ActiveKolkata, West BengalSince 1978

Queens Park Property Company Limited

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Set up in 1978 in Kolkata. 3 people run it as directors and officers.

CINU45201WB1978PTC031333
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48 years at a glance

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198019821984198619881990199219941996199820002002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026TODAY'S PEOPLE, WHEN THEY JOINEDRegisteredIsha Khaitan, Director, joined 20 May 2019Yashodhara Khaitan, Director, joined 20 May 2019Meghna Vakharia, Director, joined 8 Jun 2020
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  • 1978Registered on 31 Jan 1978.

Who runs it

  • 3 Director
  • Meghna Vakharia

    Directorsince 8 Jun 20206 other companies

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  • Isha Khaitan

    Directorsince 20 May 20196 other companies

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  • Yashodhara Khaitan

    Directorsince 20 May 20196 other companies

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Who has lent to it

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

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Other companies where its directors and officers hold roles

Dufflaghur Investment LTDBishnauth Investments LimitedEkta Credit Pvt.Ltd.Vivaya Enterprises Private LimitedIchamati Investments LTDUnited Machine Co LTDEkta Credit Pvt.Ltd.Vivaya Enterprises Private LimitedUnited Machine Co LTDIchamati Investments LTDNitya Holdings & Properties Ltd.Guindy Infocity LLPLotus Fitness Centre Private LimitedIchamati Investments LTDNitya Holdings & Properties Ltd.United Machine Co LTDGuindy Infocity LLPSweet Retreats LLPMeghna Vakharia: 6 other companiesIsha Khaitan: 6 other companiesYashodhara Khaitan: 6 other companiesQueensPark Pr…

3 of its 3 people also hold roles in 10 other companies.

  • Meghna Vakharia

    Director at Queens Park Property Company

    6 other companiesFollow
  • Isha Khaitan

    Director at Queens Park Property Company

    6 other companiesFollow
  • Yashodhara Khaitan

    Director at Queens Park Property Company

    6 other companiesFollow
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Meghna Vakharia

Isha Khaitan

  • Ekta Credit Pvt.Ltd.
  • Vivaya Enterprises Private Limited
  • United Machine Co LTD
  • Ichamati Investments LTD
  • Nitya Holdings & Properties Ltd.
  • Guindy Infocity LLP

Yashodhara Khaitan

  • Lotus Fitness Centre Private Limited
  • Ichamati Investments LTD
  • Nitya Holdings & Properties Ltd.
  • United Machine Co LTD
  • Guindy Infocity LLP
  • Sweet Retreats LLP

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  • Every year · AOC-4

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  • Every year · MGT-7

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