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Aman Hospitality Private Limited

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Set up in 1992 in NEW Delhi. It has pledged its assets against loans of up to ₹217.38 crore from 2 lenders.

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34 years at a glance

Loans against its assets, and when today's people joined

19941996199820002002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026LOANS AGAINST ITS ASSETSTODAY'S PEOPLE, WHEN THEY JOINEDRegistered as a companyPunjab and Sind Bank, up to ₹30 crore, 3 Mar 2006 to 10 Oct 2006Syndicate Bank, up to ₹60 crore, 20 Mar 2008 to 5 Nov 2011Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited, up to ₹279.85 crore, 25 Sept 2009 to 26 Aug 2015Indian Bank, up to ₹86.47 crore, 29 Oct 2009 to 4 Nov 2015United Bank of India, up to ₹97.26 crore, 13 Nov 2009 to 15 Oct 2015Punjab National Bank, up to ₹165 crore, 22 Dec 2009 to 7 Jul 2011Union Bank of India, up to ₹99.21 crore, 23 Jan 2010 to 28 Oct 2015Bank of India, up to ₹151.04 crore, 12 Apr 2010 to 8 Dec 2015Punjab & Sind Bank, up to ₹60.85 crore, 29 Sept 2011 to 23 Oct 2015Oriental Bank of Commerce, up to ₹121.56 crore, 25 Oct 2011 to 27 Oct 2015Central Bank of India, up to ₹94.83 crore, 7 Feb 2012 to 4 Nov 2015Punjab & Sind Bank, up to ₹35 crore, 4 Sept 2012 to still openThe Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited, up to ₹182.38 crore, 31 Mar 2015 to still open
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  • 1992Registered as a company on 20 May 1992.
  • 2009Its biggest loan against assets, ₹279.85 crore with Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited, was paid off in 2015.

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Who has lent to it

₹217.38 crorein loans backed by its assets, from 2 lenders

  • The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited₹182.38 crore

    Open, taken out 31 Mar 2015

  • Punjab & Sind Bank₹35 crore

    Open, taken out 4 Sept 2012

11 earlier loans, now paid off
  • Central Bank of India7 Feb 2012 to 4 Nov 2015₹94.83 crore
  • Oriental Bank of Commerce25 Oct 2011 to 27 Oct 2015₹121.56 crore
  • Punjab & Sind Bank29 Sept 2011 to 23 Oct 2015₹60.85 crore
  • Bank of India12 Apr 2010 to 8 Dec 2015₹151.04 crore
  • Union Bank of India23 Jan 2010 to 28 Oct 2015₹99.21 crore
  • Punjab National Bank22 Dec 2009 to 7 Jul 2011₹165 crore
  • United Bank of India13 Nov 2009 to 15 Oct 2015₹97.26 crore
  • Indian Bank29 Oct 2009 to 4 Nov 2015₹86.47 crore
  • Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited25 Sept 2009 to 26 Aug 2015₹279.85 crore
  • Syndicate Bank20 Mar 2008 to 5 Nov 2011₹60 crore
  • Punjab and Sind Bank3 Mar 2006 to 10 Oct 2006₹30 crore

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