Under LiquidationSouth Delhi, DelhiSince 2010

Neovogue Enterprises (India) Private Limited

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Set up in 2010 in South Delhi. 4 people run it as directors and officers.

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16 years at a glance

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20122014201620182020202220242026LOANS AGAINST ITS ASSETSTODAY'S PEOPLE, WHEN THEY JOINEDRegistered as a companyChira Ranjan Guha Roy, Director, joined 3 Aug 2010Jeetender Kumar Singh, Director, joined 30 Sept 2011Chirantan Guha Roy, Director, joined 30 Sept 2011Ved Prakash Gulati, Alternate Director, joined 9 Dec 2011
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  • 2010Registered as a company on 3 Aug 2010.

Who runs it

  • 3 Director
  • 1 Alternate Director
  • Ved Prakash Gulati

    Alternate Directorsince 9 Dec 20111 other company

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  • Jeetender Kumar Singh

    Directorsince 30 Sept 20112 other companies

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  • Chirantan Guha Roy

    Directorsince 30 Sept 20113 other companies

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  • Chira Ranjan Guha Roy

    Directorsince 3 Aug 20104 other companies

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Who has lent to it

MCA's register shows no loans against this company's assets.

Who else its people work with

Other companies where its directors and officers hold roles

C G Worldwide Impex Private LimitedBrother Computers and Software (India) LimitedCGR Merchantile Finance Private LTDC G R Management and Financial Consultants Private LimitedBrother Computers and Software (India) LimitedC G R Management and Financial Consultants Private LimitedCGR Merchantile Finance Private LTDOqtas Technologies Private LimitedVVDN Technologies Private LimitedBrother Computers and Software (India) LimitedChira Ranjan Guha Roy: 4 other companiesChirantan Guha Roy: 3 other companiesJeetender Kumar Singh: 2 other companiesVed Prakash Gulati: 1 other companyNeovogueEnterpr…

4 of its 4 people also hold roles in 6 other companies.

  • Chira Ranjan Guha Roy

    Director at Neovogue Enterprises (India)

    4 other companiesFollow
  • Chirantan Guha Roy

    Director at Neovogue Enterprises (India)

    3 other companiesFollow
  • Jeetender Kumar Singh

    Director at Neovogue Enterprises (India)

    2 other companiesFollow
  • Ved Prakash Gulati

    Alternate Director at Neovogue Enterprises (India)

    1 other companiesFollow
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Chira Ranjan Guha Roy

Chirantan Guha Roy

Jeetender Kumar Singh

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  • Every year · AOC-4

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  • Every year · MGT-7

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