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Harig India Private Limited

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Set up in 1961 in South Delhi. It has pledged its assets against loans of up to ₹1.32 crore from 1 lender.

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196219641966196819701972197419761978198019821984198619881990199219941996199820002002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026LOANS AGAINST ITS ASSETSTODAY'S PEOPLE, WHEN THEY JOINEDRegistered as a companyPradeshiya Industrial & Investment Cor. of U. P. Ltd., up to ₹1.32 crore, 21 Mar 1991 to still openBank of India, up to ₹2 crore, 17 Nov 1993 to 16 Apr 2009Bank of India, up to ₹50 lakh, 24 May 1994 to 16 Apr 2009Bank of India, up to ₹50 lakh, 17 Oct 1995 to 16 Apr 2009Bank of India, up to ₹1.4 crore, 8 Aug 1997 to 16 Apr 2009Sakthi Finance Limited, up to ₹9.58 lakh, 4 Jul 1998 to 30 Jun 2009Bank of India, up to ₹50 lakh, 5 Jan 2001 to 16 Apr 2009Bank of India, up to ₹2.25 crore, 26 Apr 2001 to 16 Apr 2009Bank of India, up to ₹10.7 crore, 17 Sept 2003 to 11 Mar 2008Bank of India, up to ₹4 crore, 17 Nov 2004 to 11 Mar 2008Bank of India, up to ₹1 crore, 29 Mar 2006 to 11 Mar 2008State Bank of India, up to ₹12.12 crore, 26 Feb 2008 to 11 Apr 2013State Bank of India, up to ₹16.2 crore, 23 Apr 2009 to 28 Jan 2011IDBI Bank Limited, up to ₹4.5 crore, 2 Aug 2010 to 28 Mar 2013
Loan still openLoan paid offSomeone joined, and is still there
  • 1961Registered as a company on 15 Apr 1961.
  • 2009Its biggest loan against assets, ₹16.2 crore with State Bank of India, was paid off in 2011.

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Who has lent to it

₹1.32 crorein loans backed by its assets, from 1 lender

  • Pradeshiya Industrial & Investment Cor. of U. P. Ltd.₹1.32 crore

    Open, taken out 21 Mar 1991

13 earlier loans, now paid off
  • IDBI Bank Limited2 Aug 2010 to 28 Mar 2013₹4.5 crore
  • State Bank of India23 Apr 2009 to 28 Jan 2011₹16.2 crore
  • State Bank of India26 Feb 2008 to 11 Apr 2013₹12.12 crore
  • Bank of India29 Mar 2006 to 11 Mar 2008₹1 crore
  • Bank of India17 Nov 2004 to 11 Mar 2008₹4 crore
  • Bank of India17 Sept 2003 to 11 Mar 2008₹10.7 crore
  • Bank of India26 Apr 2001 to 16 Apr 2009₹2.25 crore
  • Bank of India5 Jan 2001 to 16 Apr 2009₹50 lakh
  • Sakthi Finance Limited4 Jul 1998 to 30 Jun 2009₹9.58 lakh
  • Bank of India8 Aug 1997 to 16 Apr 2009₹1.4 crore
  • Bank of India17 Oct 1995 to 16 Apr 2009₹50 lakh
  • Bank of India24 May 1994 to 16 Apr 2009₹50 lakh
  • Bank of India17 Nov 1993 to 16 Apr 2009₹2 crore

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