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13 March 2012 13 March 2012 Philippine Stock Exchange 3rd Floor, Tower One and Exchange Plaza Ayala Triangle, Ayala Ave., Makati City Attention: Ms. Janet A. Encarnacion Head - Disclosure Department Gentlemen: We are submitting herewith our list of stockholders who are entitled to vote at our annual stockholders’ meeting on 23 April 2012 with record date of 09 March 2012. We trust that you will find the foregoing in order. Thank you. Very truly yours, Michelle Marie T. Valbuena Compliance Manager Office of the Corporate Secretary CEBU HOLDINGS, INC. LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDINGS AS OF MARCH 9, 2012 Stockholder's Name No. of Shares AAA SOUTHEAST EQUITIES INC. 7,000 ANTONIO S. ABACAN JR. 18,751 ABACUS SECURITIES CORP. 14,000 BONIFACIO M. ABAD 7,500 CYNTHIA ABAD 12,500 ESTHER M. ABAD 11,250 MARIA JASMIN ABAD 9,375 OFELIA R. ABAD 9,375 RUTH ABAD 1,467 SUSETTE T. ABAD 3,750 LYLE ABADIA 2,500 LUZVIMINDA ABAEO 3,750 CHARITO C. ABALOS 4,687 LAURITO ABALOS 15,000 GELACIO ABANILLA III 3,750 LEO ARTHUR A. ABASTILLA JR. 7,500 PACITA A. ABAYA 3,000 GERMELINA H. ABCEDE 3,000 MICHAEL ABEL 5,625 EDWIN ABELARDO 625 RIZALINA ABELEDE 1,875 DESAMPARADOS B. ABELLA 7,306 EDUARDO J.F. ABELLA 45,000 PABLO U. ABELLA 5,000 PETER ABELLA 6,000 YOLANDA ABELLA 9,375 ROBERTO A. ABELLANA &/OR MA. AURORA ABELLANA 18,750 ZITA C. ABELLANOSA 17,010 FERNANDO SARMIENTO ABERIN 14,775 CRESENCIO ABES 9,625 JONATHAN B. ABES &/OR DIOSA ABES 9,375 MARIA BERLINDA B. ABES 9,375 PAZ V. ABIS 2,000 ANDONI ABOITIZ 11,250 MARYANNE O. ABOITIZ 3,750 MANUEL D. ABONG JR 1,250 GENARO ABRANTES 1,250 MARIETTA ABRANTES 1,250 MAY GERMANA M. ABREA 3,750 JUAN C. ABRERA 7,500 MA. GILDA N. ABRIGO 1,250 PERLA F. ABRIGO 1,875 TEODORO ABRIGO &/OR DAPHINE ABRIGO 7,500 WILLIAM ABRIGO 875 IRENE ABROGENA 1,250 ARNULFO ABUAN 1,250 Page 1 of 101 CEBU HOLDINGS, INC. LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDINGS AS OF MARCH 9, 2012 Stockholder's Name No. of Shares ROSALIA A. ABUDA 7,500 BETHINA S. ABUEG &/OR JOSE MARTE A. ABUEG 3,750 IMELDA ABUEG 5,625 JULIE ANNE ABUEG 625 CLEOFE VERA ACEBES 3,750 JESUS N. ACEBES 15,000 JOSE BERNARDO A. ACEJAS II 1,000 AURORA P. ACELAJADO 16,875 ARNOLFO O. ACERO 625 MA. DOLORES ACEVEDO &/OR ISMAEL VELOSO III 1,875 LEILIN T. ACHA 1,875 ANTONIO L. ACLA 500 AILEEN ACOSTA 5,625 BERNADETTE R. ACOSTA & E. R. ORTIZ LUIZ 7,500 NELIA F. ACOSTA 1,125 GERALDINE ACTHLEY AND TERESA A. OBEN 50,000 JESUSA I. ACUNA 2,000 MONA LIZA F. ADRIANO 7,500 MUKESH S. ADVANI &/OR SITA ADVANI 12,500 ROLANDO ADVINCULA 2,000 GLORIA T. ADVINCULA 3,750 MANUEL ALBERTO T. ADVINCULA 3,750 FLORDELIZ ADVINCULA 3,750 VICENTE ADVINCULA 3,000 EVELINA C. ADVINCULA &/OR MISELA C. ADVINCULA 7,500 CARMEN AFABLE 312 LOURDES AFABLE 3,750 LUIS &/OR CARMEN AFABLE 1,875 ROMEO L. AFABLE 1,875 ANDRES L. AFRICA 6,000 MINERVA M. AGAS &/OR VOLTAIRE P. AGAS 7,500 GLENDA AGASID 5,000 AMELITA AGBAYANI 18,750 JOSEPHINE M. AGBAYANI 3,750 AGJ SECURITIES CORPORATION 1,000 MA. LOURDES T. AGONCILLO 1,875 MA. LOURDES AGONCILLO 625 ANGELINA AGRAVIADOR 1,250 ANNA CECILIA M. AGRES 7,500 PRIMITIVO M. AGUAS &/OR FLORENCIA B. AGUAS 38,750 PRIMITIVO M. AGUAS 2,500 ARNEL M. AGUILA 625 ALEXANDER M. AGUILAR 1,875 MA. ARLENE M. AGUILAR 3,750 EFREN S. AGUILAR 3,750 REGIDOR AGUILAR 1,875 Page 2 of 101 CEBU HOLDINGS, INC. LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDINGS AS OF MARCH 9, 2012 Stockholder's Name No. of Shares VERGEL A. AGUILAR 94,375 LOURDES L. AGUINALDO 1,875 BONIFACIO C. AGUIRRE 1,875 CYNTHIA A. AGUIRRE 18,750 GERALDINE L. AGUIRRE 625 MARILYN M. AGUIRRE 7,500 GRACE B AGUSTIN 750 MANUEL U. AGUSTINES 28,125 VERONA S. AGUSTINES 100,000 VERONA S. AGUSTINES 100,000 AGUSTINIAN SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF CONSOLACION 625 AGUSTINIAN SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF CONSOLACION 20,000 VIRGINIA C. AJERO 1,875 EMPERATRIZ A. ALANO 1,875 THERESE ALARILLA 6,875 NESTOR C. ALAVAREN 3,750 FRANCISCO A. ALBA 6,000 MILAGROS ALBA 45,000 CRESENTE R. &/OR FE C. ALBANO 3,750 EDMUND ALBANO 3,750 MANUEL P. ALBERTO 9,375 ALBERTO MENDOZA &/OR JEANIE MENDOZA 15,000 CARMELO V. ALCALA 15,000 LILIBETH P. ALCALA 1,250 JOHN TRISTAN ALCANITES 3,750 NANNETTE C. ALCANTARA 1,875 OPHELIA C. ALCANTARA 6,000 LETICIA C. ALCARAZ 1,093 MANOLO Z. ALCASABAS &/OR ANITA A. ALCASABAS 11,250 MANOLO Z. ALCASABAS &/OR ANITA A. ALCASABAS 7,306 TOMAS ALCID 3,750 ALAN EDGARDO ALEGRE 7,500 JUAN H. ALEGRE III 625 PAULINA ALEJANDRO 26,250 ANA E. ALEJANDRO 1,875 MARIBELLE M. ALEJANDRO 1,875 JOSEPH MEDEL M. ALEJANDRO 5,625 NATIVIDAD N. ALEJO 36,000 NOEMI B. ALELOJO 15,000 AMADELLE A. ALETA 1,875 CARLITO R. ALETA 1,875 EVELYN I. ALETA 11,250 MOISES A. ALETA III 13,125 CARIDAD S. ALFONSO &/OR CRISPIN SEMANA 3,750 LEONILO &/OR GILDA ALFONSO 13,125 LUZ ALFONSO 5,625 Page 3 of 101 CEBU HOLDINGS, INC. LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDINGS AS OF MARCH 9, 2012 Stockholder's Name No. of Shares ANTONINO C. S. ALIGAEN 9,375 EDILBERTO G. ALIKPALA &/OR ASUNCION A. ALIKPALA 1,875 MILAGROS O. ALILING 5,625 MYRNA R. ALIMURUNG 1,875 ERNEST ALINAS 3,750 ANTONIO ALIPIO 5,625 CRISTINA S. ALISANGCO 3,750 CHRISTOPHER I. ALIX 37,500 YVETTE ALLAYBAN 3,750 EUSTOLIA ALMAZAN 2,000 ALLAN G. ALMAZAR 70,000 DANILO ALMEDA 9,375 MA. VENECIA ALMEDA &/OR VIRGINIA CAEDO 7,500 MYRNA Q. ALMEDA 3,750 ANSELMO H. ALMUITE 1,875 BAYANI M. ALONTE 187,500 MILAGROS ALORA 3,750 WILSON ALPAPARA 37,500 JUSTO ALPAY 7,500 ALPHA SECURITIES CORPORATION 26,250 LYNDON P. ALTAREJOS 1,250 JOEL L. ALTEA 7,500 EDUARDO ALUNAN 625 AGNES ALVARADO 1,875 ANTONIO B. ALVAREZ 6,250 ANTONIO ALVAREZ &/OR EMMA ALVAREZ 7,340 EMMANUEL L. ALVAREZ 312 PAULINO C. ALVAREZ 7,500 RODERICK ALAIN ALVAREZ 1,000 SEYCO ALVAREZ 7,500 SHIRLY ALVAREZ 7,500 MARIETA S. ALVENDIA 1,875 GILBERT L. AMANSEC 375 GILBERT AMANSEC 1,500 ROBERTO &/OR MERCEDITA AMANSEC 63,750 NATALIE ALVAREZ AMARO 4,687 AMETHYST SECURITIES CORP. 3,937 CESAR D. AMORANTO 7,500 WILFREDO AMORANTO 2,500 ISAGANI L. AMURAO 1,250 MAXIMO P. AMURAO JR. 16,875 MA. VICTORIA G. AN 7,500 ROBERT ANAMA 3,750 MANUEL ANDAYA JR. 1,875 RIZALINA P. ANDRADA 3,437 ANG AN KING 7,500 Page 4 of 101 CEBU HOLDINGS, INC. LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDINGS AS OF MARCH 9, 2012 Stockholder's Name No. of Shares ANDRES ANG &/OR LLILLIE TY ANG 7,500 ANTHONY ANG &/OR SUSAN SI ANG 11,875 ANTHONY ANG &/OR SUSAN SI ANG 14,681 CALEB ANG 1,000 DOROTHY CHUA ANG 937 EDGARD ANG 7,500 ELEANOR GRACE ANG 37,500 ELISEO ANG 7,500 ERIBERTO &/OR LOURDES ANG 1,875 FLORENCE HO AH ANG 7,500 ANG GUAN PIAO 7,500 HENRY ANG 9,375 HENRY ANG &/OR ROSITA O. ANG 37,500 JOHN BENEDICT ANG 37,500 JOYCE ANG 11,250 LUISA ANG 9,375 MARIANO ANG 10,000 PETER H. ANG 4,500 SIU BEE BELEN ANG 7,500 WILLIAM TAN ANG 5,000 HERMINIA ANG-ANGCO 7,500 ANNA ROSALYN M. ANGARA 6,125 JUAN EDGARDO ANGARA 7,500 BELLAFLOR ANGARA-CASTILLO 7,500 FERMIN P. ANGCAO 670,000 HERMINIA ANG ANGCO 1,875 BIENVENIDO P. ANGELES 9,375 BIENVENIDO P. ANGELES 1,875 CESAR A. ANGELES 3,750 RIZAL G. ANGELES 7,500 ROWENA C. ANGELES 1,875 CARMELA M. ANGELO 1,875 ANGPING & ASSOCIATES SECURITIES INC. 15,000 CARMENCITA ANIBAN 1,500 ELIZABETH M. ANIEVAS 15,000 ANSALDO GODINEZ & CO. INC. 4,500 ANSCOR HAGEDORN SECURITIES INC. 5,000 CARMELITA O. ANTASUDA 7,500 ROSARIO L. ANTAZO 7,500 DAISY S. ANTHONY 1,875 RODOLFO ANTIPORDA 3,750 BERNARDITA R. ANTONIO 30,000 CRISTINA M.C. ANTONIO 7,500 CRISTINA M.C. ANTONIO &/OR FERNANDO M.C. ANTONIO 7,500 ESTRELLA R. ANTONIO 1,875 FRANCISCO ANTONIO 3,750 Page 5 of 101 CEBU HOLDINGS, INC. LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDINGS AS OF MARCH 9, 2012 Stockholder's Name No. of Shares SALVIO C. ANTONIO 666 SALVIO C. ANTONIO 3,750 SONJA ANTONIO 37,500 TIMOTEO ANURAN 3,750 JOHN A. APATAN 24,000 REYNIE L J APONESTO 750 ARNOLD APOSTOL 3,750 JOEL RIGOR APOSTOL 625 MA. ROMELINA T. APOSTOL 625 CONCHITA N. APPLEGATE 1,875 JOCELYN C. APUADA 1,875 TERESITA E. AQUE 22,500 MAXIMO E. AQUILIZAN 2,500 MAXIMO AQUILIZAN 7,500 ABDIAS V. AQUINO 9,375 ANTONINO T. AQUINO 1 BERNARDINO D. AQUINO 5,625 CARLOS AQUINO 2,936 CELIA JONSON AQUINO 9,375 CRISTINA P. AQUINO 1,500 JESUS AQUINO 1,875 MA. THERESA A. AQUINO 7,500 ROMWELL M. AQUINO 1,875 DEQUITA ARABIA 7,500 ADOLF ARAGON 3,750 MARISSA ARAKI 9,375 JOSE ARANAS III 625 ALEXANDER ARANETA 7,500 BENITO R. ARANETA 37,500 CARMELITA ARANETA 2,500 JAIME ANTONIO ARANETA 625 CIRILO ARANGOTE 2,500 PACIENCIA C. ARANTE 1,250 JONATHAN JOHN J. ARAULLO 7,500 RAMON ARAULLO 4,375 ELMER M. ARCANGEL 3,750 ANTONIO T. ARCE 1,875 JEAN E. ARCE 5,625 ADRIANO A. ARCELO 5,000 DOMINGO N. ARCENA 14,820 ENRIQUE ARCENAS &/OR VICTOR ARCENAS 167,000 IRIS &/OR ROSENDO ARCENAS 3,125 ROWENA ARCEO 1,125 CAPT.
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