown by Lending Institutions

  • Punjab National Bank : 35.00 Cr
  • Punjab & Sind Bank : 33.81 Cr
  • Small Industries Development Bank Of India : 7.50 Cr

₹76.31 crore

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Punjab National Bank

Creation

16 Sep 2010

₹35.00 cr

Charge IdLenderAmountCreation DateLast Modification DateSatisfaction DateStatus
10243794 View DetailsPunjab National Bank₹ 35.00 16 Sep 2010-- Open 350000000.0
10171007 View DetailsPunjab & Sind Bank₹ 19.56 27 Jul 200931 Mar 2010- Open 195600000.0
10087816 View DetailsPunjab & Sind Bank₹ 4.00 12 Dec 2007-- Open 40000000.0
10087818 View DetailsPunjab & Sind Bank₹ 4.50 12 Dec 200714 Jul 2009- Open 45000000.0
10087833 View DetailsPunjab & Sind Bank₹ 4.50 12 Dec 200714 Jul 2009- Open 45000000.0
10033701 View DetailsSmall Industries Development Bank Of India₹ 7.50 24 Jan 200730 Jan 2008- Open 75000000.0
90038016 View DetailsPunjab & Sind Bank₹ 1.25 31 Mar 2003-- Open 12500000.0
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A charge is a security interest a company creates over its assets in favour of a lender. An open charge is still outstanding; a satisfied charge has been repaid and closed with the Registrar. Under the Companies Act, 2013 every charge must be registered within thirty days of creation (Form CHG-1, or CHG-9 for debentures) and its satisfaction reported within thirty days of repayment (Form CHG-4). Amounts are as filed with the MCA.