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Castrol India Limited loan details

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Castrol India Limited has 11 charges registered with the Registrar of Companies: 11 open charges worth Rs 25.90 Cr. The largest open charges are held by Bank Of India, Canara Bank and The Honkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd. The most recent charge was created on 09 Aug 1995 in favour of Canara Bank for Rs 1.50 Cr and is open.

Charges Breakdown by Lending Institutions

  • Bank Of India : 9.62 Cr
  • Canara Bank : 6.16 Cr
  • The Honkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd : 5.25 Cr
  • The Hongkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation : 2.67 Cr
  • Honkong Bank Pvt Ltd : 1.20 Cr
  • Others : 1.00 Cr

₹25.90 crore

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Bank Of India

Modification

21 Feb 2002

₹5.25 cr

Charge IdLenderAmountCreation DateLast Modification DateSatisfaction DateStatus
90165146 View DetailsCanara Bank₹ 1.50 09 Aug 1995-- Open 15000000.0
90167064 View DetailsHonkong Bank Pvt Ltd₹ 1.20 30 May 1995-- Open 12000000.0
90165080 View DetailsCanara Bank₹ 4.00 09 Sep 1994-- Open 40000000.0
90166289 View DetailsCanara Bank₹ 0.33 14 Jun 199405 Jul 1995- Open 3300000.0
90166274 View DetailsCanara Bank₹ 0.33 14 Mar 1994-- Open 3300000.0
90167010 View DetailsBank Of India₹ 9.62 20 Apr 1989-- Open 96156900.0
90165955 View DetailsThe Hongkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation₹ 0.25 21 Sep 1987-- Open 2500000.0
90165942 View DetailsThe Hongkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation₹ 2.00 04 Jun 1987-- Open 20000000.0
90165916 View DetailsCiti Bank₹ 1.00 25 Sep 1986-- Open 10000000.0
90165884 View DetailsThe Honkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd₹ 5.25 09 Aug 198521 Feb 2002- Open 52500000.0
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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.