The Rubber Products Limited - Charges

Every charge - open or closed - that lenders have registered against The Rubber Products Limited, with the most recent activity at the top.

1965-12-09 Thane, Maharashtra Amalgamated Unlisted Active Compliant
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TR The Rubber Products Limited
Open charges
0
0.00
Closed charges
2
8.84 cr
Total
2
8.84 cr
Open vs closed
Top charge holders (by amount)
Top lenders
#LenderChargesAmount
1 State Bank Of India 1 8.14 cr
2 The Shamrao Vithal Co-Operative Bank Ltd… 1 70.00 Lakh
All charges (2) - latest first
Charge ID Charge holder Created Modified Satisfied Amount Status
90151001 The Shamrao Vithal Co-Operative Bank Ltd. 01 Aug 2002 - 05 Dec 2008 70.00 Lakh Closed
90231965 State Bank Of India 02 Mar 1996 10 Jan 2006 15 Apr 2019 8.14 cr Closed
Frequently Asked Questions - Charges & borrowings
What do "charges" mean for The Rubber Products Limited?
Charges are registrable security interests-typically loans or credit facilities-filed with MCA against The Rubber Products Limited (CIN: U25100MH1965PLC013379). They indicate assets or undertakings pledged to lenders or charge holders.
What is the difference between open and closed charges?
Open charges are active or not yet fully discharged; closed (or satisfied) charges are recorded as settled or released. Counts and amounts on this page follow the statuses shown in the charge list.
How should I read the open vs closed amounts?
Open and closed amounts summarise registrable amounts by status for quick comparison; individual rows may show charge-specific amounts, holders, and dates for verification.
Who are the "top lenders" or charge holders?
Top lenders group charge holders by bank or institution name and approximate exposure so you can see which lenders appear most prominently for The Rubber Products Limited.
Where can I cross-check financial or ownership context?
Pair this Charges view with the Financial and Ownership sections on this company's V1 profile for loans in financial statements and cap table context alongside MCA charge filings.