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NET CASH WARRANT NAME OF THE BRANCH ACCOUNT SL.NO FOLIO/ BO ID No DIVIDEND FOR FATHER'S NAME MOTHER'S NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PHONE NO BANK NAME NO. SHAREHOLDERS NAME NUMBER THE YEAR 2015 Standdard 43, Fakirapool 1 1500901 1201470000562060 QAIS HUDA 339.37 Late. Shamsul Huda Hossan Banu Dhaka 1000 Bangladesh 8350651 Chartered Banani Br. 01628693301 Bazar Bank Hoque Miner 412- Lake Avenue Chittagong 2 1500903 1201480018023311 MD. ARIFUL HOQUE 249.17 Late Sirajul Hoque Mrs. Tanjama Khatun Chittagong Chittagong 4100 Bangladesh 01915350550 HSBC Ltd. CA-004.170650011 A1, H/S, Pahartali, Branch 213, West Bonoshree Dhaka Bank 3 1500904 1201480048616428 TAHAMINA BEGUM 154.96 Late Md. Ataur Rahman Umme Kulshum Rampura Wapda Dhaka 1219 Bangladesh 01670279102 Branch, 227.200.2744 Ltd. Road Rampura 272, NORTH MD. TAMIZ UDDIN UTTARA 4 1500906 1201510005042281 MD. RUHUL AMIN 45.17 SUFIA BEGUM GORAN(SEPAHI 3RD FLOOR. DHAKA 1219 BANGLADESH 8250758 B.B. ROAD 10323 AHMED BANK BAG) MOHAMMAD HOUSE# 214, EASTERN 5 1500907 1201510038740532 JANNATUL FARDOUS 239.41 SARA KHATUN SHANTIBAGH DHAKA 1217 BANGLADESH 01726-094760 ANY BR. 1011010145334 HOSSAIN 1ST FLOOR, BANK LTD. SONTOSH KUMAR Late Debendra Kumar 18/5, Baghmara Mymensing Janata Bank 6 1500909 1201520043630319 2555.97 Raj Laxmi Das Mymensingh, 2230 Bangladesh 8124886 NRB Br. 407008867 DAS Das Bormon Kuthir, h Ltd. STANDARD MOHAMMAD NASIM ALHAJ SHAMS NURUN NAHAR H NO#2, APT ROAD NO # 55, 7 1500910 1201530002203601 1549.67 DHAKA 1209 BANGLADESH 9887639 CHARTERED BANANI 18-6629024-01 HAIDER UDDIN HAIDER HAIDER NO# 1/A GULSHAN # 2 BANK 145/A, STADIUM, M.A.ABDUL BARICK MOSAMMOD SONALI 8 1500912 1201530012393345 MD.ABDUL LATIF 29.50 BANGABANDU PALTAN, DHAKA 1000 BANGLADESH 01711115424 STADUM 33004216 MOLLA SAEEDA KHATUM BANK NATIONAL DHAKA MD. LUTFOR BABY RADIO B.B. NATIONAL JANATA OPP.G.P.O 9 1500913 1201530017215558 MD. RAFIQUL ISLAM 29.50 RAHIMA BAGUM DHAKA DHAKA 1000 BANGLADESH 01922303740 031008031 RAHMAN HOUSE # 44 ST. BANK BRANCH MD. ABUL KALAM P.O Box-57704, JANATA COMILLA 10 1500915 1201560009580401 39.26 Late Md. Abdul Mannan Late Auzuba Begum Abu Dhabi 57704 U.A.E 00971-26032298 00SB-20201342 AZAD Beda Zayed BANK LTD. CORPORATE MRS. MONOWARA 91, KAKRAIL MERCANTIL MAIN BR., 11 1500917 1201570001066196 JAHANGIR AHMED 1265.24 MR. M.A. JALIL FLAT NO-7, DHAKA 1000 BANGLADESH 0189-217849 21015956 BEGUM (3RD FLOOR) E BANK LTD. DHAKA 50. EAST MR.A.K.M. JASHIM LATE MD. BAZLUR JURAIN, JANATA ABDUL GANI 12 1500921 1201580001556518 11.80 LAILA KHANOM SCHOOL ROAD DHAKA 1204 BANGLADESH 0187114183 002001357 UDDIN AHMED RAHMAN SARKER MURADPUR BANK ROAD HIGH HOUSE PROJECT,MER STANDARD 13 1500922 1201580001716053 MD. MD. FARID UDDIN 29.50 MD. OBAIDULLAH KAMRUN NAHAR NO.7.ROAD.11 UL BADDA DHAKA 1212 BANGLADESH 8825726 CHARTRED BANANI 01620961001 RAJUK GULSHAN BANK 50 MURADPUR A. K. M. JASHIM LATE, MD. BAZLUR EAST JURAIN, JANATA 1#A.GANI 14 1500923 1201580004871591 27.54 LAILA KHANOM HIGH SCHOOL DHAKA 1204 BANGLADESH 0187114183 002001357 UDDIN AHMED RAHMAN SARKER DHAKA BANK ROAD ROAD COMMUNICAT ASST. KHAWAJA STANDARD QUAZI AL-AMIN BEGUM MUSLIMA ION 15 1500929 1201580007621486 157.00 QUAZI ABDUL ALIM MANAGER, TOWER, 6TH DHAKA 1100 BANGLADESH 0176552526 CHARTERED UTTARA BR. 18588471301 SYFULLAH ALIM LTD.95,MOHAK A&F, FIRST FLOOR BANK LTD. HALI 158/1, CENTRAL EASTERN 16 1500930 1201580016228193 JANE ALAM HAQUE 105.93 NURUL HAQUE JAHANARA HAQUE DHAKA 1214 BANGLADESH 01711591848 ANY 1141020019214 BASSABOO BANK LTD ROAD,FAIDA DUTCH HOUSE#04 HAZRAT ABU MADHABDI 17 1500931 1201580019193094 MD.SHAHIDUL ISLAM 3085.50 MD.SAFAR ALI ZORINA BEGUM BAD, DHAKA 1230 BANGLADESH 01911418234 BANGLA 109-101-30135 LANE#04 BACARRA BR. UTTARA BANK LTD. ABDUL KADER NOOR JAHAN 13/CPROPERTY 116, SEGUN 18 1500932 1201580020698718 MR. MOHIUDDIN 769.00 DHAKA DHAKA 1000 BANGLADESH 01711507447 SCB ANY 18287857701 PATWARY BEGUM PARAGON BAGICHA ISLAMI BANK HOSPITAL, ISLAMI 19 1500934 1201580042345902 ALEYA AKTHER 29.50 ALAMGIR HOSSAIN SHAHIDA BEGUM DHAKA 1000 BANGLADESH 01719829434 KAKRAIL 7564 CENTRAL KAKRAIL. BANK FIROZ IFTEKHAR LATE IMDADUL HOUSE#73-G, 20 1500936 1201590020371472 570.83 NAZMA AKTHERI NEW MARKET DHAKA 1205 BANGLADESH 01715026230 HSBC ANY 002-084903-001 AHMED HAQUE CENTERL ROAD NET CASH WARRANT NAME OF THE BRANCH ACCOUNT SL.NO FOLIO/ BO ID No DIVIDEND FOR FATHER'S NAME MOTHER'S NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PHONE NO BANK NAME NO. SHAREHOLDERS NAME NUMBER THE YEAR 2015 MOHAMMED 20/3 LARMINI THE CITY 21 1500939 1201630016536837 MOHAMMED SOHEL 231.46 RAZIA BEGUM DHAKA 1203 BANGLADESH 7110057 PRINCIPAL 0000051117444 SULAIMAN STREET WARI BANK LTD. TARAK CHANDRA 22 1500943 1201690012097235 255.07 Haran Chandra Paul Santi Bala Paul 661 West Kazipara Mirpur Dhaka 1216 Bangladesh One Bank Ltd. Any Branch 0145110285002 PAUL MOHAMMED Flat#C2, 275K Renema Sonali Bank 23 1500945 1201700040592502 TOFAYEL 825.91 Khorshed Chowdhury Hasna Khanom Road#27(Old), Dhanmondi Dhaka 1205 Bangladesh 347-299-1027 Mohammadpur 100002899 Garden, Ltd. CHOWDHURY New-16, 352/B, MD. MAHABUB DHAKA 24 1500946 1201710039635793 419.87 MD. ALI ASHRAF HASINA MARIAM KHILGAON, DHAKA 1219 BANGLADESH 01190045200 MOTIJHEEL 214-255-8028 MORSHED BANK LTD. TALTOLA, FM MOSTAFIZUR LATE MOHAMMAD 120.BANAGRAM MERCANTIL 25 1500949 1201720004508433 147.17 DHAKA 1100 BANGLADESH 7118749 MAIN BR. 21047901 RAHMAN HAFIZ ULLAH ROAD. E BANK LTD. DUTCH MURSHEDA MOHAMMAD 175(OLD).360(NE DHAKA 26 1500950 1201720012144884 1249.57 HASINA BEGUM DHAKA 1206 BANGLADESH 8712762 BANGLA ANY 107.101.25163 KHATOON IMRANUR RAHMAN W).MANIKDI CANTT. BANK LTD. MD AKRAMUL C/O- Morshed 20/B, Monipuri 27 1500952 1201750003590109 29.50 Md Abdul Quaium Hlima Begum Teajgaon, Dhaka 1215 Bangladesh 8155274 Dhaka Bank Any Branch 20520028649 QUAIUM Alam Para, HASMUN NAHAR C/O- Md. Akramul 20/B, Monipuri Dhaka Bank 28 1500953 1201750004998658 29.50 Md Akramul Quaium Mrs. Parul Begum Teajgaon Dhaka 1215 Bangladesg 8129991 Any Branch 205 200 34392 BEGUM Quaium Para Ltd. ESTABLISHME (INST) ATOMIC DUTCH- MOTIJHEEL MD. SHAKILUR MD. ABDUR MRS. NT, 29 1500954 1201810008985274 222.13 ENERGY SAVAR, DHAKA 1349 BANGLADESH 01819-119930 BANGLA FOREIGN 1051010262020 RAHMAN RAHMAN KAMRUNNESSA GANAKBARI, RESEARCH BANK LTD EXCHANGE EPZ, DR. SHIBLEE AL MOHAMMED LATE HOSNE ARA 10/8 ARAMBAG MERCANTIL 30 1500955 1201820039519049 259.00 DHAKA 1000 BANGLADESH 01812821119 MAIN BR. 010112100579777 FATTAH KHIRUL ALAM BEGUM 1ST FLOOR E BANK LTD ROAD# 2/B, DUTCH Late S.M. Mozaherul IDEAL LAKE LEVEL-1, 31 1500958 1201840003979078 SYED M A HASHEM 7085.13 Mrs. Z. Hoque SECTOR # 11, DHAKA 1230 BANGLADESH 01711720882 BANGLA ANY 117.101.124056 Hoque VIEW HOUSE# 8/B UTTARA BANK PROSPERITY LATE FARID UDDIN WARI, 32 1500959 1201900000419921 RAHIMA BEGUM 10186.30 MRS. 9, HERE STREET, HOMES, DHAKA 1100 BANGLADESH 0 0 00 AHMED DHAKA FLAT#D-8, 311(2ND FL), COMMERCIA BANKIM CHANDRA LALITA MOHAN 33 1500961 1201900021165012 1549.67 RAMONI MOHAN EAST TEJGAON, DHAKA 1215 BANGLADESH 01712313341 L BANK OF ANY 8804006618 BARMA ROY NAKHALPARA, CEYLON ROAD-10/A, SEC-10, STANDARD MD. NASIRUDDIN LATE. M MOIN LATE. SALIMA 34 1500962 1201900040180726 4207.50 HOUSE-23/A, F- UTTARA, DHAKA 1230 BANGLADESH 01675510239 CHARTERED BANANI 18627163401 TALUKDER UDDIN TALUKDER BEGUM 2/A, DHAKA-1230 BANK A.N.M. SHAIFUL A.K.M. 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