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STI Infrastructures Limited

CIRP withdrawn · registry: WITHDRAWN · Apr 2019 · source: IBBI register

Construction company · public limited company · incorporated 2011 · 7 years old at admission

Sector Construction & Infrastructure Bench NCLT New Delhi CIN U45400DL2011PLC224092 Admitted 07 Jan 2019 Initiated by Ramboll India Pvt. Ltd. Last process activity 09 Jan 2019 · public announcement

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Corporate insolvency record of STI Infrastructures Limited, commenced 07 Jan 2019, at NCLT New Delhi, initiated by Ramboll India Pvt. Ltd.. Current status: Withdrawn. The matter concluded 15 Apr 2019.

CIN
U45400DL2011PLC224092
Incorporated
2011
Registered State
Delhi
NCLT Bench
New Delhi
Initiated by
Ramboll India Pvt. Ltd.
Commencement
07 Jan 2019
Outcome Date
15 Apr 2019
Sector
Construction & Infrastructure
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