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CIN Company Name U25200DL2007PTC171816 M2M POLYPAC PRIVATE LIMITED U74300DL2007PTC165625 M3 MEDIA PRIVATE LIMITED U74120DL2007PT CIN Company Name U25200DL2007PTC171816 M2M POLYPAC PRIVATE LIMITED U74300DL2007PTC165625 M3 MEDIA PRIVATE LIMITED U74120DL2007PTC163173 M3M CORPORATE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED U45208WB2007PTC118511 MAGEBA BRIDGE PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED U74140KA2006PTC041092 METIS EMPOWERMENT RESOURCE CENTER INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED U00000WB2001PLC115841 MJUNCTION SERVICES LIMITED U72900MH2005PTC158455 MKLIK MOBILE SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED U52333DL2007PTC167127 MN2 FURNISHERS PRIVATE LIMITED U72300MH2007PTC173626 MOBI DATA SALES PRIVATE LIMITED U72200MH2008PTC188785 MTRANZACT INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED U45200AP2007PTC053100 MY CITY INFRA PRIVATE LIMITED U72200MH2007PTC171738 M -TECH MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED U45202GJ2008PTC053296 M & A BUILDCON PRIVATE LIMITED U18101JH1987PTC002637 M & B GARMENT & ACCESSORY PRIVATE LIMITED U51109MP2008PTC020491 M & I TRADERS PRIVATE LIMITED U80302PB2007PTC030810 M & L OVERSEAS EDUCATION PRIVATE LIMITED U60231MH2008PTC187860 M & M EXPRESS SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED U63023DL2006PTC156598 M & M PRESERVATION & PROCESSOR PRIVATE LIMITED U26107MH2008PTC187964 M & M THERMOFORMERS PRIVATE LIMITED U15205AP2007PTC055269 M & P DESSERTS PRIVATE LIMITED U74999TN2008PTC066932 M & S FILTERS PRIVATE LIMITED U65110MH2006PTC161605 M & T FOREX PRIVATE LIMITED U45201TN2008PTC066937 M AND Y BUILDERS PRIVATE LIMITED U45200MH2005PTC156952 M A CASTLE INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE LIMITED U45209WB1991PTC053738 M A CONSTRUCTION & TRADING COMPANY PVT LTD U55101DL2005PTC137818 M A HOTELS PRIVATE LIMITED U51909DL2004PTC128823 M A INDUSTRIAL TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED U70101WB1992PTC056110 M A LEASING & CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD U28118DL2006PTC153785 M A M OVERSEAS HOMEAPPLIANCES PRIVATE LIMITED U74950WB2008PTC127629 M A OIL PACKAGING & HANDLING PRIVATE LIMITED U45200DL2006PTC155978 M A P CONTRACTS PRIVATE LIMITED U70101DL2005PTC135093 M A PROJECTS PRIVATE LIMITED U70101WB1991PTC050681 M A PROMOTERS PVT LTD U74899DL1992PTC046991 M A R EXPORTS PRIVATE LIMITED U74300MH2000PTC126742 M A S H ADVERTISING PRIVATE LIMITED U51397PB2004PTC027688 M A S PHARMACEUTICALS PRIVATE LIMITED U85195TZ2008PTC014772 M A S PRECISION TELERADIOLOGY PRIVATE LIMITED U74120DL2002PTC113998 M A TAXVIEW PRIVATE LIMITED U31909KA1999PTC025295 M ACER AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED U74210WB1989PTC046641 M ADITYA AND ASSOCIATES PVT.LTD. 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