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CIN/BCIN Prefill Company/Bank SIEMENS LIMITED Date of AGM Note: This sheet is applicable for uploading the particulars related to the unclaimed and unpaid amount pending with company. Make sure that the details are in accordance with the information already provided in e-form IEPF-2 L28920MH1957PLC010839 12-FEB-2021 CIN/BCIN Prefill Company/Bank SIEMENS LIMITED Date of AGM FY-1 FY-2 FY-3 FY-4 FY-5 FY-6 FY-7 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend 0.00 0.00 0.00 7564908.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Number of underlying Shares 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sum of matured deposits 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sum of matured debentures 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sum of application money due for refund 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sum of interest on matured deposits 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sum of interest on matured debentures 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sum of interest on application money due for refund 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Redemption amount of preference shares 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sales proceed for fractional shares 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sum of Other Investment Types 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Validate Clear Is the shares Is the transfer from Proposed Date of Investment Investor Middle Investor Last Father/Husband Father/Husband Father/Husband Last DP Id-Client Id- Amount Joint Holder unpaid Investor First Name Address Country State District Pin Code Folio Number Investment Type transfer to IEPF PAN Date of Birth Aadhar Number Nominee Name Remarks (amount / Financial Year Name Name First Name Middle Name Name Account Number transferred Name suspense (DD-MON-YYYY) shares )under account any litigation. (Yes/No) PREMCHAND OGHADBHAI GOSALIA NA R B VISHWANATH JOSHIINDIA BLDG GHOGHATE MaharashtraBHAVANAGAR GUJARAT INDIA 400011 0000000000SIP0000712 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend8,400.00 14-MAR-2024 KANKUBENPREMCHANDGOSALIANo No FY-4 BADAL DEVI SURANA NA SURANA BHAWAN 28 INDIARATANDA C ROAD JODHPURMaharashtra MADHYA PRADESH INDIA 400011 0000000000SIB6000487 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 SURAJRAJSURANA No No FY-4 PANALAL RAMANLAL MEHTA NA 404 VANGUARD APTS INDIA61 KESHAVRAO KHADYEMaharashtra MARG JACOB CIRCLE MUMBAI-11 MAHARASHTRA400011 INDIA 0000000000SIP6000548 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend180.00 14-MAR-2024 SARASWATIPANALALMEHTA No No FY-4 C K JINAN NA SURYA LABORATORIESINDIA PLOT NO 6, BELAWADIMaharashtra INDL AREA MYSORE KARNATAKA INDIA400011 0000000000SIC6000268 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend720.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 REKHADEVI DEMBLA NA 28 ASHOK MARG LUCKNOWINDIA U P UTTAR PRADESHMaharashtra INDIA 400011 0000000000SIR6000720 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 SRICHAND DEMBLA NA 28 ASHOK-MARG-LUCKNOWINDIA U P UTTAR PRADESHMaharashtra INDIA 400011 0000000000SIS6000777 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 DIPANKAR BANERJEE NA C/O AJIT CHANDRA BANERJEEINDIA P O PUSBOPUTIARYMaharashtra 24 PARGANAS WEST BENGAL WEST400011 BENGAL INDIA 0000000000SID0001924 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend3,000.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 DIPANKAR BANERJEE NA C/O AJIT CH BANERJEEINDIA P O PURBAPUTIARIMaharashtra 24 PARGANAS WEST BENGAL INDIA 400011 0000000000SID0003249 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend3,000.00 14-MAR-2024 PARAMITABANERJEE No No FY-4 HOUSABAI VITHAL HADAWALE NA JN2/6A/2 SECTOR 9, VASHIINDIA NAVI MUMBAI MAHARASHTRAMaharashtra INDIA 400011 0000000000SIH6000009 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend1,800.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 NEMAI GHOSH NA 8 JAGACHA (NANDIPARA)INDIA A T GHOSH ROADMaharashtra P O GIO COLONY DIST HOWRAH WEST BENGAL400011 INDIA 0000000000SIN0004242 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend3,000.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 SAMUEL ZACHARIAH NA THE CLIFF SCHOOL OOTACAMUNDINDIA 643 001 MaharashtraNILGIRIS TAMILNADU TAMIL NADU INDIA 400011 0000000000SIS6001005 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend1,500.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 ARUNDHATHY B RAO NA HOUSE NO 5,3RD STREETINDIA SECTION B FAIRVIEWMaharashtra PARK YUEN LONG N T HONG KONG CHINA400011 NA HONG KONG0000000000SIA6000612 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 ANNAPOORNA K GANESH SUBBA RAO 1218 WINDOVER CT SUGARLANDINDIA TX 77479 MaharashtraTX OTHER 400011 0000IN30023911690492 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 AIJPA2075J GANESHRAO No No FY-4 ERNEST SEQUEIRA THOMAS SEQUEIRA DUBAI WORLD TRADEINDIA CENTRE P.O. BOX 66Maharashtra DUBAI UAE 400011 0000IN30023911724343 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend60.00 14-MAR-2024 BGWPS7896B TERESASEQUEIRA No No FY-4 SREEJITH MATHUMMAL BHASKARAN P B NO 37345 DOHA QATARINDIA Maharashtra 400011 0000IN30023912482312 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend600.00 14-MAR-2024 BOBPS9210J No No FY-4 TARUN KUMAR DAS NITYALAL DAS BOSE PUKUR ROAD SONARPURINDIA DIST- 24 PARGANAS(S)Maharashtra 400011 0000IN30026310127944 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend120.00 14-MAR-2024 AIZPD4451B NITYALALDAS No No FY-4 JAGANNATH SHAW LATE MUNESHW ARRAM SHAW F1/3, S.M.NAGAR GOVT.HSG.ESTATEINDIA BUDGE-BUDGEMaharashtra ROAD P.O.SARKAR POOL 24.P.SOUTH400011 0000IN30032710070491 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend360.00 14-MAR-2024 BFVPS5451J SHILASHAW No No FY-4 BILQUEES DAUDI MOHAMMAD HUSSAIN HUSAINI MANZIL NEARINDIA OLD SOAP FACTORYMaharashtra GOVIND NAGAR RAJATALAB RAIPUR (C G)400011 0000IN30039416210248 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend60.00 14-MAR-2024 ADRPD3565D MOHAMMADYUSUFDAUDI No No FY-4 S NATARAJAN SADAYAPPA PILLAI 602 OCEANIC HIRANANDANIINDIA 5/63 RAJIV GANDHIMaharashtra SALAI EGATTUR THAZAMBUR POST CHENNAI400011 0000IN30039416917438 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend180.00 14-MAR-2024 ADDPN3183B No No FY-4 MUMTAJ BEGUM H ZINUL ABUTEEN H NO 237 JINNAH STREETINDIA AVANIYAPURAM MaharashtraPO THIRUVIDAIMARUTHUR TALUK THANJAVUR400011 0000IN30039417339324 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 AZKPM8029N No No FY-4 GYANENDRA SINGH BHADAURIA CHHOTE SINGH BHADURIA 127/122 BLOCK U NIRALAINDIA NAGAR KANPUR Maharashtra 400011 0000IN30155711069549 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend120.00 14-MAR-2024 ACBPB9428J ANITABHADAURIA No No FY-4 SUNIL KUMAR SONI BADRI LAL SONI SARAF BAZAR DHARAMPURIINDIA DHARAMPURI Maharashtra 400011 0000IN30177413039325 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend150.00 14-MAR-2024 ARGPS5551F No No FY-4 SAONA SENGUPTA ADHIR KUMAR SENGUPTA 8, NANDAN KANON, RAHARAINDIA 24PGS N Maharashtra 400011 0000IN30220110376366 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend48.00 14-MAR-2024 ANLPS8119A SANJIBPAULCHOW DHURY No No FY-4 ATUL KAPOOR SH SD KAPOOR M- 8 A SHIVLOK COLONY,INDIA PHASE- II BHEL ROADMaharashtra RANIPUR, HARIDWAR UTTARANCHAL400011 0000IN30231610094766 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend12.00 14-MAR-2024 AAXPK5895L No No FY-4 DULABHAI R GODHANI RATNABHAI GODHANI 16, SAKARAT SOCIETYINDIA PUNA ROAD KARGILMaharashtra CHOWK SURAT 400011 0000IN30305210396357 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend30.00 14-MAR-2024 AHSPG1722E GODHANIKAILASHBENDULABHAI No No FY-4 ASHOK H JOSHI NA B/7 GOVT QUARTERS INDIANEAR CENTRAL SUB JAILMaharashtra KHATODARA, SURAT GUJARAT INDIA 400011 0000000000SIA6000274 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend60.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 ANJU BHAJAN DHINGREJA NA 20 OSCAR APARTMENTSINDIA JN OF 1ST&17TH ROADMaharashtra KHAR MUMBAI 52 MAHARASHTRA INDIA400011 0000000000SIA6000301 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend360.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 A R RAMACHANDRANNA TALAL ABU GHAZALEHINDIA & CO., P.B.NO: 1991,Maharashtra DEIRA, DUBAI NA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES400011 0000000000SIA6000329 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend300.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 ARVIND GORDHANDAS TRIVEDI NA 28 JAIL ROAD INDOREINDIA M P MADHYA PRADESHMaharashtra INDIA 400011 0000000000SIA6000405 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend180.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 AJAY NARAIN BHATNAGAR NA C/O DR G N BHAT NAGARINDIA MILL BAZAR HARGAONMaharashtra PO SITAPUR U P UTTAR PRADESH INDIA400011 0000000000SIA6000434 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 PRITIABHATNAGAR No No FY-4 ADIVEPPA DHAMMANAGI NA CLOTH MERCHANT BAITHONGALINDIA DT BELGAUMMaharashtra KARNATAKA INDIA 400011 0000000000SIA6000476 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 ARVIND LALBHAI PATEL NA 2021/C/6 MITRA MANDALINDIA SOCIETY USMANPURAMaharashtra ASHRAM ROAD AHMEDABAD 13 GUJARAT400011 INDIA 0000000000SIA6000544 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend600.00 14-MAR-2024 NITAARVIND No No FY-4 ASHOK RATILAL PATEL NA BANDHU SAMAJ SOCIETYINDIA USHMANPURA AHMEDABADMaharashtra 13 GUJARAT INDIA 400011 0000000000SIA6000601 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend360.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 ASHOKLAL DHANRAJ BORA NA 3356 CHOPDA WADA INDIAKHISST GALLI AHMEDMaharashtra NAGAR MAHARASHTRA INDIA 400011 0000000000SIA6000645 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend180.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 ANJANEYAMMA NA NO:77,SARJAPUR ROAD,INDIA ST.JOHN'S MED.COL.Maharashtra MASTRIPALAYAM POST,B'LORE-34. KARNATAKA400011 INDIA 0000000000SIA6000647 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend60.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 BHOGILAL JETHABHAI PATEL NA 13/A VALLABHNAGAR INDIASOCIETY KARELI BAUGMaharashtra BARODA GUJARAT INDIA 400011 0000000000SIB6000277 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 HEMANTKUMARBHOGILALPATEL No No FY-4 BABU DHAMMANAGI NA C/O A V DHAMMANAGIINDIA BAICHONGAL DIST BELGAUMMaharashtra KARNATAKA INDIA 400011 0000000000SIB6000444 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend240.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 BABULAL BHOGILAL JANI NA PADHARIA TQ&DT MEHSANAINDIA NORTH GUJARATMaharashtra GUJARAT INDIA 400011 0000000000SIB6000532 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend120.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 BENOY KUMAR MUKERJI JOTINDRONATH MUKERJI 200/2A RASHBEHARI AVENUEINDIA KOLKATA WESTMaharashtra BENGAL INDIA 400011 0000000000SIB6004013 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend960.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 C SULOCHANA NA NO.16 KULLAPPA STREETINDIA MARUTHI SEVA NAGARMaharashtra BANSWADI ROAD, BANGALORE KARNATAKA400011 INDIA 0000000000SIC6000303 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid Dividend150.00 14-MAR-2024 No No FY-4 CMILCQU NA 4/10.NEW BUILDING 1STINDIA CROSS, LINGARAJAPURAM,Maharashtra BANGALORE.
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