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List of Unclaimed Cash Dividend for the Year 2019 Net Dividend Amount Sl List of Unclaimed Cash Dividend for the year 2019 Net Dividend Amount Sl. No. Folio No. Name of Shareholder Father's name Mother's Name Address (TK) 1 25 KAFILUDDIN MAHMOOD - - HOUSE NO.72, ROAD NO., 11 ADHANMONDI R/A,, DHAKA, 1,202.75 2 63 MOHAMMAD BARKAT ULLAH - - C/O Y A KHANHOUSE NO.17, ROAD NO-6, , DHANMONDI R/A, DHAKA, BANGLADESH, 340.00 3 107 MD RAMJAN ALI - - KALLAYANPUR HOUSING ESTATEBLDG-1, , FLAT-7, DARUS SALAM ROAD, MIRPUR, DHAKA, 255.00 4 152 MD SHAHIDUL ISLAM - - SHAHNAJ MOHAL257/2, JAFRABAD, , WEST DHANMONDI, DHAKA-1209, 3,302.25 ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK, (ADB/BROBSEC BHABAN (7TH FLOOR) , , PLOT NO. E-31, SHER-E-BANGLA NAGAR, 5 221 N R PARVEZ - - 17.00 DHAKA 6 392 MD ABDUL NAYEEM - - 48, DINA NATH SEN ROADGA NDARIA, , DHAKA, , 4,506.70 7 396 MD GOLAM FARUQUE - - 368/A, KHILGAON, DHAKA-1219, , , 226.10 8 434 DR MD SHAHJAHAN MIAH - - 56/1, NAYA PALTANDHAKA-1000, , , 2,700.45 9 452 ROUSHON JAHAN - - H-12, RD-136, , GULSHAN-1, , DHAKA 4,506.70 10 479 SANAA TABANI - - HOUSE NO.1, ROAD NO.28, BANANI, , , DHAKA 4,506.70 11 542 MD ZAKIR HOSSAIN - - 32/2, SHAHID BAGH(1ST FLOOR), , , DHAKA 1,375.30 12 621 ABDUL AZIZ - - MANAGER, , CHAIRMAN'S SECTION PETROBANGLA, KRWAN BAZAR, DHAKA 3,130.55 13 666 FERDOUSI BEGUM - - 115 ELEPHANT ROAD,3RD FLOOR,, BORO MOGHBAZAR,DHAKA., , 4,506.70 14 780 RIFAT RAHMAN - - 47, SATMASJID ROAD,DHANMONDI R/A, , 3, KAWRAN BAZAR , 4,506.70 15 809 MOHAMMAD ANISUL KARIM MAZUMDER - - NATIONAL CREDIT & COMMERCE BANK , LIMITED, JUBILEE ROAD BRANCH, DOMINION PLAZA (1ST FL.), DHAKA 170.00 16 814 KAJAL KUMAR GHOSH - - 22-23, O.R.NIZAM ROAD PANCHLAISH,, , P.O. CHACK BAZARCHITTAGONG, 9,034.65 17 832 REHANA PERVEEN - - W/O, SARDER ABDUL MANNAN,, VILL.& POST : RAMPAL, DIST : BAGERHAT, 170.00 18 1123 HASAN UDDIN SIKDER - - 29 (NEW) ARAM BAGHD, , , DHAKA 4,506.70 19 1657 SIDDIQUL ISLAM - - 47,JALALABAD R/A,SYLHET, , , 4,506.70 20 1802 SUMANA GUPTA - - KA-7/1, BANGLADESH BANK,, OFFICERS' QUARTER, BANANI,, DHAKA, 289.85 21 1926 MD HASANUZZAMAN TALUKDER - - PLOT NO-34, RD.NO-7,SECTION-12, , BLOCK-A,, MIRPUR, DHAKA-1221, 170.00 22 1946 MOHIBUR RAHMAN - - HOUSE-VELA 14/A, ROAD NO. , 1PURABI R/A, P.O. ISLAMPUR, SYLHET - 3100, 3,302.25 23 2181 NURUL ISLAM - - D - 1 / 3,T & T OFFICERS QUARTER, , AZIMPUR, DHAKA - 1205, 3,130.55 24 2431 M G AZAM CHOWDHURY - - F-5/3 LALMATIA, DHAKA-1207, , , 4,506.70 25 2521 MD MOZIBUL HAQUE - - DHAKA TRANSLATION6 DIT AVENUE, , SABBIR COURT, 1ST FLOOR, MOTIJHEEL, DHAKA, 3,009.85 26 2533 MD ABDUS SALAM - - 171 SOUTH MADARTEK BASHABOO, , DHAKA - 1214, , 1,495.15 27 2740 KAZI LUTHFOR RAHMAN - - 25/3 KABI JASIMUDDIN ROAD KAMLAPUR, , DHAKA, , 3,009.85 28 2751 MD ABDUL MOMEN - - 316-B, KHILGAON TALTOLA DHAKA - 1219, , , 255.00 29 2760 KAJAL KUMAR GHOSH - - 22/23 O.R.NIZAM ROADP.O.CHAWK BAZAR,, , PANCHLAISH,CHITTAGONG, 9,034.65 30 2768 PRITIKA GHOSH - - 22/23, O.R.NIZAM ROADP.O. CHAWK BAZAR, , PANCHLAISH, CHITTAGONG, 4,506.70 31 2777 ABUL KASHEM FAZLUL HAQUE - - 133 SHER-E-BANGLA ROAD,, MASDAIR, NARAYANGANJ - 1400, , 1,495.15 32 2812 RAZIA HOSSAIN - - HOUSE NO. 23, ROAD NO. 3,, DHANMONDI R/A, DHAKA, , 2,218.50 33 2866 SWAPAN KUMAR PODDER - - HOUSE NO. 62, ROAD NO. 2 A, ,DHANMONDI, , DHAKA 3,904.05 34 3062 MD ABUL KALAM - - 379 ELEPHANT ROAD, DHANMONDI, , , DHAKA 42.50 35 3141 SOUTH ASIA CAPITAL LIMITED - - MEMBER NO. 121004 (CSE)95 , AGRABAD C.A., CHITTAGONG, 2,832.80 36 3198 NAHAR FERDOUSI BEGUM - - 5/14 BAILY SQUAREBAILY ROAD, , , , DHAKA 4,506.70 37 3211 KHURSHID ARA ROUF - - HOUSE NO. 23, , RABINDRA SARANISECTOR NO. 3, UTTARA, DHAKA, 170.00 38 3320 SYED ABUL FAZAL - - 2 SYEDPUR HOUSE,WEST SAGAR DIGHIR PAR, , SYLHET - 3100, 119.00 39 3327 A K M SHAHIDUL ISLAM - - 6/11, BLOCK - E, LALMATIA, , DHAKA, 4,506.70 40 3347 M IQBAL HOSSAIN - - 138 CRESCENT ROAD,DHAKA - 1205, , , 27,228.05 41 3354 MAHBUBA BEGUM - - UNITY COTTAGE,566/C/C3RD FL. KHILGAON, , DHAKA-1219, 1,805.40 42 3395 SABINA YESMIN - - 333/G,1,T.V.ROADEAST RAMPURA, , DHAKA-1219., 4,506.70 43 3416 MD ALI - - E-1/2, T & T STORE COLONY,, JUMBORY FEILD, AGRABAD, CHITTAGONG, 42.50 44 3437 MARIAM BEGUM - - BUILDING NO. 3, APT. # 3C-3, , ROAD # 6, GULSHAN-1. DHAKA-1212, DHAKA, 15,781.95 45 3509 M M ANWARUL ISLAM - - 68/3-A,ZIGATOLA,, BAITUL HUDA DHAKA - 1209, , 340.00 46 3510 S S SHAMMI KHAN - - 3/13,BLOCK-E,LALMATIA, DHAKA, , , 4,506.70 47 3545 GULSHAN ARA - - HOUSE-104,ROAD-7,MOHAMMADIA HOUSING , SOCIETY, MOHAMMADPUR, DHAKA, 8,694.65 48 3667 GAZI AZAZUR RAHMAN - - 152/2-L, GREEN ROAD,DHAKA - 1205, , , 212.50 49 3673 MOHAMMAD FAROOQUE - - HOUSE NO. 34, ROAD NO. 07, ,SECTION NO.04, UTTARA,, DHAKA, 4,506.70 50 3815 TARANA HALIM - - EASTERN CASTLE,31 TOPKHANA ROAD,, DHAKA, , 285.60 Click to Download Claim Form - https://www.unitedfinance.com.bd/Forms/dividend.pdf 1 of 25 List of Unclaimed Cash Dividend for the year 2019 Net Dividend Amount Sl. No. Folio No. Name of Shareholder Father's name Mother's Name Address (TK) 51 3816 AHMED-UL-MURSALIN CHOUDHURY - - VILL: FULBARI (MIRAPARA), P.O.: FULBARI, SYLHET, , 170.00 52 3898 ASHIQUR RAHMAN KHAN - - ROAD # 16, (OLD 27),, HOUSE # 43(2ND FLOOR), DHANMONDI, , 1209, 3,009.85 53 3966 SHAKEEL IMDADUL ISLAM - - 201 NEW DOHS, LANE 9, DHAKA., , , 3,904.05 54 4141 NASREEN HUSSAIN - - FLAT # 2-B-2, NAVANA BANUGARDEN, , 115, BORO MOGHBAZAR, DHAKA-1217, 7,828.50 55 4230 SAMIR KUMAR BOSE - - 40 N.S. ROAD, KUSHTIA, , , 340.00 56 4256 MIRZA LIAQUAT ALI - - ASST. ENGINEER (CIVIL), , MTS DEPT. B.I.S.F. LTD., BOX NAGAR, MIRPUR, DHAKA 170.00 57 4491 MD. SHAH ALAM BHUIYAN - - VILL-SREEMONTAPURP.O. & P.S.:CHANDINA, , DIST:COMILLA, 555.90 58 4668 MD. CHUNNU - - 6/4, ESKATON GARDEN ROADDHAKA-1000, , , 3,733.20 59 4671 NASREEN HUSSAIN - - FLAT # 2-B-2NAVANA BANU GARDEN, , 115, BORO, MOGHBAZAR, DHAKA-1217, 2,822.00 60 4674 MD. ZAFAR IQBAL - - COMMERCIAL BANK OF CEYLON LTD., 47 MOTIJHEEL C/A,DHAKA., , 3,009.85 61 4732 MD. ABDUR RASHID - - 58/5, NORTH MAGDA, , DHAKA 510.00 62 4913 SWAPAN KUMAR SAHA - - JANATA BANK, , 110 MOTIJHEEL C/A, DHAKA., , 170.00 63 4916 MD ZILLUR RAHMAN - - KHULIA PARA, SHEIKGHAT,SYLHET, , , 187.00 64 4925 LUTFUR NAHAR MINOO(RETURN) - - DHAKA, , , 426.70 65 4934 NURUN NAHAR - - 68/8/A, ZIGATOLA, DHANMONDI, , , DHAKA 248.20 66 1201470000215701 SANDHANI CREDIT CO-OP. SOCIETY - - 16, MOTIJHEEL C/A., , , DHAKA 4.00 67 1201470003479029 MD. ASHRAFUL ALAM M.D BADIUL ALAM MAHMUDA ALAM C-37M MOHANAGAR R/A, WAPDA ROAD, WEST RAMPURA, DHAKA 1,013.20 68 1201470005150093 MRS. NASRIN ALAM MD. NAZRUL ALAM MRS, IZZATTUNNESA APARTMENT- N1. HOUSE # 35, ROAD # 118, GULSHAN, , DHAKA 969.00 69 1201470005402287 MD. ABUL MUNIR MR. MD. ABDUL MOKTADER LATE, NOORJAHAN BEGUM HOUSE NO:20, LANE: 11,, ROAD: 2, BLOCK: B, HALISHAHAR, HOUSING., HALISHAHAR 35.70 70 1201470005546271 MD. ABUL MUNIR MR. MD. ABDUL MOKTADER LATE- NOORJAHAN BEGUM HOUSE# 20, LANE# 11,, ROAD# 2, BLOCK# B, HALISHAHAR, HOUSING, CHITTAGONG 35.70 71 1201470034079053 QUAMRUN NAHAR MD. ABU NASER RASEDUL BARI SULTANA KASEM 35/D/1, NORTH BASHABO, , , DHAKA 162.35 72 1201470039568901 SHAJADA BEGUM MD. SHAMSUL HOQUE LATE RAHIMA BEGUM 59/2,, NORTH KAFRUL,, , DHAKA 255.00 73 1201470045541371 MD. JASHIM UDDIN OLI AHMED MASUDA KHATUN HOUSE NO# CHAN MIA MISREER, BARI, VILL# DABUA,, PO# ANNAPURANA PAOZAN, CHITTAGONG 11.05 74 1201480000811820 MD SIDDIQUR RAHMAN MD. ASHRAF ALI LATE FARIDA KHATUN ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL TUBES LTD, TONGI GAZIPUR, DHAKA 289.85 75 1201480043760041 MD. ASADUR RAHMAN ABDUR RAZZAK MRS. SALAHA BEGUM UNIQUE DEPT. STORE, 698, NORTH SHAHJAHANPUR, , DHAKA 10.20 76 1201500010228390 MD. TAHERUL ISLAM LATE RAFIQUL ISLAM TAHMINA BEGUM HOUSE-17,ROAD-1,, MOHAMMADIA HOUSING SOCAITY., (3RD FLOOR WEST) MD PUR., DAHAKA 19.55 77 1201500017152576 MIRZA NOOR ISLAM MIRZA DABIR UDDIN NOORJAHAN BEGUM ACADEMY FOR PLANNING &, DEVELOPMENT, 3/A NILKHET, , DHAKA 600.95 78 1201500021547741 SULTAN ARA BEGUM MD. AZIZUL HAQUE LATE AMENA KHATUN 171/2,, WEST SHEWRAPARA, MIPUR,, DHAKA 685.95 79 1201500039492124 MR. ABDULLAH AL KABIR LATE M A SAYEED JOBEDA KHATUN 60/1, WEST MADERTAKE, , , DHAKA 3,570.00 80 1201510000036465 MD. MAHABUBURE RAHMAN KHAN ABDUL ALI KHAN HAZERA BEGUM 423, MOGH BAZAR., , , DHAKA 130.50 81 1201510000110178 MARZINA BANU LATE M.A. WAHAB MRS. LATIFA WAHAB HAZI MANSION (2ND FLOOR), 709/2, BLOCK-C, KHILGAON,, DHAKA, DHAKA 802.80 82 1201510007683628 MD. SHAHID ABEDIN MD. MOZAFFOR ABEDIN SOFURA BEGUM 209, MALIBAGH, , , DHAKA 26.35 83 1201510008413126 MOHA. MUZAHIDUL KABIR MOHA. ABUL KASHEM MRS. ABEOA BEGUM HOUSE-76.FLAT-4B, ROAD-12/A,URBAN AZIZA HOME, DHANMONDI R/A, DHAKA 19,878.10 84 1201510012759182 SADID SHAHZAD ALI MUHAMMAD SHAHZAD ALI MRS. SHAILA PERVEEN 2/8/1 TOLARBAG, MIRPUR, DHAKA., , DHAKA 0.85 85 1201510019121340 ZILLUR RAHMAN LATE ABDUL KARIM SAFIA BEGUM 18/2 FARIDABAD LANE, FARIDABAD, , , DHAKA 180.20 86 1201510021116350 MD. MASUD HOSSAIN A.K.M. SIDDIQUE MASUDA AKTER C/O. A.K.M. SHAFIQUR RAHMAN, 78, SOUTH BASHABOO,, DHAKA, DHAKA 162.35 87 1201510021151961 MR ADEEB CHOWDHURY MR TARIQ ABDUL ALA MRS IVY CHOUDHURY HOUSE-19/B ROAD-105 GULSHAN-2, , , DHAKA 3,819.90 88 1201510024528499 MD. AL-EMRAN HOSSAIN MD. MOZAFFAR HOSSAIN MRS. ANAWARA BEGUM APT.B-2. HOUSE NO-96/98., ROAD-15. SECTION -11., UTTARA, DHAKA 1,288.60 89 1201510027683092 MD. SAIFUL ISLAM MD.SHABATULLA IMANJAN VILL-BIPRA BARTH,P.O-KAULTIA, THANA-JOYDEBPUR, , GAZIPUR 600.95 90 1201510027683108 MD.
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