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6E01563ed3 53Bf5db1cb.Pdf DAFTAR PEMEGANG SAHAM PT Goodyear lndonesia Tbk Per 30 NOV 2018 Nama Pemegang Alamat1 Alamat2 Propinsi L / A Status Rekening No Nama Jl Pintu Kecil No.27 Roa PERUSAHAAN TERBATAS PT UOB KAY HIAN Jumlah Saham % PT KALIBESAR ASRI Malaka Tambora Jakarta L NPWP SEKURITAS 27.210.000 6,64 Jl Pintu Kecil No.27 Kel.Roa Malaka PERUSAHAAN TERBATAS PT UOB KAY HIAN 2 PT RODA EKAKARYA RT/RW 002/002 Kec.Tambora Jakarta L NPWP SEKURITAS 8.300.000 2,02 JL. AGUNG INDAH M-4 PT WATERFRONT 3 ANTON SIMON NO.8 RT/RW 015/016 Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC SEKURITAS INDONESIA 4.604.400 1,12 JL AGUNG INDAH M 4 NO RT 015/016, SUNTER 8 AGUNG, TANJUNG PRIOK Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC NET SEKURITAS, PT 4 ANTON SIMON PERUSAHAAN TERBATAS PT NIKKO SEKURITAS 2.760.600 0,67 5 PT. Kalibesar Asri Jl. Pintu Kecil No. 27 Roa Malaka Jakarta L NPWP INDONESIA 1.837.400 0,45 PT DBS VICKERS 6 KENNETH RUDY KAMON 35 LAFAYETTE PLACE A INDIVIDUAL - FOREIGN SEKURITAS INDONESIA 1.625.000 0,40 106,ROUTE DE ARLON L- 7 SSB WLGK S/A GOODHART PARTNERS HORIZON8210 MAMER, FUND-2144615378 LUXEMBOURG A INSTITUTION - FOREIGN BUT DEUTSCHE BANK AG 1.343.700 0,33 WISMA HAYAM WURUK JL. HAYAM WURUK NO. 8 PERUSAHAAN TERBATAS PT EQUITY SEKURITAS 8 PRIMA TUNAS INVESTAMA, PT. LT.9 KEBON KELAPA - GAMBIR Jakarta L NPWP INDONESIA 1.025.000 0,25 4400 ANDREWS HWY #801, MIDLAND TEXAS - PT. TRIMEGAH USA 306 WEST WALL SEKURITAS INDONESIA 9 KENNETH RUDY KAMON STREET SUITE 375 MIDLAND A INDIVIDUAL - FOREIGN TBK 875.000 0,21 Jl. Aipda KS Tubun II/14 10 BAMBANG HARTONO RT 04 RW 01 Kel. Slipi Kec. 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PERUSAHAAN TERBATAS BANK CENTRAL ASIA Tbk, 175.000 0,04 22 PT INDOLIFE PENSIONTAMA Wisma Indocement Lt. 2 70-71 Jakarta L NPWP PT 170.000 0,04 JL. PAL MERAH UTARA PT FAC SEKURITAS 23 TJONG TJIU TJIU NO.104, RT.001/RW.007 Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC INDONESIA 100.000 0,02 D.HUSADA INDAH TMR KEC.MULYOREJO 1/28 (M-85) RT.003 KEL.MULYOREJO PT VALBURY SEKURITAS 24 SIAUW YUNUS SUBANDI RW.008 KEL.MULYOREJO Kel.KEC.MULYOREJO Dr Sutomo, Kec. Jawa Timur L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC INDONESIA 95.000 0,02 Jl Imam Bonjol No 110 Tegalsari Surabaya, Jawa PT UOB KAY HIAN 25 DANNY SITOLANG S, DRS.EC RT004/014 Timur 60264 Jawa Timur L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC SEKURITAS 80.000 0,02 Jl.A2 No 8D Cipinang Cipinang Muara- PT Mirae Asset Sekuritas 26 DRA IRENE ATMADJA Muaraq Rt/Rw001/003 Jatinegara Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC Indonesia 70.000 0,02 JL.CAWANG BARU CIPINANG, CEMPEDAK, PT MAYBANK KIM ENG 27 IRWIN ATMADJA JlTENGAH Satria II60 No.12 RT.005/011 JAKARTA TIMUR Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC SEKURITAS 63.550 0,02 Rt/Rw007/001 PT Mirae Asset Sekuritas 28 RENDY TRISNANDI DUKUHPademangan KUPANG Barat TIMUR Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC Indonesia 59.500 0,01 20 KAV 789 RT 002 RW 29 HENRY SAMUEL TANUWIJAYA 010 KEL.PAKIS KEC.SA WAHAN Jawa Timur L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC MANDIRI SEKURITAS, PT 50.000 0,01 Jl.Cawang Baru Tengah Kel.Cipinang Cempedak 30 IRWIN ATMADJA NO.60 Rt.005/011 Kec.Jatinegara Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC PT BAHANA SEKURITAS 49.400 0,01 AGUNG INDAH 9 BLOK SUNTER AGUNG, PT FAC SEKURITAS M3/3A RT.015/RW.016 TANJUNG PRIOK Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC INDONESIA 31 HERMAN DHARMAHUSADA INDAH B- 45.900 0,01 32 HENDRAWAN ANTONIUS 19 RT.02/08 Jawa Timur L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC PT SUCOR SEKURITAS 43.000 0,01 JL. 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Raden Saleh No. 45C DANAREKSA SEKURITAS, 44 DESSY RAMAYANTI RT001 RW004 KEL.Cikini KEC.Menteng Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC PT 20.000 0,00 Jl. Lingkar Duren Sawit RT 008/012 Kel. Duren PANIN SEKURITAS Tbk, 45 DJUANA TUNGGONO Timur Blok L No /16 RT.003Sawit Kec. RW.010 Duren Sawit Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC PT 20.000 0,00 GREEN GARDEN BLOK N- KEL.KEDOYA UTARA 46 HASIM SALIM 312 RTKEC.KEBON 013/016 JERUKKel. PONDOK Jakarta L INDIVIDUAL - DOMESTIC BNI SEKURITAS, PT 20.000 0,00 JL PINANG PERAK VIII / PINANG Kec. 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