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Essel Propac Limited List of Unpaid Dividend 2018-19 ESSEL PROPAC LIMITED LIST OF UNPAID DIVIDEND 2018-19 Details of shareholders whose unclaimed dividend declared on 26 June 2019 is transferred to Unpaid Dividend Account of the Company Yes Bank Limited - Unpaid Dividend Account No. 000166400001496 SR # FOLIO_DPID_CLID No. BENEF_DESCRIPTION INSTRUMENT_ INST_NMBR INST_DATE INSTRUCTION_RE ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 ADD4 PIN AMNT FERENCE_NO 1 IN30048420060241 A RAMAR-914010030475349-AXIS BANK LTD 5.00 854753 7/8/2019 N33922 3198, CHIPPIPARAI, SATTUR TK VIRUDHUNAGAR DT, VIRUDHUNAGAR TAMIL NADU 626001 2 1201060000806633 A ANIL KUMAR-000201627386-ICICI BANK LTD 25.00 847391 7/3/2019 004303 NO 11/13 2nd FLOOR 4th CROSS VENKATESHWAR LAYOUT S.G.PALYA BANGALOR SOUTH DHRAMARAM COIIE BANGALORE 560029 2 A004253 A I SURAIYA 2.50 851452 7/3/2019 003368 403, SARJAN APT., 7,RAIYANIGRAM, SHIMPOLI ROAD, BORIVALI (W), MUMBAI 400092 3 A004373 A JYOTHIRMAYEE 2.50 847195 7/3/2019 004063 H NO 2-2-647/A/77 SRI SAIBABA NAGAR COLONY BAGH AMBERPET HYDERABAD 500013 3 A004254 A K SHRINIVASAN 2.50 847518 7/3/2019 004467 16 ANANDA PURAM MYLAPORE MADRAS 600004 4 IN30051312564400 A KISHORE BABU-145742-UCO BANK 7.50 847552 7/3/2019 004501 FLAT NO G/2 SANTHOSH VENKATESAPURAM VADAPALANI CHENNAI TAMIL NADU 600026 4 1203600000779481 A KUMARASWAMY-609801126259-ICICI BANK LTD 31.25 846971 7/3/2019 004586 2/70 4E ANBU NAGAR KEEZHATHATHIYARKULAM THEREKALPUDUR THRUPATHISARAM KANNIYAKUMARI 629901 5 A00015 A MOHAN KUMAR-33065-THANE JANATA SAHAKARI BANK LTD.(TJS 1,500.00 850784 7/3/2019 005682 FLAT NO 706 7TH FLOOR SKY PILLAR C H S LTD NR NEW SHAKTI MILLS DR AMBEDKAR ROAD THANE (W) 400601 5 A04239 A RAMAKRISHNA 1,000.00 846886 7/3/2019 004114 15-451-B-2 KAMALA NAGAR ANANTAPUR A P 515001 6 1204470001115722 A RAMAPRASAD L-008010101134863-AXIS BANK LTD 125.00 847311 7/3/2019 004219 4-45-1 ASHOK HOUSE PEDAWALTAIR VISAKHAPATNAM 530017 6 A004376 A S RAO 2.50 847325 7/3/2019 004233 47-1-14, 2F/8, USHODAYA APTS., DANAVAIPET, RAJAHMUNDRY 533103 7 A00024 A V A MARUTI RAM-1832-A P STATE CO - OP BANK LTD 2,000.00 850836 7/3/2019 005743 C/O. P N U R SAIBABA, BAJAJ CAPITAL LTD., SHOP NO. 2 MALLESH COMPLEX, AMEERPET, HYDERABAD 500016 7 A004379 A VANITA 2.50 853709 7/3/2019 002672 7 - BAI MAHAL, 1ST FLOOR 9 - WADIA LANE TARDEO MUMBAI 400034 8 A02000 A. VELLINGIRI 2,500.00 850888 7/3/2019 005803 21, GANDHIPURAM 1ST FLOOR ERODE TAMIL NADU,TAMIL NADU 638003 8 A004259 AALAP GANDHI 2.50 853906 7/3/2019 002869 101 SHACO APT KRUPA NAGAR LANE IRLA VILE PARLE (WEST) MUMBAI 400056 9 A004382 AANJANA KIRANCHANDRA VASA 7.50 852377 7/3/2019 001341 KAMDAR STREET, DHORAJI 360410 9 1208160013633075 ABBASALI SMSUDIN HOTELWALA-1003-CITIZEN CREDIT CO OP BANK LTD 1.25 851664 7/3/2019 003580 9 2 HUSAINI TAHERI CHS LTD FAKHRI COLONY CHURCH ROAD BHAYANDAR WEST THANE 401101 10 IN30155721288943 ABDUL GAFFAR-37332-UNION BANK OF INDIA 37.50 850055 7/3/2019 000843 SARAI MARDAN ALI NEAR POLICE CHOWKI MANDI SAHARANPUR 247001 10 1202890000175257 ABDUL HAMID KHAN-15701-JAMMU AND KASHMIR BANK LTD 15.00 849998 7/3/2019 000680 SHERWANI COLONY, FATHEPORA ROAD, NEAR SIET COLLEGE, KHAWAJABAGH BARAMULLA 193103 11 A004384 ABDUL KAYUM 2.50 846793 7/3/2019 005057 VILL - BAHADUR PUR, P.O. - GOLGRAM, DISTT - MIDNAPUR, W.B 721136 11 1203450000468699 ABDUL SAMAD PANWAR-51095409207-STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 500.00 852189 7/3/2019 001147 NEAR NEW MASJID INDRA COLONY BIKANER BIKANER 334001 12 A004386 ABDULHUSEIN BOOTWALLA 12.50 853344 7/3/2019 002308 2ND FLOOR BOOTWALA BLDG 152 DIMTIMKAR ROAD MUMBAI 400008 12 A004262 ABDULMOHD JUMA MUSCATWALLA 15.00 853533 7/3/2019 002496 M/S OMAN AGENCIES 901 EMBASSY CENTRE NARIMAN POINT MUMBAI 400021 13 A004387 ABDULMOHD MUSCATWALLA 17.50 853224 7/3/2019 002188 29,CUFFE PARADE, 3-A CLOVER APARTMENTS COLABA, MUMBAI 400005 13 1201090002059799 ABDULRAUF KASAM SHAIKH-37892-KALYAN JANATA SAHAKARI BANK 7.50 851873 7/3/2019 003803 AMRUT PAM GOVINDWADI BLDG NO-2 ROOM NO 404 4TH FLR NEAR KOLIWADA KALYAN KALYAN 421301 14 A004388 ABHA LIHALA 2.50 847882 7/3/2019 004878 C/O SUDHIR LIHALA 67B BALLYGUNJ CIRCULAR ROAD CALCUTTA 700019 14 A004389 ABHAY INVESTMENTS (P) LTD 7.50 848417 7/3/2019 000070 G-16, MARINA ARCADE, CONNAUGHT CIRCUS, NEW DELHI 110001 15 A004391 ABHAY SHARMA 2.50 852201 7/3/2019 001165 C/O SH ADITYA SHARMA KHIRKI DARWAJA, P.O. DIDKIANA (NAGUR) RAJASTHAN 341303 15 A004264 ABHAYBHAI SHAH 2.50 852599 7/3/2019 001563 11 THAKOR BAG SARDAR PATEL MARG, NAVARANGPURA GUJARAT AHMEDABAD 380009 16 A004392 ABHIJIT CHOWDHURY 2.50 847917 7/3/2019 004913 57/C KANKULIA ROAD, CALCUTTA 700029 16 1204470003713793 ABHIJIT SEN-184104000013305-IDBI BANK 6.25 847923 7/3/2019 004919 91/1D SARAT GHOSH GARDEN ROAD DHAKURIA KOLKATA 700031 17 IN30226911130522 ABHINAV DOBHAL-093010100211369-UTI BANK LTD 25.00 850070 7/3/2019 000870 VILLAGE DHORAN, POST OFFICE, GUJRADA, DEHRADUN, UTTRANCHAL 248001 17 A004265 ABHISHEK JALA 2.50 850156 7/3/2019 000973 M/S CHHITARMAL BHURAMAL JAIN & CO B-11, NEW GRAIN MANDI CHAND POLE JAIPUR 302001 18 A04165 ADAMALI GULAMALI 562.50 852349 7/3/2019 001313 21, PATRAKAR SOCIETY, AERODROME ROAD, RAJKOT 360006 18 A00062 ADHIR RANJAN BAL-4076-DENA BANK 1,500.00 850915 7/3/2019 005832 P-24 DR.A K PAUL ROAD CALCUTTA 700034 19 A004398 ADIL J FRENCHMAN 2.50 851725 7/3/2019 003641 1A, COL TARAPORE ROAD CAMP PUNE 411001 19 A004399 ADIL R KAPADIA 2.50 853314 7/3/2019 002278 C/O GULSHAN R KASAD. 12, LENTIN BLDG. 2ND FLOOR, GAMADIA COLONY, TARDEO, MUMBAI. 400007 20 A004400 ADIL RUSY KAPADIA 17.50 851775 7/3/2019 003691 7,GIDNEY PARK, SALISBURY PARK ROAD, ME HERVILLA, PUNE 411037 20 A004401 ADISHWAR KUMAR JAIN 2.50 848449 7/3/2019 000102 DIAMOND RUBBER CO., 2, REHMAN MARKET, SADAR BAZAR, DELHI 110006 21 1301440001226945 ADITYA ANIL JAYAWANT-106701505765-ICICI BANK LTD 65.00 855008 7/8/2019 N22166 PLOT NO 447 NARAYAN NIWAS SAI SECTION AMBERNATH-E THANE 421501 21 1201640000069924 ADITYA KUMAR VERMA-728110100000120-BANK OF INDIA 250.00 847120 7/3/2019 000723 GANESH CLINIC SADAR BAZAR KARMAL (MAINPURI) KARMAL 205264 22 IN30112715476578 ADP RAO-571010100008792-AXIS BANK LTD 7.50 851301 7/3/2019 003217 904/905,CRYSTAL COURT ,BLDG NO 3 CHANDIVALI R RAMBAUG,POWAI NEAR POWAI POLICE STATION, MUMBAI 400076 22 A004404 ADWAIT ARJUN PATIL 7.50 853603 7/3/2019 002566 28 MOONREACH PRABHADEVI SEA FACE BEHIND TATA PRESS MUMBAI 400025 23 IN30039415036718 AHINSA AGRAWAL-23336-BANK OF BARODA 75.00 852185 7/3/2019 001143 LAXMI BHAWAN STATION ROAD SIKAR 332001 23 IN30055610052658 AHRAR AHMED KHAN-260-INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 5.00 849487 7/3/2019 000763 C/O M/S SUPER PHARMA PLOT NO. 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