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MADHYA PRADESH FINANCIAL CORPORATION, INDORE BRANCH NAME : INDORE ZONE-II Information of Loan sanctioned for FY 2011-12 S. Name of the borrower Name of main Loan Purpose of Loan Details of Primary fixed assets Details of Collateral fixed No. concern with office Promoters sanctioned (LAND/PLOT/BUILDING/SHOP) assets(LAND/PLOT/ address amount with owner’s details BUILDING/HOUSE/SHOP) (Rs. In with owner’s details lacs) 01. M/s Ramdevbaba Shri Harish 200.00 Residential Colony Land [Free-Hold] admeasuring Land admeasuring 1.50 Acres Developers & Builders, Chandak 11.30 Acres at Khasra at Khasra No.41/23,27/9 at Khasra No.46/25/3, No.46/25/3,34/2,35/2,31 & 46/27 at Harda. 34/2,35/2,31 & 46/27 at Sendhwa Distt.Barwani Sendhwa Distt.Barwani 02. M/s Shivam Enterprises, Shri Rajeev 200.00 PCC Electric Poles Lease hold land admeasuring Land at Survey No.81/1 Plot No.1&16, Industrial Palkar 64800 sq.ft. at Plot No.1&16, Ph.No.19, Maheshwar Area, Narmada Road, Industrial Area, Barwaha, Distt. Distt.Khargone Barwaha Khargone alongwith building & admeasuring 2.124 P&M Hectares 03. M/s Agya Auto Ltd. Plot Shri Sunil 500.00 Leaf spring steel Land Lease hold admeasuring 10500 FDR worth Rs.50.00 lacs. No.51-A & 51-B, Gupta plates sq.mtr.at Plot No.51-A & 51-B, Sector-III, Industrial Sector-III, Industrial Area, Area, Pithampur Pithampur Distt.Dhar Distt.Dhar alongwith building & P&M 04. M/s Jorasik Auto Comp Shri Jeevan 30.00 Electronic Land Lease hold admeasuring 480 FDR worth Rs.6.00 lacs Pvt.Ltd. Plot No. Raghuvanshi Weighing sq.mtrs. at Plot No.Commercial-1, Commercial-1, SEZ SEZ Pithampur Distt.Dhar Pithampur Distt.Dhar alongwith building & P&M 05. M/s Gatiman Auto Shri Prafulla 350.00 Automobile Land Lease hold admeasuring 39773 - Pvt.Ltd. Plot No.69 & Kothadiya components sq.ft. at Plot No.69&70, Sector-I, 70, Sector-I, Industrial Industrial Area, Pithampur Distt. Area, Pithampur, Distt. Dhar alongwith building & P&M Dhar 06. M/s Agro Phos India Shri R.K. 650.00 Single super Land Lease hold admeasuring 10171 Residential Plot No.91 Old Ltd. Plot No.135-A, Gupta Phospate sq.mtrs. at Plot No.135-A, 136-A, No.80, Scheme No.94 Sector- 136-A, 137-A, 138-A, 137-A, 138-A, Industrial Area, B, Indore. Industrial Area, Meghnagar, Distt.Jhabua Meghnagar, Distt.Jhabua alongwith building & P&M MADHYA PRADESH FINANCIAL CORPORATION, INDORE BRANCH NAME : INDORE ZONE-II Information of Loan sanctioned for FY 2012-13 S. Name of the borrower Name of main Loan Purpose of Details of Primary fixed assets Details of Collateral fixed No. concern with office promoters sanctioned Loan (LAND/PLOT/BUILDING/SHOP) assets(LAND/PLOT/ address amount with owner’s details BUILDING/HOUSE/SHOP) (Rs. In with owner’s details lacs) 01. M/s Premium Plast Shri Chetan 210.00 Plastic moulded Land Lease hold admeasuring 22400 Residential Flat at Mumbai, Pvt.Ltd., S-3/5, Sector-I, Dave items sq.ft. at Plot No.S-3/5, Sector-I, FDR worth Rs.14.00 Lacs Industrial Area, Pithampur Industrial Area, Pithampur Distt. Distt.Dhar Dhar alongwith building & P&M 02. M/s Om Crop Scicene, Plot Shri Satish 115.00 Pesticides Land Lease hold admeasuring 30000 FDR worth Rs.20.00 Lacs No.29, Sector-III, Bansal sq.ft. at Plot No.29, Secotr-III, Industrial Area, Pithampur, Industrial Area, Pithampur Distt. Distt.Dhar Dhar alongwith building & P&M 03. M/s Shakti Polyfab, Plot Shri Vivek 270.00 HDPE/PP Land Lease hold admeasuring 49500 Plot No.275,276,277 Gold No.45, Type-I, IIDC, Singhal woven fabrics sq.ft. at Plot No.45, Type-I, Dust, Phase No.1, Village Industrial Area, Nimrani Industrial Area, Nimrani Distt. Dongragaon, Mhow Dsitt Khargone Khargone alongwith building & Flat No.204 Gangotri P&M Apartment, Goyal Nagar,Indore Godown 547.50 sq.ft. at Part- C of House No.68(91) Siyaganj, Indore And Godown 622.50 sq.ft. Part-D of House No.68(92) Siyaganj, Indore FDR worth Rs.47.00 Lacs 04. M/s Poonam Industries, Shri Kamal 150.00 Cotton Ginning Land free hold admeasuring 19150 Land free hold admeasuring Khasra No.230/2/22, Dhar Kumar Rathi sq.ft. at Khasra No.230/2/22, Dhar 3980 sq.ft. Khasra No.230/12, Chhikhalda Road, Kukshi, Chhikhalda Road, Kukshi, Dhar Chhikhalda Road, Distt.Dhar Distt.Dhar Kukshi Distt.Dhar alongwith building & P&M 05. M/s Siddhi Vinayak Shri Mahesh 50.00 Chemical Land Lease hold admeasuring 929 Plot admeasuring 627.75 Enterprises, 30 Industrial Kumar Products sq.mtrs.at Plot No.30, Industrial sq.mtrs. Survey No.600/5, Area, Meghnagar, Distt. Prajapati Area, Meghnagar, Distt.Jhabua PH.No.12, Meghnagar, Distt. Jhabua alongwith building & P&M Jhabua 06. M/s Ashtha Pulse & Foods Shri Anshul 85.00 Mineral Water Land Lease hold admeasuring 49586 FDR worth Rs.15.00 Lacs India Ltd., Plot No.23, Bansal sq.ft. at Plot No.23, IIDC, Industrial IIDC, Industrial Area, Area, Nimrani, Distt.Khargone Nimrani, Distt.Khargone alongwith building & P&M 07. M/s New Pithampur Weigh Shri Balvir 30.00 Weigh Bridge Land Lease hold admeasuring 5000 FDR worth Rs.6.00 Lacs Bridge, Plot No.88-C, Singh sq.ft. at Plot No.88-C, Industrial Industrial Area, Pithampur, Ranghuvanshi Area, Pithampur Distt.Dhar Distt.Dhar alongwith building & P&M 08. M/s Apna Restaurant & Shri Prakash 100.00 Hotel & Land free hold admeasuring 5127 Residential house at Plot Hotel, Plot No.537,538, Ranka Restaurant sq.ft. at Plot No.537,538, Chetanya No.451, Chetanya Marg, Chetanya Marg, Jhabua Marg, Jhabua Jhabua alognwith building furniture 09. M/s Vindhya Wasini Shri Kamal 1200.00 Colony Residential colony admeasuring FDR worth Rs.50.00 Lacs Developrs & Builders, Tuteja Development 36.37 Hectares Village Hartheli, Village Hartheli, Ratlam Kaneri Road, Ratlam MADHYA PRADESH FINANCIAL CORPORATION, INDORE BRANCH NAME : INDORE ZONE-II Information of Loan sanctioned for FY 2013-14 S. Name of the borrower Name of main Loan Purpose of Loan Details of Primary fixed assets Details of Collateral fixed No. concern with office promoters sanctioned (LAND/PLOT/BUILDING/SHOP) assets(LAND/PLOT/ address amount with owner’s details BUILDING/HOUSE/SHO (Rs. In P) with owner’s details lacs) 01. M/s Mahima Steel Shri Suresh 250.00 Rolling Mill Land Lease hold admeasuring 15000 Plot No.14, Jeevan Jyoti Pvt.Ltd., Plot No.373, Patel sq.ft. at Plot No.373, Sector-III, Colony, Kalibillod, Tehsil Sector-III, Industrial Industrial Area, Pithampur alongiwth Depalpur, Dist. Dhar Area, Pithampur building & P&M FDR worth Rs.6.00 Lacs Distt.Dhar 02. M/s Parth Developers, Shri Ashwin 250.00 Residintial Land free hold admeasuring 2.428 Plot No.91 PH.No.29 Khasra No.190/1, 190/2 Mahajan Colony Hectares excluding area reserve for Settlement No.359, Patel Manawar, Distt. Dhar EWS 19640 sq.ft. at Balaji Colony, Distt.Dhar Residency, Asha Gram Road, Barwani 03. M/s Universal Motors Shri Manoj 50.00 Submersible Land Lease hold admeasuring 35000 FDR worth Rs.10.00 Lacs Plot No.22, Sector-II, Sharma pump sq.ft. at Plot No.22, Sector-II, Industrial Area, Industrial Area, Pithampur Distt. Pithampur Distt.Dhar Dhar alongiwth building & P&M 04. M/s Jai Ambe Engg.Co. Shri Arvind 30.00 Stainless steel Land Lease hold admeasuring 15000 FDR worth Rs.5.00 Lacs Plot No.371, Sector-III, Saroj equipment sq.ft. Plot No.371, Sector-III, Industrial Area, Industrial Area, Pithampur Distt.Dhar Pithampur Distt.Dhar alongwith building & P&M 05. M/s Patidar Hostel, Shri Jeetendra 100.00 Hostel building Land free hold admeasuring 0.40 Plot No.13, Bolck-C, Survey No.29/2/2, Patidar Hectares Survey No.29/2/2, Patwrai Vardhman Colony, Karhai, Patwrai Halka No.57, Halka No.57, Karhai, Distt. Khargone Tehsil Maheshwar,Distt. Karhai, Distt. Khargone alongwith building & furniture Khargone 06. M/s Kisalaya Herbals Shri Rajeev 70.00 Herbal Products Land Lease hold admeasuring 2789 Flat No.501, South Pride, Ltd. Plot No.548 Deshmukh sq.mtrs. at Plot No.548 Sector-III, 8/3, South Tukoganj, Indore. Sector-III, Industrial Industrial Area, PithampurDistt. Dhar Residential 7-A, Chandra Area, Pithampur Distt. alongwith building & P&M Nagar, Indore Dhar 07. M/s Blue Chip Shri Syamlan 100.00 Heavy steel metal Land Lease hold admeasuring 10000 Flat No.304, Black Diamond Equipment, Plot Ponnapan fabrication sq.ft. at Plot No.311, Sector-I, A-3, Karol Bagh, Grand No.311, Sector-I, Industrial Area, Pithampur, Bhavrasla, Tehsil, Sanwer, Industrial Area, Distt.Dhar Distt.Indore Pithampur, Distt.Dhar alongwith building & P&M 08. M/s Lakshya Industries, Shri 100.00 Cotton oil Land Lease hold admeasuring 3800 Two office block 321, 322 at Plot No.3, Katkut Road, Laxminarayan extraction sq.ft. at Plot No.3, Katkut Road, 88/3, Bloc B, 3rd Floor, Industrial Area, Khandelwal Industrial Area, Barwaha Distt. Phadnis complex, Barwaha Distt. Khargone M.G.Road, Indore. Khargone alongwith building & P&M 09. M/s Shiv Kripa Agro Shri Anil 250.00 Cotton Seed Oil Land Lease hold admeasuring 1.058 Residential house Dhar- Industries, Plot Agrawal hectatres Plot No.97/2, Semalda road, Manawar Road, Manawar No.97/2, Semalda road, Manawar FDR worth Rs.7.00 Lacs Manawar alongwith building & P&M 10. M/s Susan Auto comp Shri Bhupesh 135.00 Self closing LPG Land Lease hold admeasuring 929 Residential Flat No.60, Pvt.Ltd., Plot No.151, Jain Valves sq.mtrs.
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