The modern revival of the East India Company, a luxury retail brand in London, has entered liquidation after running up debts exceeding £950,000 and shutting stores in 2025, yet its chairman insists the historic brand and holding company remain intact.
The revived East India Company once the most powerful trading corporation in world history before its original dissolution in the 19th century has again exited the commercial stage, this time as a luxury retailer in London. According to filings, East India Company Limited appointed liquidators in October 2025 after accumulating debts of more than £950,000 (around ₹12 crore), with substantial liabilities owed to its parent group, UK tax authorities, and employees.
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