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ActiveGuntur, Andhra PradeshSince 2010

Sri Bhuvaneshwari Marine Food Processing Private Limited

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Set up in 2010 in Guntur. Every loan it took against its assets has been paid off.

CINU05001AP2010PTC071476
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20122014201620182020202220242026LOANS AGAINST ITS ASSETSTODAY'S PEOPLE, WHEN THEY JOINEDRegistered as a companyState Bank of Hyderabad, up to ₹18 crore, 25 Feb 2012 to 4 Jan 2021
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  • 2010Registered as a company on 1 Dec 2010.
  • 2012Its biggest loan against assets, ₹18 crore with State Bank of Hyderabad, was paid off in 2021.

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

1 earlier loan, now paid off
  • State Bank of Hyderabad25 Feb 2012 to 4 Jan 2021₹18 crore

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