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CIN L15133UR1990PLC023970 Updated Upto Date of Last AGM 23-AUG-2018 Unpaid and Unclaimed Dividend for the Year 2013-14 Sum of Unpaid and Unclaimed Dividend 1450391.15 Company Name FLEX FOODS LIMITED CIN L15133UR1990PLC023970 Updated upto Date of Last AGM 23-AUG-2018 Unpaid and unclaimed dividend for the year 2013-14 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend 1450391.15 Name Father/Husband Name Address Country State District Pin Folio No. of Amount Proposed date of Code Securities (in Rs.) transfer to IEPF A A SIDDIQUI IFTIKHAR AHMED VAIBHAV INVSTMENTS JAIN MANDI KHATAULI 251201 251201 INDIA UTTAR Muzaffarnagar 251201 0047465 1125.00 28-SEP-2021 PRADESH A K MUTHUSAMY GOUNDER KUMARASAMY GOUNDER C/O A MAGUDAPATHI D-1 PSTI QTRS BSK 2ND STAGE INDIA KARNATAKA Bangalore Rural 560070 0002458 225.00 28-SEP-2021 AGRIWLTURA BANGALORE 560070 560070 A K SETHI NOT AVAILABLE CC/2 B HARI NAGAR DDA LIG FLATS NEW DELHI 110064 INDIA DELHI West Delhi 110064 0003886 225.00 28-SEP-2021 110064 A K SINGH R P SINGH HOUSE NO 2278 CHUNA MANDI PAHAR GANJ NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI Central Delhi 110055 0035799 225.00 28-SEP-2021 110055 A K SRIDHARAN MARINE EINGINEER 8 R R FLATS 3-4 ANTHU STREET SANTHOME MADRAS 600004 INDIA TAMIL NADU Chennai 600004 0025318 225.00 28-SEP-2021 600004 A N RAMAIAH SETTY A R NARAYANA SETTY M/S A R NARAYANA SETTY SONS BH RD GAURIBIDANUR INDIA KARNATAKA Kolar 561224 0002459 225.00 28-SEP-2021 KOLAR DIST KARNATAKA 561208 A PRAKASH CHAND NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE INDIA DELHI New Delhi 110001 0025879 58.40 28-SEP-2021 A RAVINDRAN PILLAI ACHUTHAN PILLAI E-60, SECTOR-22 NOIDA GAUTAMBUDH NAGAR INDIA UTTAR Gautam Buddha 201301 0030802 225.00 28-SEP-2021 PRADESH Nagar A S MAINI KISHAN SINGH MAINI SECTIONAL OFFICER H NO 2075 SECTOR 27-C CHANDIGARH INDIA CHANDIGAR Chandigarh 160022 0003828 225.00 28-SEP-2021 H A S RAJENDRA A SATYANARAYANA NO 21 TNLC HOSTLE IV CROSS WILSON GARDENS INDIA KARNATAKA Bangalore Rural 560027 0002605 225.00 28-SEP-2021 BANGALORE 560027 560027 A SURYA SASTRY A S 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PATEL PHIROZER PATEL 63/7 THE MALL KANPUR 208004 208004 INDIA UTTAR Kanpur Nagar 208004 0032036 225.00 28-SEP-2021 PRADESH ABHA SEETHA KAMAL N SEETHA 735-B NELSONS SQUARE NAGPUR 440013 440013 INDIA MAHARASH Nagpur 440013 0031335 225.00 28-SEP-2021 TRA ABHAI NARAIN PANDEY S D PANDEY B-137 SECTOR 19 NOIDA 201301 201301 INDIA UTTAR Gautam Buddha 201301 0031688 225.00 28-SEP-2021 PRADESH Nagar ABHAY BHVANI RAMNIKLAL C/O RATILAL MAGANLAL SONS JAGMAL CHOWK JUNAGADH INDIA GUJARAT Junagadh 362001 0007883 58.40 28-SEP-2021 362001 362001 ABHAY KUMAR JAIKUMAR SINGH PLOT NO 77 ROAD NO 21 SHRIKRISHNA NAGAR PATNA INDIA BIHAR Patna 800001 0037915 225.00 28-SEP-2021 800001 800001 ABHAY KUMAR MISHRA NOT AVAILABLE 305 3RD FLOOR BHANOT CORNER PAMPOSH ENCLAVE INDIA DELHI South Delhi 110048 0052913 2.25 28-SEP-2021 GREATER KAILASH I NEW DELHI 110048 Name Father/Husband Name Address Country State District Pin Folio No. of Amount Proposed date of Code Securities (in Rs.) transfer to IEPF ABHAY NATH JHA SHRI JHINGUR JHA 33D EVERSHIVE HOUSING SOC PH 1 BLCOK D VIKASPURI INDIA DELHI North Delhi 110018 0015675 225.00 28-SEP-2021 NEW DELHI 110018 110018 ABHINAY GUPTA C B GUPTA D-14/A LAXMI NAGAR NEAR VIJAY CHOWK NEW DELHI 110092 INDIA DELHI East Delhi 110092 0031528 225.00 28-SEP-2021 110092 ABHISHEK KUMAR KHERIA RAMESH KUMAR KHERIA C/O SUNIL KUMAR DEEP CHAND 23/1 MAHARSHI DEVENDRA INDIA WEST Kolkata 700007 0014333 225.00 28-SEP-2021 ROAD CALCUTTA 700007 700007 BENGAL ABIDHUSEN M VHORA MOHMED RAFIQ 23 INDRA PARK MODEL TOWN JALANDHAR CITY 144003 INDIA CHANDIGAR Jalandhar 144003 0040566 225.00 28-SEP-2021 144003 H ABWASH SINGH S HARI SINGH H 91/1 SHIVAJI PARK PANJABI BAGH NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI New Delhi 110001 0040271 225.00 28-SEP-2021 ADARSH CHUGH NOT AVAILABLE 378 PARMA NAND COLONY NEW DELHI 110009 110009 INDIA DELHI New Delhi 110009 0023473 225.00 28-SEP-2021 ADARSH KHANNA VIRENDER KHANNA 393 B X IQBAL GANJ LUDHIANA 141001 141001 INDIA CHANDIGAR Ludhiana 141001 0020514 225.00 28-SEP-2021 H ADESH KUMAR HARBAHS LAL SWARAJ TRADING CO G T ROAD NEAR RADHEY SHAM INDIA CHANDIGAR Gurdaspur 143505 0012561 225.00 28-SEP-2021 BUILDING BATALA 143505 143505 H ADESH SHARMA S D SHARMA BLOCK II H N 53 NEHRU NGR DELHI 110065 110065 INDIA DELHI South Delhi 110065 0047455 225.00 28-SEP-2021 ADHESH KUMAR JANGI LAL RAI FLEX INDUSTRIES LTD A-107 - 109 SECTOR 4 NOIDA 201301 INDIA UTTAR Gautam Buddha 201301 0031097 225.00 28-SEP-2021 201301 PRADESH Nagar ADHUNIK FINANCIAL NOT AVAILABLE 230 DHRUV APARTMENTS PATPAR GANJ DELHI 110092 INDIA DELHI East Delhi 110092 0048585 1125.00 28-SEP-2021 CONSULTANTS PVT LTD 110092 ADISHWAR PRASAD JAIN B S JAIN 841/6 YOGENDRA PURI OPP NEHRU YUVA KENDRA INDIA UTTAR Muzaffarnagar 251001 0045160 1125.00 28-SEP-2021 MUZAFFAR NAGAR U P 251001 PRADESH ADITI ABHAY DALAL ABHAY S DALAL 2A SHIVAM SOCIETY S V ROAD OPP G T C VILE PARLE WEST INDIA GOA Mumbai City 400056 0021972 225.00 28-SEP-2021 BOMBAY 400056 400056 ADITI GHAI VIJAYANT GHAI 1144 SEC 15 FARIDABAD 121007 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Jamnagar 361001 0007676 225.00 28-SEP-2021 361001 361001 AHMEDABAD COMM MKT CONS P NOT AVAILABLE 11 CHITTRANJAN SOCY MEMNAGAR RD NRANPURA AHMD INDIA GUJARAT Ahmedabad 380013 0000902 225.00 28-SEP-2021 LTD 380013 380013 AILEEN SHANTHY JOEL SUMITHRA T V 118 C EAST MARRED PALLY SECUNDERABAD 500026 500026 INDIA Telangana Hyderabad 500026 IN30154915477997 675.00 28-SEP-2021 AJA ARUN SHRODKAR NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE INDIA DELHI New Delhi 110001 0027178 58.40 28-SEP-2021 AJAI SINGH NOT AVAILABLE 2A/411 A AZAD NAGAR KANPUR 208002 208002 INDIA UTTAR Kanpur Nagar 208002 0037632 225.00 28-SEP-2021 PRADESH AJAI SRIVASTAVA L K SRIVASTAVA 15/6-2 SUBHASH ROAD DEHRADUN 248001 248001 INDIA UTTAR Dehradun 248001 0052383 225.00 28-SEP-2021 PRADESH AJAY CHANDRA SINHA NOT AVAILABLE ADVOCATE SUKHDEONAGAR RATU ROAD POST HEHAL INDIA JHARKHAN Ranchi 834005 0021404 58.40 28-SEP-2021 RANCHI BIHAR 834005 834005 D AJAY GUPTA BISHAN LAL GUPTA B 191 CHITTARANJAN PARK NEW DELHI 11001 INDIA DELHI New Delhi 110001 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