Kerala State Electricity Board Limited - Loans (Charges)
Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Kerala, India.
2011 Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala (India) Active
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Kerala State Electricity Board Limited loan details
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Kerala State Electricity Board Limited has 52 charges registered with the Registrar of Companies: 34 open charges worth Rs 16,727.78 Cr and 18 satisfied charges worth Rs 5,906.63 Cr. The largest open charges are held by Rural Electrification Corporation Limited, Canara Bank and State Bank Of India. The most recent charge was created on 11 Nov 2025 for Rs 2,100.00 Cr and is open.
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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.
