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Certificate Holder Address Nature of Amount / Quantity NATIONAL NATIONAL REFINERY LIMITED LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS REGARDING UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND / UNCALIMED SHARES (FOR THE YEAR 2017) Amount of Unclaimed Dividend Sr. Folio / Nature of Amount / for Year 2017 - Name of Shareholder/ Certificate holder Address CDC No Quantity As on 30-Jun-2020 (Rupees) NATIONAL & GRINDLAYS BANK LTD LLOYDS BRANCH 1 6500012 MR. DR A Q B RAHMAN DIVIDEND 11,786.00 I I CHUNDRIGAR ROAD KARACHI C/O HAMID FLOUR MILLS 2 6500014 MR. A SATTAR HUSSAIN 49-NAPIER ROAD DIVIDEND 13,809.00 KARACHI 2ND FLOOR,FLAT NO.15, C-K-5/1 AMINA HOUSE 3 6500020 MR. ABA UMAR DIVIDEND 648.00 PARIA STREET KHARADAR KARACHI HOUSE NO 118 4 6500022 MR. ABDUL AZIZ MEMON SOLDIER BAZAR DIVIDEND 6,425.00 HYDERABAD M/S YOUSUF H ALI MOHAMED & CO OPP 5 6500072 MR. ABDUL KARIM K M C WORKSHOP LAWARENCE ROAD DIVIDEND 1,739.00 KARACHI C/34 TRUNK BAZAR 6 6500074 MR. ABDUL HALIM MUALLIM DIVIDEND 3,905.00 RAWALPINDI 103-H 7 6500078 MR. ABDUL RAHIM SETHI THE MALL OPPOSITE ACHISION COLLEGE DIVIDEND 44,091.00 LAHORE C/O IFTIKHAR ALI SHAMI 5-THAPAR 8 6500080 MR. ABDUL RASHID STREET SHAM NAGAR DIVIDEND 1,065.00 LAHORE FLAT NO 45 SAIFY BUILDING NISHTAR ROAD SAIFY BUILDING, 9 6500083 MR. ABDUL GAFOOR DIVIDEND 3,408.00 NISHTHAR ROAD ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS KARACHI B-53/W IQBAL TOWN 10 6500085 MR. ABDUL RASHID CHOHDRY NORTH NAZIMABAD DIVIDEND 32,904.00 KARACHI 133 FARAN HOUSING SOCIETY, 11 6500088 MR. ABDUL GHANI MIANOOR JAMAL NOOR HOSPITAL GALI, DHORAJI, DIVIDEND 3,550.00 KARACHI C/O AL HAJ HAKIM SYED 12 6500090 MR. ABDUL RASHID BAHAR SHAH SAHIB CHOUK PAKISTAN DIVIDEND 355.00 GUJRAT S N BUILDING 13 6500103 MR. ABDULLA MOHAMED SEEDAT 25 FRERE ROAD DIVIDEND 2,679.50 KARACHI A-425 BLOCK L 14 6500105 MST. ABIDA ASHRAF NORTH NAZIMABAD DIVIDEND 10,437.00 KARACHI 29/5 VATHALBHAI PATEL ROAD SECOND 15 6500106 MST. ABIDA SHAMSIE DIVIDEND 923.00 AMIL COLONY KARACHI C/O SATTAR LTD MOMIN MANZIL 16 6500133 MR. AHMED JODIA BAZAR DIVIDEND 1,437.50 KARACHI 73-F MODEL TOWN 17 6500138 MR. DR AHTRAM ALI KHAN DIVIDEND 2,360.50 LAHORE-54700 34 AMIL COLONY NO 1 18 6500144 MR. AKBAR ALI BHIMJEE SADHU HIRANAND ROAD DIVIDEND 2,662.00 KARACHI 14-B MOHAMMED ALI 19 6500146 MR. AKHTAR HOUSING SOCIETY DIVIDEND 5,396.00 KARACHI 1ST FLOOR, A-53, 20 6500149 MR. AKHTAR SULTAN BLOCK - N, NORTH NAZIMABAD, DIVIDEND 521.50 KARACHI. FADOO BUILDING OPP NATIONAL & GRINDLAYS BANK 21 6500152 MR. ALI ALJAMALI DIVIDEND 5,041.00 BUNDER ROAD KARACHI A-215 BLOCK NO.5 GULSHAN-E- IQBAL K.D.A. 22 6500155 MR. ALIBHOY DIVIDEND 1,952.00 SCHEME NO.24 KARACHI FADOO BUILDING 23 6500157 MR. ALI ALJAMALI BUNDER ROAD DIVIDEND 5,041.00 KARACHI 107 C MODEL TOWN 24 6500160 MR. ALI MOZAFFER DIVIDEND 230.50 LAHORE 18-A 25 6500189 MR. ANIS BAWANY KAGHAAN ROAD F-8/4, DIVIDEND 35.00 ISLAMABAD D 4 BLOCK NO 8 KDA SCHEME NO 24 26 6500194 MST. BEGUM ANWAR IQBAL DIVIDEND 19,755.50 GULSHAN E IQBAL KARACHI C/O SUI GAS INDUS CO 27 6500200 MR. ARIF YAR KHAN P I D C HOUSE DIVIDEND 603.00 KARACHI BAITUL ASHFAQ 26-C 28 6500202 MST. ASHFAQ JEHAN BEGUM BLOCK 10 MANSOORA DIVIDEND 2,679.50 KARACHI C/O NAZ TEXTILES (PVT) LIMITED, 29 6500208 MST. ASIFUNNISA E/32-A, ESTATE AVENUE, S.I.T.E., DIVIDEND 19,755.50 KARACHI HOUSE NO 572/F 30 6500212 MR. ASRARUL HAQUE HASHMI SATELLITE TOWN SCHEME DIVIDEND 3,924.00 RAWALPINDI. 72/B S.M.H. SOCIETY 31 6500220 MST. AYESHA SHAIKH DIVIDEND 3,905.00 KARACHI KARACHI STOCK EXCHANGE LTD 32 6500260 MR. ABDUL VAHED ABDUL JALIL OFF I I CHUNDRIGAR ROAD DIVIDEND 1,384.00 KARACHI 604-B HAWAIIAN HOMES 33 6500269 MR. A RASHEED VELMI CLIFTON, BLOCK-2 DIVIDEND 12,070.00 KARACHI 5/45 MODEL COLONY 34 6500301 MR. ALIGOHAR KHAN LIAQUAT ALI KHAN ROAD DIVIDEND 15,984.00 KARACHI BLOCK NO 101 QUARTER NO 4 & 5 1-D 35 6500302 MR. ASGHAR KHAN DIVIDEND 497.00 LANDHI COLONY KARACHI NATIONAL REFINERY LIMITED LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS REGARDING UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND / UNCALIMED SHARES (FOR THE YEAR 2017) Amount of Unclaimed Dividend Sr. Folio / Nature of Amount / for Year 2017 - Name of Shareholder/ Certificate holder Address CDC No Quantity As on 30-Jun-2020 (Rupees) 34 AMIL COLONY NO 1 36 6500309 MR. AKBARALI BHIMJEE SADHU HIRANAND ROAD DIVIDEND 5,325.00 KARACHI HOUSE NO. 56, STREET NO. 15, 37 6500342 MR. A A FARUQUI PHASE-V, D.H.A., DIVIDEND 887.00 KARACHI C/O AYUB KHAN KUNDI 38 6500346 MST. AZIMUNISSA BEGUM C-32/5 K.D.A NO.I, DIVIDEND 1,188.50 KARACHI 1/V/E/42 P E C H S 39 6500354 MR. A HABIB KARIM DIVIDEND 2,679.50 KARACHI ADAMJEE HOUSE 40 6500359 M/S ADAMJEE SONS LTD I.I.CHUNDRIGAR ROAD DIVIDEND 32,525.50 KARACHI H.NO.D-20/1, BLOCK-10-A, NEAR LAL FLATES, RASHID MINHAS ROAD, 41 6500365 MST. ASHRAF SULTANA DIVIDEND 11,838.50 GULSHAN-E-IQBAL, KARACHI C/O MR ABDUL AZIZ KHAN 26C, 42 6500369 MST. DR. SAJDA AZRA BLOCK 10 MANSOORA DIVIDEND 2,679.50 KARACHI JAIPUR HOUSE 1-A 2/9 43 6500415 MR. ASHFAQ HUSAIN NAZIMABAD DIVIDEND 1,065.00 KARACHI C/O SARTAJ AUTOMBILES NO 8 HAYAT AUTOPART MARKET 44 6500420 MST. AISHA DIVIDEND 355.00 BUNDER ROAD PLAZA SQUARE KARACHI C/O SHABAN & CO TAX CONSULTANT 45 6500433 MR. A K SHABAN MOTAN BLDG DIVIDEND 1,065.00 KARACHI C/O SHABAN & CO., TAX CONSULTANTS, 46 6500465 MR. ABID HUSSAIN SHABAN MOTAN BUILDING BUNDER ROAD DIVIDEND 1,278.00 KARACHI FLAT C-204, FARHAN TOWER, RASHID MINHAS ROAD, 47 6500468 MST. AUSAF JEHAN DIVIDEND 9,557.50 GULSHAN-E-IQBAL, 10-A, KARACHI NATIONAL & GRINDLAYS BANK LTD 48 6500476 MR. ARTHUR PEREIRA DUNDAS STREET DIVIDEND 15,762.00 KARACHI. C/O UNION BANK LTD 49 6500496 MR. ABDUL SATTAR SULEMAN MEMON FRERE ROAD DIVIDEND 5,893.00 KARACHI 65-A BRETTO ROAD 50 6500508 MST. AZIZA BEGUM DIVIDEND 12,247.00 KARACHI 839/D SATELLITE TOWN 51 6500516 MST. ANBRIN SHAREEF DIVIDEND 13,419.00 RAWALPINDI C/O ABDUL HAMID MOHAMMED & SONS P.O.BOX: 4385,302- 52 6500517 MR. ABDUL HAMID MUSTAFA CLOTH MARKET (FADOO BUILDING ) DIVIDEND 10,863.00 M.A.JINNAH RD KARACHI 40-KARACHI STOCK EXCHANGE KALLIAN 53 6500527 MR. ASHRAF HUSEIN M PANJWANI DIVIDEND 159.50 STREET OFF I.I.ICHUNDRIGAR ROAD KARACHI 129-J MODEL TOWN 54 6500541 MR. ABDUL ALEEM DIVIDEND 1,224.50 LAHORE C/O DOCTOR RIAZ UL HASSAN 55 6500550 MST. AZRA RIAZ EGERTON ROAD DIVIDEND 12,354.00 PESHAWAR CITY SULEMAN PLAZA 2-E 3RD FLOOR NEAR KARAM ALI 56 6500583 MR. ABDUL HANIF KHAN DIVIDEND 2,466.50 TALPUR ROAD SADDAR KARACHI C/O NATIONAL REFINERY LTD 57 6500584 MR. AURENGAZEB P O BOX 3964 KORANGI DIVIDEND 2,466.50 KARACHI 5TH FLOOR FATIMA HAJIYANI MANSION NAJMUDDIN STREET, 58 6500615 MR. ABBAS HAJI SULEMAN DIVIDEND 1,008.00 NANAKWARA KARACHI. C/O M/S AFZAL TRADING CO., 1ST FLOOR 4/35,ZAKARIA LANE 59 6500628 MR. ABDUL GAFFAR MEMON DIVIDEND 852.00 OFF RAMPART ROW KARACHI ISMAILJI MOOSAJI BUILDING CORNER OF BOTTLE GALI 60 6500672 MR. ASLAM HAROON DIVIDEND 1,349.00 OPP APPOLO RESTAURENT FRERE ROAD KARACHI 43/4E/6 P.E.C.H.S., 61 6500678 MR. ABDUL HAMID DIVIDEND 1,988.00 KARACHI 2 VICTORIA CHAMBER 62 6500679 MR. ABDUL RASHID 2ND FLOOR VICTORIA ROAD DIVIDEND 336.50 KARACHI AHMED MANZIL 102 39/6 NARAYANDAS ANANDJEE 63 6500681 MR. ABDUL SALAM SATHI BECHAR ROAD AMIL COLONY NO 2 DIVIDEND 4,206.50 JAMSHED ROAD KARACHI C/O.A.K.KAISAR 704-B, ROYAL APPARTMENTS 64 6500686 MR. AZIZUR RAHMAN PAPPA DIVIDEND 4,934.00 K.D.A. SCHEME.1 , KARACHI MANIYA HOUSE 657-658 65 6500697 MR. ARIF A GAFFAR PERCIVELWREN ROAD DIVIDEND 497.00 KARACHI 307, UNI PLAZA 66 6500720 MST. AYSABAI I.I.CHUNDRIGAR ROAD DIVIDEND 2,556.00 KARACHI KASHU & SONS 67 6500733 MST. ASATIR MUSSARAT 24/D BAZAZ HATTA DIVIDEND 11,016.00 LAHORE D-54, SHERSHAH COLONY, 68 6500734 MR. ABDUL RAZZAK DIVIDEND 159.50 KARACHI C/O WEEKLY SUNDAY POST, 4, 69 6500735 MST. AMEEN TAREEN AMIL STREET, OFF ROBSON ROAD, DIVIDEND 36,210.00 KARACHI-1. NATIONAL REFINERY LIMITED LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS REGARDING UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND / UNCALIMED SHARES (FOR THE YEAR 2017) Amount of Unclaimed Dividend Sr. Folio / Nature of Amount / for Year 2017 - Name of Shareholder/ Certificate holder Address CDC No Quantity As on 30-Jun-2020 (Rupees) C/O LUCKY ELECT. CO OPPOSITE K.M.C BLDG 70 6500745 MR. ABDUL QADER DIVIDEND 3,017.00 M.A.JINNAH ROAD KARACHI SEA LIGHT 7/B 71 6500749 MST. AMY ANITA NEW QUEENS ROAD DIVIDEND 4,934.00 KARACHI C-1, PANJRAPOLE BUILDING, PANJRAPOLE ROAD, 72 6500750 MR. AMIN BHAI DIVIDEND 656.50 NEAR ARAMBAGH, KARACHI AHMED MANZIL 102, 39/6, NARAYANDAS ANANDJEE 73 6500755 MR. ASHRAF SATTAR DIVIDEND 10,276.50 BECHAR ROAD AMIL COLONY NO 2, JAMSHED ROAD KARACHI C/O UNITED BANK LIMITED 74 6500756 MR. A AZIZ KHAN MEREWETHER TOWER BRANCH DIVIDEND 2,165.00 KARACHI 17, AKBAR MEHAL A M NO.4 75 6500773 MR. ABDUL MATEEN FRERE ROAD DIVIDEND 478.50 KARACHI 538/15, FLAT NO.202 GARDEN 76 6500831 MR. A SHAKOOR HOMES GARDEN EAST, GRUMANDIR DIVIDEND 11,395.00 KARACHI BISMILLAH STORE 77 6500955 MR.
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