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Mudra Texturising Private Limited loan details

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Mudra Texturising Private Limited has 9 charges registered with the Registrar of Companies: 7 open charges worth Rs 4.72 Cr and 2 satisfied charges worth Rs 6.00 M. The lender named on its open charges is Dena Bank. The most recent charge was created on 11 Oct 2001 in favour of Dena Bank for Rs 4.02 M and is open.

Charges Breakdown by Lending Institutions

  • Dena Bank : 4.72 Cr

₹472.15 lakh

₹60.00 lakh

2

Dena Bank

Satisfaction

16 Jul 2008

₹45.00 lakh

Charge IdLenderAmountCreation DateLast Modification DateSatisfaction DateStatus
90098325 View DetailsThe Surat People'S Co.Op Bank Ltd.₹ 15.00 12 Jan 199631 Mar 199716 Jul 2008 Satisfied 1500000.0
90096379 View DetailsThe Surat People'S Co.Op Bank Ltd.₹ 45.00 05 Jul 199524 Jan 199616 Jul 2008 Satisfied 4500000.0
90099429 View DetailsDena Bank₹ 40.15 11 Oct 2001-- Open 4015000.0
90099064 View DetailsDena Bank₹ 20.00 05 Oct 1999-- Open 2000000.0
90096544 View DetailsDena Bank₹ 168.00 10 Jul 199825 Oct 1999- Open 16800000.0
90098862 View DetailsDena Bank₹ 8.00 10 Jul 199825 Nov 1999- Open 800000.0
90096514 View DetailsDena Bank₹ 168.00 16 Jan 199810 Oct 1995- Open 16800000.0
90098761 View DetailsDena Bank₹ 31.00 16 Jan 199810 Jul 1998- Open 3100000.0
90098327 View DetailsDena Bank₹ 37.00 16 Jan 199610 Jan 1998- Open 3700000.0
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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.