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Welspun India Limited Welspun India Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Final Dividend For The Year 2016-2017 06/11/2017 PAGE NO: 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. OF Amount SR NO FOLIO NO. WARRANTNO. HOLDER SHARES (RS.) MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1202390000023544 1 SHEEBA GIGI . 90 58.50 547 CHACKALA PADAVIL VELLOOR PAMPADY KOTTAYAM 2 1201750200027375 2 JODHRAJ KANMAL KOTHARI 770 500.50 548 AT POST-VANI TAL-YAVATMAL DIST-YAVATMAL 3 1202980000054497 3 MINI EYYAPPAN . 10 6.50 549 PAYANKAN HOUSE, ARANATTUKARA, TRICHUR 4 1202390000137119 4 RUBIES THARAYIL . 860 559.00 550 THARAYIL HOUSE KOTTEKKAD P O TRICHUR 5 A0130088 5 AXAY M BRAHMBHATT 770 500.50 551 C/O Y H PATHAN SALVA STREET NEAR VOHARWAD CAMBAY 6 00162592 6 NAVID IBRAHIM BHOMBAL 90 58.50 552 SPECTRA MIND POWAI 7 0017483 7 MANJU SOOD 40 26.00 553 108 R MODEL TOWN JALANDHAR 8 00107533 8 LAKSHMI RAJYAM BAISANI 90 58.50 554 C/O B RAJENDRA PRASAD FLAT NO 402 NUTAN FAMYA APARTMENT MCH NO 16 11 73 A 1 B GADDIANNARAM HYDRABAD 9 M0100420 10 MAJ C SRINIVAS 2170 1410.50 556 12 GRENADIERS C/O 99 APO SERVICE ARMY 10 0022679 11 NAVNEET GOYDANI 70 45.50 557 AT PO KHAPERKHADA ST PIPARIYA DIS HOSHANGABAD M P 11 K0131387 13 K SUGUNA 860 559.00 559 1/265 LAKSHMI NAGAR OASIS BLDG MANNIVAKKAM PO MUDICHUR CHENNAI 12 0023120 14 PRADIP KUMAR DHAR 70 45.50 560 QR NO D/111 CTPS COLONY PO CHANDRAPURA DT BOKARO BIHAR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE TOTAL : 5890 3828.50 CUMM.TOTAL : 5890 3828.50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welspun India Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Final Dividend For The Year 2016-2017 06/11/2017 PAGE NO: 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. OF Amount SR NO FOLIO NO. WARRANTNO. HOLDER SHARES (RS.) MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 S0136066 15 SUBHAS DATTA 860 559.00 561 51/3 NATUN PUKUR ROAD CHARAKDANGA BARASAT 14 S0136119 16 SUBHASH KATARIA 700 455.00 562 X X X X 15 A0101748 17 ANURADHA DWIVEDI 1730 1124.50 563 C-8 2ND FLOOR RAMPRASTHA DISTRICT GHAZIABAD U P 16 MIG00001 19 MIGRATION BENPOS DIFFERENCE 1 10 6.50 565 17 00102057 20 INDRA PRAVIN SHAH 290 188.50 566 203 SUKAR APPT LAD SOCY ROAD VASTRAPUR AHMEDABAD 18 00102058 21 DHARMA SINGH 50 32.50 567 4504/B 4TH CROSS A G BLOCK TANK ROAD N R MOHALLA MYSORE 19 00102048 22 PRAMILA LALL 820 533.00 568 17 PRERNA KUTIR BUNGLOWS VASTRAPURA ROAD AHMEDABAD 20 0024804 23 SUSHIL KUMAR JAIN 70 45.50 569 UMA COOP HSG SOC 2ND FLOOR FLAT NO 5 90 FEET ROAD NEAR KAMAL SAGA BHANDUP EAST BOMBAY 21 D0131778 24 DHANLAXMI SHASHIKANT MEHTA 700 455.00 570 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX 22 00109706 25 PRABHA GUPTA 90 58.50 571 14 MAJOR SHIV DEV SLAGH ROAD NEAR ROSE GARDEN GATE LUDHIANA 23 M0131880 26 MAJOR S S MADRA 860 559.00 572 6 RAJ RIF C/O 56 APO 24 S0131342 27 S SAMPATH 700 455.00 573 X X X 25 H0131818 29 HEMANGINI NAVNIT MEHTA 700 455.00 575 XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE TOTAL : 13470 8755.50 CUMM.TOTAL : 13470 8755.50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welspun India Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Final Dividend For The Year 2016-2017 06/11/2017 PAGE NO: 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. OF Amount SR NO FOLIO NO. WARRANTNO. HOLDER SHARES (RS.) MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 D0102199 30 DIMPLE DHAWAN 1940 1261.00 576 C/O HARSUKH MAL DESRAJ BAZAAR GUJRAN MAJITHMANDI AMRITSAR 27 00116397 31 SWETA PARAKH 770 500.50 577 C/O JETHAMAL SURENDRA KUMAR PARAKH RAJU BHAWAN BEGANI CHOWK BIKANER RAJ 28 00132140 32 CHANDRAMAULI P MODY 770 500.50 578 162 HOTEL UTSAV OPP ST STATION G T ROAD VENGURLA 29 J0161001 34 JINAL J SHAH 700 455.00 580 11, SHRI NAGAJI SOCIETY. 30 S0121492 35 SEEMA RAMCHAND MULCHANDANI 790 513.50 581 A-8 A WARD PATIA NEAR NORODA BUS STAND KUBER NAGAR 31 V0131898 37 VIJAY KUMAR RATHORE 860 559.00 583 BLOCK D NO 51 ASP AIR FORCE C/O 99 APO 32 C0131295 38 CHANDADEVI AGRAWAL 700 455.00 584 UMESH INVESTMENTS X 33 N0131883 39 NAVNIT DIPCHAND MEHTA 700 455.00 585 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX 34 00102132 40 RAMAN GUPTA 390 253.50 586 B-8 MEHDOURI COLONY TELIAR COLONY ALLAHABAD 35 N0160074 41 NITIN ODHAVJI POPAT 1400 910.00 587 PRAPTI 19/B R M C SOCIETY BEHIND CANCER HOSPITAL NEAR RAILWAY CROSSING RAIYA ROAD 36 N0160080 42 NAYAN PATEL 10 6.50 588 SHRINATH SOCIETY PONIA ROAD DAMNI ZAUPA VILLA PARDI TAL PARDI DIST VALSAD 37 A0160131 43 AJAY KUMAR SINGH 10 6.50 589 04 1ST FLOOR DWARKESH APARTMENT OPP BALMANDIR VAPI VALSAD ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE TOTAL : 22510 14631.50 CUMM.TOTAL : 22510 14631.50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welspun India Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Final Dividend For The Year 2016-2017 06/11/2017 PAGE NO: 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. 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MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 A0160133 44 ASHOK K TAILOR 10 6.50 590 B-105 FIRST FLOOR PARSMANI APARTMENT OPP POST OFFICE DESAIWADA VAPI 39 A0160135 45 ANIL LATH 10 6.50 591 302 SHREEPAL CO OP SOCIETY OPP POST OFFICE NEAR HANUMAN TEMPLE VAPI 40 00100134 46 NASEEMBANU M DAFTARI 700 455.00 592 C/O MD HUSSEIN G DAFTARI 29 SAMIR VIHAR SOC SARKHEJ ROAD JUHAPURA 41 0024569 47 SILLOO MEHRA 70 45.50 593 M 15/4 GROUND FLOOR DLF CITY PHASE II GURGAON HARYANA 122002 42 0024190 48 S MOHAN 70 45.50 594 USHA THEATRE CANTEEN DHARAPURAM ROAD TIRUPUR COIMBATORE 43 R0131376 50 RADHAKRISHNA NEERUKONDA 1540 1001.00 596 SIRI TOWERS FLAT NO 203 PLOT NO 5 BEHIND MAITRIVANAM AMEERPET HYDERABAD (A P) 44 R0132569 51 RAM BILAS 700 455.00 597 RAJ G T KARNAL RD PRIT D T C DEPOO LIG FLAT NO 596 NEAR JAYIRPUR 45 00111478 52 RENGASAMY K 320 208.00 598 C/O K BALASUBRAMANIAN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SECTION AIR FORCE STATION AGARA (UP) 46 I0160009 53 IVAN JOHNS 10 6.50 599 206 SAMUDRA APARTMENT MAHALAXMI NAGAR DHINAR ROAD VAPI 47 K0160133 55 KIRAN KUMAR BHANDARI 10 6.50 601 AT & POST SANJAN TAL UMBERGAON DIST BULSAR NEAR GOPAL RICE MILL 48 K0700020 56 x4 350 227.50 602 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE TOTAL : 26300 17095.00 CUMM.TOTAL : 26300 17095.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welspun India Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Final Dividend For The Year 2016-2017 06/11/2017 PAGE NO: 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. 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MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 T0160029 57 TARANJIT SINGH 10 6.50 603 204 2ND FLOOR PRESTIGE TOWER PANEH RATNA CO OP SOC DAMAN ROAD VAPI DIST VALSAD GUJRAT 50 V0141057 59 VIRENDER KUMAR GUPTA 700 455.00 605 VIRENDRA KUMAR GUPTA 51 X0131001 60 X1 1400 910.00 606 52 00111944 61 SUDHA NARENDRA PATEL 190 123.50 607 304 KRISHNA DHAM APARTMENT NEAR MOTHER SCHOOL HARE KRISHNA TEMPLE ROAD GOTRI ROAD BARODA GUJARAT 53 0019200 62 VIR BHAN SINGH 10 6.50 608 365 SECTOR 29 NOIDA GAUTAM BUDDHA NAGAR U P 54 0022138 63 M BALASUBRAMANIAN 70 45.50 609 SRI LAXMI FINANCE NO 1 NORTH ITADA STREET TIRUCHENCODE SALEM 55 0019350 65 NILESHKUMAR B PATEL 70 45.50 611 C/O JAY JALARAM PAPAD WARD NO 6/1031 PATRA SHERI BESIDES DEEPAK VASAN BHANDAR NAVASARI 396445 GUJARAT 56 0019352 66 SHANTILAL B PATEL 70 45.50 612 AT VISHRAMPURA PO SUNDARNA TA PETLAD DT ANAND GUJRAT 57 0024908 67 SHARDA YADAV 150 97.50 613 C/O AKANKSHA INVESTMENT B-27/92 12-13 JAWAHAR NAGAR BHELUPURA VARANASI 58 M0160133 68 MAHENDRA SINGH DARA 10 6.50 614 303 JALJYOT BEHIND JALARAM MANDIR VAPI 59 00112648 69 SAROJBEN SHANKARLAL PATEL 90 58.50 615 C M D SHAH HIGH SCHOOL AJOL TA VIJAPUR DIST MEHSANA N G 60 0025375 70 VISHNU KUMAR SHARMA 70 45.50 616 SHANTI BHAVAN NO-2 3RD FLOOR GORIA TOLI PATNA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE TOTAL : 29140 18941.00 CUMM.TOTAL : 29140 18941.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welspun India Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Final Dividend For The Year 2016-2017 06/11/2017 PAGE NO: 6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. 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