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Puma Lift Trucks Private Limited

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Set up in 2001 in Bangalore. It has pledged its assets against loans of up to ₹10.54 crore from 1 lender.

CINU29199KA2001PTC029595
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25 years at a glance

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

2002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026LOANS AGAINST ITS ASSETSTODAY'S PEOPLE, WHEN THEY JOINEDRegistered as a companyReligare Finvest LTD, up to ₹32.43 lakh, 8 Nov 2010 to 14 Nov 2013Ing Vysya Bank Limited, up to ₹2.75 crore, 29 Nov 2010 to 9 Nov 2013Religare Finvest Limited, up to ₹19.18 lakh, 26 Dec 2011 to 23 Jan 2015Religare Finvest Limited, up to ₹10.94 lakh, 29 Dec 2011 to 23 Jan 2015Vijaya Bank, up to ₹3.04 crore, 12 Jun 2013 to 3 Jul 2018The South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹8.25 crore, 30 Jul 2013 to still openThe South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹6 lakh, 29 Aug 2013 to 5 Feb 2018The South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹25 lakh, 9 Dec 2014 to 5 Feb 2018The South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹25 lakh, 28 Aug 2015 to 5 Dec 2018The South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹80 lakh, 30 Mar 2016 to 3 Jul 2020The South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹75 lakh, 18 Jul 2016 to 23 Jan 2023The South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹22 lakh, 2 Aug 2023 to still openThe South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹40 lakh, 14 Mar 2024 to still openThe South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹1.39 crore, 19 Apr 2024 to still openThe South Indian Bank Limited, up to ₹27.98 lakh, 31 Jan 2025 to still open
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  • 2001Registered as a company on 3 Oct 2001.
  • 2013Its biggest loan against assets, ₹8.25 crore with The South Indian Bank Limited, is still open.

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Who has lent to it

₹10.54 crorein loans backed by its assets, from 1 lender

  • The South Indian Bank Limited₹10.54 crore

    5 open loans, taken out 2013 to 2025

10 earlier loans, now paid off
  • The South Indian Bank Limited18 Jul 2016 to 23 Jan 2023₹75 lakh
  • The South Indian Bank Limited30 Mar 2016 to 3 Jul 2020₹80 lakh
  • The South Indian Bank Limited28 Aug 2015 to 5 Dec 2018₹25 lakh
  • The South Indian Bank Limited9 Dec 2014 to 5 Feb 2018₹25 lakh
  • The South Indian Bank Limited29 Aug 2013 to 5 Feb 2018₹6 lakh
  • Vijaya Bank12 Jun 2013 to 3 Jul 2018₹3.04 crore
  • Religare Finvest Limited29 Dec 2011 to 23 Jan 2015₹10.94 lakh
  • Religare Finvest Limited26 Dec 2011 to 23 Jan 2015₹19.18 lakh
  • Ing Vysya Bank Limited29 Nov 2010 to 9 Nov 2013₹2.75 crore
  • Religare Finvest LTD8 Nov 2010 to 14 Nov 2013₹32.43 lakh

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