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Cipa Information Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA) GABORONE Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone PHONE: 3673700 FAX: 3188130 Serowe Tel: 4630322 Francistown Tel: 2412339 Maun Tel: 6800912 COMPANIES & INTELLECTUAL COMPANIES AND PROPERTY AUTHORITY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AUTHORITY VISION Companies To be the leading Business Registration and and Intellectual Property Authority contributing Intellectual to making Botswana No 1 business destination in Africa by 2020. Property Authority MISSION CONTACT INFORMATION To protect the interest of Investors and Companies and Intellectual Property Rights Holders by providing efficient and Authority (CIPA) GABORONE accessible business registration and Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone Intellectual Property services. CIPA PHONE: 3673700FAX: 3188130 WEBSITE: www.mti.gov.bw VALUES INFORMATION FRANCISTOWN CONTACTS Customer Focus Innovation Integrity Efficiency Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA) GABORONE Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone PHONE: 3673700 FAX: 3188130 Serowe Tel: 4630322 Francistown Tel: 2412339 Maun Tel: 6800912 Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA) GABORONE Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone PHONE: 3673700 FAX: 3188130 Serowe Tel: 4630322 Francistown Tel: 2412339 Maun Tel: 6800912 Date : 09 June 2015 Public Notice: List of companies owing annual returns. The listed companies are reminded to pay their annual returns as per the requirement of the Companies Act. Companies which are not yet operational should pay outstanding annual returns and be declared dormant to avoid accruing penalties. For those companies which will not be used at any point in the future, their Directors are advised to apply for voluntary de- registration. Contact our offices for further clarifications. COMPANY NO. COMPANY NAME CO2012/15498 GUBARATI INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15496 CINDICT ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15492 PHETO SERVICES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15491 LAND UTILITY (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15489 MICHAEL'S CARRIERS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15487 AGISANYANG BUILDING CONSTRUCTION (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15486 FATHER AND SON PHOTO STUDIO (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15485 ENOLLA MINE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15484 CRYSTALINKS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15478 LIMOS SECURITY (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15477 S.T.H. ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15475 AGRO-PROCESSING BOTSWANA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15474 GREAT KINGDOM HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15473 COUNTRY SURVEYING (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15472 MOGOTLHO ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15471 FIST CHOICE CLEANING CO'' (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15470 NFS LOGISTICS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15469 LOFASH HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15468 JUDY & MUMS GREEN GARDEN (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA) GABORONE Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone PHONE: 3673700 FAX: 3188130 Serowe Tel: 4630322 Francistown Tel: 2412339 Maun Tel: 6800912 CO2012/15467 MBISTO (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15466 TLHATSWANA CAR WASH (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15465 TWO FACTOR GROUND (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15464 PITE-NANGE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15458 LOBONE BAR & BOTTLE STORE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15457 9TH & OFFSHORE HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15456 COLLYNEL TRAINING CENTRE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15455 JAZZVILLE BAR (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15454 T-FLY INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15453 LEZDY HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15452 NKWAKWA WA MADUMANI PROJECTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15451 BLESIMMA MEAT & CATERING SERVICES (PROPRIETRAY) LIMITED CO2012/15449 RAMBLUES INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15447 SPACE -N - SCAPES CONSULTANTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15446 KEBAMOS ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15445 K.G. AIR-CON AND REFRIGERATION (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15444 JWANENG UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15442 E-MAP INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15440 OMEGA SECURITY SERVICES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15435 RULLERS IN INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15434 ZAITOOM INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15433 NDARRIES INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15432 TRU SIGHTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15431 S & C MINING STEEL FAB (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15430 TMDT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15429 GEE & SOZO INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15427 BOBIPAKS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15426 MACOMFOCOMFO INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15425 LETLOLE LOGISTICS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA) GABORONE Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone PHONE: 3673700 FAX: 3188130 Serowe Tel: 4630322 Francistown Tel: 2412339 Maun Tel: 6800912 CO2012/15424 SPEEDACE INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15423 CHIEF CATTLE BREEDERS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15422 AFRICA UNDISCRIBE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15421 UNLIMITED BREAKTHROUGH HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15418 METAMUCIL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15417 FIRST SIGHT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15416 NESLOW BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15415 MASHMELLOW ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15414 TREND EXPERTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15412 UNIQUE WALLS INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15411 OPM THREE INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15409 WAIVERTREE INDUSTRIES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15407 MAPONYANE SECURITY SERVICES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15406 OAITSE TRANSPORT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15405 LEGSECON ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15403 SEPHETO ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMTED CO2012/15400 BEGGER'S INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15399 TBC INVESTMENT (PROPRIEATARY) LIMITED CO2012/15397 ZANGOTTA INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15395 GRAND CREW EXCLUSIVES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15394 J.B MADONKI LOGISTICS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15393 APEX RESOURCES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15392 TRIANGLE RESOURCES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15391 A4 ENGINEERING (PROPRIETRAY) LIMITED CO2012/15390 VINDY-CON HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15386 NEOPAS BEST TRADERS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15384 ELITESOFT INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15383 FREE GATE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15382 MCGEORGE HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA) GABORONE Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone PHONE: 3673700 FAX: 3188130 Serowe Tel: 4630322 Francistown Tel: 2412339 Maun Tel: 6800912 CO2012/15380 SEWYTA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15379 BANA KAY CLEANING SERVICES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15375 QABO ENGINEERING (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15373 G-WIZZY (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15372 WESVIC INTERCOMS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15371 RAW JUNGLE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15370 MIGSERVE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15369 EASY DWELLINGS INVESTMENT (PROOPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15367 MARICAT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15365 DAILY SWEETNESS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15364 ROAD WAY FUELS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15363 CAPITAL ONE GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15362 LANCERT HOUSE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15361 SPY EYE HOLDINGS (PROPRIEATARY) LIMITED CO2012/15359 UNITED PRODUCTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15357 MUCH FRUIT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15355 TOTAL RECALL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15352 ANIMAL IMMUNITY SERVICES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15351 MACHECHA INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15347 CHIZ ROCK WORKS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15345 LAWSEK HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15343 GKT HAIR SALOON (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15342 IT-FONTE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15340 ZAP MOTOR (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15339 ASCOT FARMING CONSULT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15337 SUPER EARTH DRILLING BOTSWANA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15335 FUTURE LADY'S CATERING SERVICES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15334 HOOK TOGETHER (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15333 CHOC HOLDINGS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED Companies and Intellectual Property Authority (CIPA) GABORONE Plot 181 Kgale Mews, Gaborone PHONE: 3673700 FAX: 3188130 Serowe Tel: 4630322 Francistown Tel: 2412339 Maun Tel: 6800912 CO2012/15331 ABSEL CIVIL WORKS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15330 WETSHO-LORATONG (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15328 SINGLE PORTION (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15327 TLHABOKO TRADERS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15326 REDTOP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15324 HANDY WORLD ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15323 MUD AND BRICK (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15322 BACK 2 BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION (PROPRIETARY) LIMTED CO2012/15321 MAKSOL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15319 BONTHU PROJECTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15317 LOMIC ENTERPRISES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15316 SIDELINK INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15315 MBULI INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15314 QUICK REACTION INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15313 CONSOLIDATED ORGANIC INDUSTRIES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15312 GREAT TOGETHER SOLUTIONS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15311 FORD ASSOCIATES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15309 RANKUDUNYANE INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15308 DRESSUP & SMART INVESTMENT (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15307 GAOGANE INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15306 CHANNEL SUPPLIES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15305 FESSY INVESTMENTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15300 ANGICO VENTURES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15299 KIDDIES PARK (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED CO2012/15298 HARRY ROGER ENTERPRISES
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