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BSEC DSE Website Uploading.Xlsx IFAD Tower, Plot-7 (New), Tejgaon Industrial Area, Dhaka- 1208, Bangladesh Phone: 09612114444, Fax: 8870304; E-mail: [email protected], Web: ifadautos.com Unpaid/Unclaimed Dividend Information Financial Year : 2014-2015 Total unpaid/unclaimed dividend amount Tk.325,768.78 BO wise details information of the members are as follows: SL No. Name of Shareholders BO Number Father's Name Amount (Tk.) 1 ROWSHAN ARA SADEQ '1201470015236652 Bri. Gen. Sadeq Hussain 208.25 2 SHAMSUL ALAM '1201470043644266 LATE MD. QUDDUS 77.35 3 MD ISRAFIL '1201530001047758 LATE A. MIAH 119.00 4 KANIZ FATEMA '1201580009373342 MD. ENAYET HOSSAIN 2546.60 5 ANISUR RAHMAN '1201580019562017 MD ABUL KASEM 119.00 6 FARHANA RAHMAN '1201580020839387 AHSAN HABIB TALUKDER 119.00 7 MD. SHAHINUZZAMAN '1201580045314505 MD. GOLAM SARWAR 119.00 8 MD.RAFIQUL ISLAM '1201640000764671 Md.Elias Miah 297.50 9 ABU SAYEM '1201640012415896 Habibur Rahman 59.50 10 MD.ABDUR RAHMAN '1201700011591863 Hazi Md.Izzat ALi 119.00 11 ABU BARKAT MOHAMMAD MOTAHER '1201700022615554 Md. Rafiquel Islam 59.50 12 RIAZ MOLLAH '1201730056109838 HABIBUR MOLLAH 119.00 13 SUMON '1201730056202690 ABDUR RAHIM 119.00 14 DULAL MIAH '1201730056218114 SHAHID MIAH 119.00 15 MOHAMMAD HABIBUR RAHMAN '1201730056266296 MOHAMMAD ABDUR RAZZAK 119.00 16 MOHAMMAD ASRAF KHAN '1201730056288305 MOHAMMAD SHAMSU KHAN 119.00 17 BABU DAS '1201730056288380 AJIT DAS 119.00 18 KAZI JUBAYER '1201730056288404 KAZI OADUD 119.00 19 SREEBAS DAS '1201730056323634 NOGENDA DAS 119.00 20 MOHD.RABIUL SARDAR '1201730056325419 MOHD.FUL MIAH SARDAR 119.00 21 MD.AMIRUL '1201730056772161 ABDUS SATTAR 119.00 22 MOHAMMED JAHANGIR HOSSAIN '1201730056929841 ABDUL ALI 119.00 23 MRS.ZUBAIDA FAIZA '1201840037321975 MR.MD. 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