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D4N TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED

CIRP withdrawn · registry: WITHDRAWN · Feb 2019 · source: IBBI register

Business services provider · private limited company · incorporated 2010 · 8 years old at admission

Sector Other Services Bench NCLT New Delhi CIN U72900DL2010PTC208294 Admitted 29 Oct 2018 Initiated by Germinal Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Last process activity 05 Nov 2018 · public announcement

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Corporate insolvency record of D4N TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED, commenced 29 Oct 2018, at NCLT New Delhi, initiated by Germinal Technologies Pvt. Ltd.. Current status: Withdrawn. The matter concluded 01 Feb 2019.

CIN
U72900DL2010PTC208294
Incorporated
2010
Registered State
Delhi
NCLT Bench
New Delhi
Initiated by
Germinal Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Commencement
29 Oct 2018
Outcome Date
01 Feb 2019
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