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Indianoil Petronas Private Limited

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Set up in 1998 in Kolkata. Every loan it took against its assets has been paid off.

CINU74899WB1998PTC219339
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27 years at a glance

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20002002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026LOANS AGAINST ITS ASSETSTODAY'S PEOPLE, WHEN THEY JOINEDRegistered as a companyState Bank of Saurashtra, up to ₹16 crore, 2 May 2003 to 10 May 2007State Bank of Saurashtra, up to ₹61 crore, 27 Nov 2003 to 10 May 2007State Bank of Hyderabad, up to ₹15 crore, 8 Jul 2004 to 10 Sept 2009The Bank of Nova Scotia, up to ₹20 crore, 5 Aug 2004 to 23 Sept 2009The Bank of Nova Scotia, up to ₹0, 26 Oct 2004 to 13 Apr 2006Calyon Bank, up to ₹35 crore, 27 Apr 2005 to 18 Aug 2009Societe Generale, up to ₹20 crore, 14 Jun 2006 to 23 Sept 2009Citibank N.A., up to ₹10 crore, 23 Jun 2006 to 5 Jun 2009State Bank of Hyderabad, up to ₹9 crore, 13 Sept 2006 to 10 Sept 2009State Bank of Saurashtra, up to ₹22.14 crore, 13 Sept 2006 to 4 May 2009HDFC Bank Limited, up to ₹12 crore, 1 Mar 2007 to 24 Mar 2009Citi Bank N.A, up to ₹16 crore, 22 Mar 2007 to 5 Jun 2009HDFC Bank Limited, up to ₹314 crore, 29 Jan 2010 to 26 Oct 2017HDFC Bank Limited, up to ₹314 crore, 28 Sept 2011 to 26 Oct 2017
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  • 1998Registered as a company on 3 Dec 1998.
  • 2011Its biggest loan against assets, ₹314 crore with HDFC Bank Limited, was paid off in 2017.

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Who has lent to it

None still open. Every loan it took against its assets has been paid off.

14 earlier loans, now paid off
  • HDFC Bank Limited28 Sept 2011 to 26 Oct 2017₹314 crore
  • HDFC Bank Limited29 Jan 2010 to 26 Oct 2017₹314 crore
  • Citi Bank N.A22 Mar 2007 to 5 Jun 2009₹16 crore
  • HDFC Bank Limited1 Mar 2007 to 24 Mar 2009₹12 crore
  • State Bank of Hyderabad13 Sept 2006 to 10 Sept 2009₹9 crore
  • State Bank of Saurashtra13 Sept 2006 to 4 May 2009₹22.14 crore
  • Citibank N.A.23 Jun 2006 to 5 Jun 2009₹10 crore
  • Societe Generale14 Jun 2006 to 23 Sept 2009₹20 crore
  • Calyon Bank27 Apr 2005 to 18 Aug 2009₹35 crore
  • The Bank of Nova Scotia26 Oct 2004 to 13 Apr 2006₹0
  • The Bank of Nova Scotia5 Aug 2004 to 23 Sept 2009₹20 crore
  • State Bank of Hyderabad8 Jul 2004 to 10 Sept 2009₹15 crore
  • State Bank of Saurashtra27 Nov 2003 to 10 May 2007₹61 crore
  • State Bank of Saurashtra2 May 2003 to 10 May 2007₹16 crore

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