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Unclaimed Dividend - 2012 Unclaimed Dividend - 2012 SL Warrant Index/BO Name of Shareholders Address 1 00003 A-0025 Dil Afroz 66, Motijheel C/A, Dhaka 2 00006 A-0048 Mr. Taslim Uddin Ahmed 40, Abdul Hadi Lane Dhaka-2 3 00007 A-0053 Mr. Khondker Mahtab Uddin Ahmed 67, Motijheel C/A. Dhaka 4 00008 A-0054 Mr. Khondker Raisuddin Ahmed 67, Motijheel C/A. Dhaka 5 00009 A-0055 Mr. Khondker Raziuddin Ahmed 67, Motijheel C/A. Dhaka 6 00010 A-0056 Mr. Khondker Giasuddin Ahmed 67, Motijheel C/A. Dhaka 233,Dhanmondi R/A (Old) 71(New),Road 7 00011 A-0066 Mr. Yaruddin Ahmed No.15(old) Rd. - 8A(New) Dhaka-9 8 00012 A-0074 Mr. Murad Ahmed Hetem Khan Ghoramara Rajshahi House No.Old-666 New-22,Rd.No.Old-33 New- 9 00013 A-0083 Mr. Mohiuddin Ahmed 11,Dhanmondi R/A Dhaka 10 00018 A-0104 Mr. Rashiduddin Ahmed F-130,Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Dhaka Haji Mohiuddin, 56 KiminiVushan Rudduru Road 11 00020 A-0106 Mr. Noor-E-Ahameda Dhaka 12 00021 A-0107 Mr. Masihuddin Ahmed 193, Santibagh Dhaka-17 13 00022 A-0121 Mr. Anwar Ahmed 3/1 Purana Paltan Dhaka 14 00023 A-0122 Mr. Rahimuddin Ahmed 124, Shanti Nagar Dhaka-17 15 00024 A-0123 Mr. A. T. M. Mansur Ahmed 132, Nayatola, Mogh Bazar Dhaka Ahmad Trading Corpn. Ltd. 1, WAPDA Building 16 00026 A-0136 Mr. Sultanuddin Ahmed Motijheel Dhaka 17 00027 A-0141 Mr. Nazir Ahmed 48,Nasiruddin Sardar Lane Dhaka-1 C/O. Fazlul Haque Farajee North Mithakali, 18 00028 A-0146 Mr. Md. Nasir Ahmed (Bachu) Mathbaria Pirojpur 19 00029 A-0147 Mr. Saijuddin Ahmed Mathbaria Pirojpur 20 00030 A-0151 Dr. Monsur Ahmed Doctors Lodge Kalibari Road Bhola 21 00031 A-0152 Mr. Zia Uddin Ahmed M.P.Colony Kishoregonj 22 00032 A-0153 Mr. Syed Istiaq Ahmad 21/I, Dhaka University Quarters, Nilkhet Dhaka-2 Paduka Taijash & Louha Bitan, Chotta Bazar 23 00033 A-0156 Mr. Md. Arif Ahmed Netrokona 24 00034 A-0162 Mr. Ali Ahmed Vill. Bordeshi P.O.Amin Bazar P.S.Savar Dhaka 25 00036 A-0169 Mr. Kazi Iftekhar Ahmed 68, Posta Dhaka 26 00037 A-0170 Mr. Kazi Sabbir Ahmed 68, Posta Dhaka 27 00038 A-0171 Mr. Maizudddin Ahmed 42, Haji Rahim Box Lane Posta Dhaka 28 00039 A-0174 Mr. Md. Sabur Ahamed 725, Johar Hoker Market Court Hill Chittagong 29 00040 A-0178 Mr. Rashid Ahmed 42, Mousumi R/A Mirabazar Sylhet 30 00041 A-0182 Mr. Md. Ahsanullah Vill & P.O. South Raipur U.Z.Raipur Lakshmipur SL Warrant Index/BO Name of Shareholders Address 31 00044 A-0187 Mr. Md. Zalal Ahmed 357, Moulana Mohd. Ali Rd Dampara Chittagong 32 00045 A-0188 Mr. Jafar Ahmed 72, New Chaktai Chittagong 33 00046 A-0189 Mr. Jamir Ahmed K.B. Dobash Lane Double Mooring Chittagong 34 00049 A-0192 Hajee Kabir Ahemed Vill. & P.O. & U.Z.Patiya Chittagong 35 00053 A-0197 Al-Haj Meheruddin Ahmed Vill.Sutrapur P.O. Bogra, Bogra 36 00054 A-0200 Mr. Md. Rakibul Ahasan Sangrish P.O. Comilla Comilla 37 00055 A-0215 Mr. Sirajuddin Ahmed Court Road, Est. Circuit House Moulvibazar Vill. Mymrujpur P.O. Dullovpur P.S. 38 00056 A-0217 Mr. Nazimuddin Ahmed Moulvibazar,Court Rd Moulvibazar 39 00057 A-0225 Mr. Sultan Ahmed P.W.D. Sub-Division Gaibandha 40 00060 A-0231 Mr. Tofayel Ahmed College Road ( Bhaina Moar ) Magura 41 00061 A-0232 Mr. Alfazuddin Ahmed Sher-e-Bangla Sharak Jhenaidah 42 00062 A-0238 Haji Shamsuddin Ahmed Baganbari Kishoreganj 43 00063 A-0240 Mr. Alauddin Ahmed Vill. Bhairabpur P.O. Bhairabazar Kishoreganj 44 00064 A-0243 Mr. Mesbahuddin Ahmed Municipal Garage P.O.Box-10 Kuwait Trans-Qasco Ltd., P.O.Box No. 10090, Umm 45 00065 A-0244 Mr. Faruq Ahmed Said, Qatar. C/O Shahabuddin Ahmed (Tipu), 29,Banagram 46 00066 A-0247 Mr. Manzur Ahmed Lane, Wari, Dhaka. 47 00067 A-0274 Mr. Md. Ainuddin 114,Water Works Road, Postha, Dhaka-11. 22, Noab Salimullah Road, Mission Para, 48 00068 A-0275 Mrs. Manju Rani Ain Narayanganj. 22, Noab Salimullah Road, Mission Para, 49 00069 A-0276 Mr. Khokon Chandra Ain Narayanganj. 50 00070 A-0282 Begum Mahmuda Akhtar 67, Motijheel C/A. Dhaka House No.34, Rd.No.6, Section-10, Mirpur, 51 00072 A-0290 Mrs. Robeda Akhtar Dhaka. 52 00073 A-0291 Mr. Md. Ali Akbar Navana Motors 28/C,Motijheel, Dhaka 53 00075 A-0300 Mrs. Rokeya Akhter 66,Distillary Road Gandaria Dhaka-4 54 00076 A-0301 Engr. Fauzul Akbar 75,Laboratory Road ( 2nd Floor ) Dhaka 55 00077 A-0302 Mrs. Rezina Akbar 75,Laboratory Road ( 2nd Floor ) Dhaka 56 00078 A-0305 Miss. Habiba Akhtar Vill. & P.O. Telikhali U.Z. Bhandaria Perojpur 57 00079 A-0307 Mr. Md. Matiar Rahman Akon M/S Akon Madical Hall, Mathbaria, Pirojpur Vill. Fulghury,P.O. Shapa Bandar, P.S. Mathbaria 58 00080 A-0308 Mr. Abdul Huque Akon Perojpur 59 00081 A-0309 Mr. Abdus Samad Akond Mathbaria Dakhin Bandar Perojpur House No.CWN(C)-40 Road No.37 Gulshan 60 00083 A-0313 Mahbuba Akhter Dhaka-12 61 00084 A-0315 Shirin Akhter Vill. Shahar Padua P.O.Barura Comilla SL Warrant Index/BO Name of Shareholders Address 62 00085 A-0316 Mr. Akramuzzaman Advocate Doctorpara Feni 63 00086 A-0317 Mr. Abdur Rob Akon B.J.C. Rally Premise Daulatpur Khulna 64 00087 A-0322 Mr. Ahmed Ali 76/A, East Razabazar Tejgaon, Dhaka-15 65 00088 A-0323 Mr. Ahmed Ali 76/A, East Razabazar Tejgaon Dhaka-15 66 00089 A-0324 Mr. Tofazzal Ali Road No.42,House No.24 Gulshan, Dhaka 67 00090 A-0327 Mr. Mohammad Abdul Alim 2/2, Tat Khana Lane Dhaka 68 00091 A-0328 Mr. Abdul Alim 2/2, Tat Khana Lane Dhaka 69 00092 A-0329 Mr. Shawkat Ali Mirboxtola Sylhet Housing Estate P.O.Muzguneia khaleshpur 70 00093 A-0331 Mr. M. Murshed Alam Khulna 71 00094 A-0336 Mr. M. Jinnat Ali 17, Kabi Jashimuddin Road Dhaka-17 72 00095 A-0338 Mr. Mohammad Shamsul Alam Momen Chere T.E. P.O.Bhatera, Sylhet Officer, Agrani Bank Computer Division Head 73 00096 A-0346 Mr. Md. Shafiul Alam office Dhaka-2 C/O Mrs. Maksuda Alam, 159, Azimpur Road, 74 00097 A-0354 Mr. Khawja Mahboob Alam Dhaka 75 00098 A-0356 Mr. Tayib Ali Vill & Post.Nagaish Comilla 76 00099 A-0369 Mr. Md. Showkat Ali 3/C,Alamganj Lane Dhaka-4 77 00100 A-0371 Mr. Akhter-Ul-Alam 89,Golar Tek Mirpur Dhaka-18 78 00101 A-0374 Mr. Monowar Ali 785,Dhanmondi R/A Road No.19 (old) Dhaka 79 00102 A-0375 Mrs. Nazma Ali 785,Dhanmondi R/A Road No.19(old) Dhaka 80 00103 A-0381 Mr. Shawkat Ali Mirboxtola Sylhet House # 09, Road # 02, Sector # 03, Uttara Model 81 00104 A-0383 Mr. A. M. Alimuzzaman Town, Dhaka - 1230. 82 00105 A-0385 Mr. Shahidul Alam 39,Siddeswari Lane Dhaka-17 83 00106 A-0386 Mr. Md. Kobbad Ali 100,Malibagh DIT Rd. Dhaka-17 84 00107 A-0387 Dr. Md. Rabiul Alam 100,Malibagh DIT. Road Dhaka-17 85 00108 A-0388 Mr. Md. Rahmat Ali 7,Darusalam Road Mirpur-1 Dhaka 86 00109 A-0393 Mr. Md. Hasan Ali 58,Hazari Bagh (Near Battala Mazar) Dhaka 87 00110 A-0402 Mr. Sk. Ahmed Ali 41, West Tejtari Bazar Dhaka Marketing Co-Ordinator The ACME Laboratories 88 00111 A-0412 Mr. Md. Murtaza Ali Ltd. 46, Satmasjid Road Dhaka-9 89 00112 A-0414 Mr. Md. Shah Alam Teri Patty, P.O. Kishoregonj, Kishoregonj. 74,Ahmed Nagar(Jonaki Rd), P.O. B.D.Sarif, 90 00113 A-0417 Mr. Abu Khatat Mohd. Al-Mamoon Mirpur, Dhaka. Dr. Mohammad Yusuf Ali MB(CAL), 91 00114 A-0419 C-3/5, Lalmatia Housing Estate, Dhaka-7. MRCP(GLASS),FRCP 92 00115 A-0420 Mr. Badiul Alam 11/1, Tallabagh, Sukrabad, Dhaka-7. SL Warrant Index/BO Name of Shareholders Address 93 00116 A-0421 Mr. Jamir Ali Vill. Bagun Bari, P.O. Amin Bazar, Dhaka. 94 00118 A-0423 Mr. Mohammad Ali 21/8, Khiljee Road Mohammadpur Dhaka-7 Vill. Chikondandi P.O. Fatehbad P.S. Hathazari 95 00120 A-0430 Mr. Shamsul Alam Chittagong C/O. Mohd. Nazar Hajee Sobhan Sowdagar Rd 96 00121 A-0431 Mr. Mohd. Zahur Alam New Chaktai Chittagong 97 00123 A-0434 Mr. Atar Ali 238, Dhaka Trank Lane Chittagong C/O. Anu Miah(Sarang Bari) Vill & P.O. kadurkil 98 00124 A-0437 Mr. Md. Faridul Alam P.S. Boalkhali Chittagong 99 00125 A-0439 Mr. Mir Zulfiquer Ali Vill & P.O. Degulia P.S. Tangail Tangail 100 00126 A-0440 Mr. Md. Nawab Ali Gopalpur Pabna Town Pabna 101 00128 A-0447 Mr. Mahabub Alam Station Road Sonapur Noakhali 102 00129 A-0448 Mr. Md. Alauzzaman Vill.Dharadhorpur P.O. Sylhet Sylhet C/O. Md. Rafiqueuddin Advocate Judge's Court 103 00130 A-0449 Mr. Md. Ruhul Alam Sylhet 104 00131 A-0454 Mrs. Fatema Ali Khujgipur Umarpur Bazar Balagonj Sylhet Vill. Harisankarpur P.O. Pirijpur U.Z. Godagari 105 00132 A-0462 Mr. Md. Alauddin Rajshahi Vill.(24) Chabbis Hazary P.O. Burirhat Farm 106 00133 A-0467 Mr. Md. Shajahan Ali Rangpur Vill. Dakshin Balapara P.O. Mahish Khocha 107 00134 A-0468 Mr. S. M. Afsar Ali Lalmonirhat 108 00135 A-0471 Mr. Md. Rakibul Alim Balu Bari (Nim Nagar) P.O. Dinajpur Dinajpur Anwara Manzil Maheswar Pasha Daulatpur 109 00136 A-0474 Mr.
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