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List of Unclaimed Dividend EFU LIFE ASSURANCE LIMITED Unclaimed Dividend As On 31st December 2018 Shareholder Name CDC / Folio Number Grand Total A MAJEED 2957 1,254 A RASHEED 9637 484 A WAHEED 9665 604 A. MAJEED 2958 1,254 AADIL MANSOOR ALI 11072-006403 247 AAMIR HABIB 00307-073704 550 AAMIR HUSSAIN (ISB) 01552-005523 2,584 ABBA ALI YOUSUF 03277-082710 3,760 ABBAS JAHANGIR 03863-27411 270 ABDUL GHAFFAR 9719 1,254 ABDUL GHAFFAR BHURI 12021 896 ABDUL GHAFOOR 03350-40739 690 ABDUL HAMEED 4195 12,895 ABDUL HAMEED ( F080 ) 05504-05052 490 ABDUL JABBAR 06684-054679 10,823 ABDUL JABBAR KHAMISANI 04457-65519 1,250 ABDUL KARIM 2157 704 ABDUL LATIF 8575 2,724 ABDUL LATIF SIDDIQUE 04341-021564 18,116 ABDUL MAJEED ( 784 ) 7926 21 ABDUL MAJEED TURK 4599 65 ABDUL MOHAMMED 06502-002603 10 ABDUL QAYUM MALIK 1855 650 ABDUL RAHEEM 04259-2664 21,385 ABDUL RAHIM 03863-46973 900 ABDUL RASHEED NAREJO 03277-069530 116,875 ABDUL RAUF 9218 357 ABDUL RAZAK 03277-1474 1,550 ABDUL RAZZAK MEMON - 036 05116-05506 540 ABDUL RAZZAQ 8725 704 ABDUL REHMAN 5171 715 ABDUL SAMAD 3427 325 ABDUL SAMAD JAN MUHAMMAD 04143-001040 4 ABDUL SATTAR 3830 2,425 ABDUL WADOOD SIDDIQI 9182 1,254 ABDUR RAUF 03277-66374 10,175 ABDUS SALAM SHAHID 03277-076972 594 ABID AKRAM KHAN 05504-25019 380 ABIDA 7659 2,508 ABUBAKAR 2575 260 ABUBAKAR SIDDIQ 03087-00504 361 ADNAN AKRAM 09787-008936 827 AFTAB AHMAD 10352 325 AFTAB AHMED (7041) 07161-022116 20,543 AFTAB ALI 05769-012512 6 AFTAB FARRUKH 03525-014050 11,781 AGHA ALI KHAN 00364-192227 1,975 AGHA JAWAHAR UZ ZAFAR QAZILBASH 4184063897 87 AGHA ZIAULLAH KHAN 05587-034583 442 Shareholder Name CDC / Folio Number Grand Total AHAM BUKSH 9718 1,254 AHMAD MUJTABA 06700-017797 4,500 AHMED 8284 325 AHMED KHALIL ALLAWALA 10629-16520 14 AHMED SAEED HASHMI 2702 487 AHSAN MEHANTI 06452-10430 13 AISAL (AG) 07021-00522 5 AISHA AMER 04192-000575 75 AISHA ASLAM KHAN 40103967 201 AIZAZ NAZIR 03459-025068 425 AJEET KUMAR 06742-069273 7,663 AKBAR ALI KHAD 3184 325 AKBAR KHAN 01487-002215 27,196 AKBER ALI S MERCHANT 3277-5478 1,350 AKHTAR BANO 9016 929 AKHTAR HUSSAIN 03277-003499 59 AL-HAQ SECURITIES (PVT) LTD. 07294-000026H 388 ALI ASLAM NENSEY 6676003008 4,568 ALI AZHAR SHAH 01826-28365 540 ALI GHULAM ABBAS 10629-053705 116 ALI IMRAN ABBASI 1242 325 ALI MOHAMMAD 3152 325 ALI SHAH 06122-057612 167 ALLAH BUKHSH 9667 1,254 ALLAH DINO KHATRI 6575 325 ALMAS AKBAR ALI 04416-01054 1,622 AMANULLAH 03277-008285 3,483 Ambreen Feyyaz 09639-008586 9,111 AMEER ALI 9653 1,254 AMER IKRAM 03525-079354 2 AMER RAZAQ CH. 01222-04575 2,025 AMIN NIZAR ALI 03277-092264 63 AMIN UL HAQ 03103-014139 15,199 AMIR A. KHANDWALA 10227 1,950 AMIR RIAZ 03277-75687 2,500 AMJAD ALI QURESHI MR. 03160-004837 48 AMNA SHAHZAD 05512-004971 36 AMTUL NOOR 7925 1,254 Anees Ahmad 04481-012906 6,079 ANEES AHMED 03053-15380 1,900 ANILA 03277-019086 2,168 ANIS AHMED SHEIKH 03525-13826 1,800 ANJUM 1919 650 ANJUM AFSHAN (ANJ) 03244-64740 2,025 ANUM 01339-012997 24,750 AQEEL AMIN 10629-010390 137 AQEEL KARIM DHEDHI SECURITIES (PVT) LTD. 10451 6,250 AREEJ SAEED MALIK 09787-014454 4 ARIF HUSSAIN 8543 742 ARIF MAJEED 03277-000039 2,587 ARSHAD KAMAL 9775 422 ASAD SHAFI 03525-059130 448 Shareholder Name CDC / Folio Number Grand Total ASAD ULLAH KHAN 7604 1,254 ASAD ULLAHA (ADU) 03244-063817 1,132 ASGHAR ALI 04945-25091 270 ASHAR ALI KHAN 5489 1,254 ASHER ABOOD MALIK 00364-114502 265 ASHRAF 1709 260 ASIA KHATOON 05512-001340 68 ASIF 7669 325 ASIF ALI 04978-057976 67 ASIF GHAFFAR 1552-41437 3,621 ASIF JAMEEL AFRIDI 7875 650 ASIF RAZA 06593-01853 2,445 ASIF SHAKEEL 04333-022837 6,115 ASIM ALI ABID 00307-71641 14 ASLAM 2220 325 ASLAM HASSAN ALI 115 ASMA JAMIL 3525083816 6,600 ASMAT IQBAL 5753 974 ASMER NAIM 03038-033419 3,375 ASRAR HUSSAIN KHAN 1849 325 ASSAD BAIG 5907 704 ATHER SHAHZAD 05587-038097 14,928 ATIA SHAH 7886 929 ATIF YOUNUS 03277-064722 6,502 ATTIQ AHMED QURESHI 00307-057566 7,186 AURANG ZAIB KHAN 3519 1,254 AURANG ZEB 8293 250 AZHAR HUSSAIN 12015 46,430 AZHER IQBAL 1000430 2,966 AZIZ AHMAD QURESHI 01990-005695 13,582 AZIZ UR REHMAN 9721 7,265 AZRA SULTANA 04978-025429 1,327 Badar-E-Alam 09563-004691 9,000 BADARUD DIN SIDDIQUI 14381-13300 1,332 BADRE ALAM 10342 3,764 BAHADUR KHAN 3468 1,254 BANK ALFALAH LIMITED - K 03335-00081H 12,150 BANK ALFALAH LIMITED - LAHORE STOCK EXCHANGE BRANCH 03335-000099H 13,274 BASIT HASSAN SYED 07146-000759 3,766 BATOOL ALI THARANI -04424-025748 30 BEGUM KHURSHID MUNEER RIZVI 7054000537 1,650 BHURO 938 325 BIBI JAN 3531 604 BILAL AHMED 04432-02480 485 BILKIS ALI HUSSAIN 03277-077857 505 BINT-E-ZEHRA 03277-58327 14,163 BISHARAT BUTT 1400 1,254 BUSINESS & INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE CO. LTD. 10287 67,917 CH. MUMTAZ AKBAR 1281 325 CH.ASGHAR ALI (8CYR) 03244-045152 72 CHAUDHRY ABDUR RAHMAN 9537 325 CONTINENTAL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (PVT) LTD 03657-000025H 9 Shareholder Name CDC / Folio Number Grand Total DANESH KUMAR 06809-07663 540 DILSHAD HASANALI SHABANALI 3664 1,254 DIN MOHAMMAD 347 1,254 DR. MOHAMMAD USMAN KHAN 6713 4,375 DR. MUHAMMAD TARIQ SIDDIQI 10339 30,600 DR. S. TARIQ SOHAIL 17 10,700 DR. SHAHEEN RIZWAN 04530 221,258 DR.ADNAN AZIZ / DR.SHAWANA AZIZ 03863-004626 2,187 DR.ZIAUDDIN AHMED ZIA 04259-007689 2,505 012008 EFU LIFE ASSURANCE LTD. EMP. PROV. FUND 192 EHSAN -UL - LAH BUTT 04440-004444 338 ELITE STOCK SERVICE (PVT.) LTD 05769-009351 2,970 EMPLOYEES OLD AGE BENEFITS INSTITUTION 13987-24 320,625 ENGINEER KUMAR 06684-025992 1,000 ENI PAKISTAN PROVIDENT FUND 00547-11176 8,250 ERUM SHEIKH -04978-057323 412 FAHEEM DURRANI 1378 10231-009002 1,828 FAISAL BILWANI 00935-012714 3 FAISAL SIDDIQU 5696 54 FAISAL SIDDIQUE 5696 325 FAISAL SIDDQU 5696 325 FARAH AKBAR 14308-004810 27,193 FARAH NASEEM 04820-02300 760 FARAUKH SUHAIL MAZHARY 7839 325 FARHAN TALIB 00646-004393 2,817 FARID 11072-008631 1,411 FARIDA 7664 1,254 FAROOQ AHMED QURASHI 01339-009316 6,637 FARRUKH AHMED 4952016628 437 FARZANA 2810 1,029 FASIHA ZAREEN SHAIKH 05470-003673 888 FATEH KHAN AWAN 9895 325 FATIMA ALI MALIK (M) THROUGH GARDIAN ALI ASLAM MALIK (G) -05587-075727 1 FATIMA BAI 9967 325 FATIMA MUHAMMAD IQBAL 04457-049497 4 Fawad Asif Dosslani 04481-008425 4,690 FAYAZ ALI 5554 704 FAZAL HUSSAIN 12161-002715 5,250 FAZAL KARIM 2505 379 FAZAL REHMAN 03590-002631 9,243 FAZAL YOUSUF SADIK 03277-001423 55,807 FIDA HUSSAIN 4325 325 FIRDOUS ALAM 10526 30 FIRDOUS ZAIN(FIN) 03244-68964 21,375 FIRST NATIONAL EQUITIES LIMITED 05066-09042 47 FURQAN SHAHID (4503) 07161-06119 1,620 GHAZANFAR ALI SHAH 05512-02629 49,618 GHULAM ABBAS 00364-84648 3,181 GHULAM ABUZAR/MAHMOOD AHMED 03277-13350 51,758 GHULAM ATHAR SHEIKH 11825-001402 442 GHULAM FAREED 05512-003429 44 GHULAM HUSSAIN 9636 120 Shareholder Name CDC / Folio Number Grand Total GHULAM MUHAMMED MEMON 03277-008151 12,532 GHULAM MURTAZA GALANI 10611-35125 106,212 GHULAM MUSTAFA 27 GHULAM NABI 01008-05057 2,642 GHULAM RAZA / TAHERA RAZA 03277-6355 109,290 GUL AHMED 8854 65 GUL FHARAZ KHAN 2792 929 GUL ZAMAN 06122-013375 40 GULAB KHAN 6374 1,254 GULAM AHMED 7790 372 GULNAZ 1282 325 GULZAR AHMED SHAIKH 06445-030520 44 GULZAR MOHAMMAD HUSSAIN 03053-10928 16,650 H M SADIQ 912 1,254 HABIB 03277-43861 9,450 HABIB AHMED 7799 379 Habib Akbar 05546-019091 1,954 HABIB ALAHI 8731 325 HABIB UR RAZZAQ 364161206 5 HABIBULLAH 8215 325 HABIB-UR-RAZZAQ 7 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD ALTAF SHAFI -01669-000513 31 HAFIZA AFSAH 00208-027553 2 HAIDER ALI ANJUM 00364-095461 2 HAJI HABIB 9304 195 HAJI MALIK MUHAMMAD RAFI 01370-0014 441,627 HAJI MUHAMMAD IQBAL 4457052814 1 HAJI SALEH MUHAMMAD 06684-016462 2,475 HAJRA KHATOON 7897 325 HALIMA YOUSUF 04978-07898 540 HAROON ASIF 6240 4,600 HAROON ASLAM 9009 1,254 HAROON SALEEM -04002-024154 591 HARVEST SMARTREND SECURITIES 3566-34 148 HAZB UL LAH 9628 325 HAZB ULLAH 9628 604 HENA HASSAN 05512-2421 20,000 HIRA (3070) 04366-14997 540 HUMA KAZMI 00349-3798 180 HUMA YOUNUS 2021 325 HUMAIRA SADIQ 5322 1,254 HUMAYUN IQBAL 4390-1322 604 HUSSAIN ALI 03277-14655 117,350 HUSSAIN AMAN SHAIKH 10629-54554 18,750 ICP A/C. COL M.A. SHEIKH 9915 105,452 ICP A/C. MR. NOMAN FAROOQ 9565 37,000 IDREES 9102 502 IFTIKHAR HUSSAIN 00364-083566 47 IGI FINEX SECURITIES LIMITED 00307-000046H 47 IKHTISAS AHMAD 2353 325 ILYAS AHMAD -03277-000425 329 IMPERIAL INVESTMENT (PVT) LTD. 01990-025693 7,425 Shareholder Name CDC / Folio Number Grand Total IMRAN ARSHAD 07153-01202 2,700 IMRAN ALI 04333-020286 1,041 IMRAN KAMAL 3525006615 59 IMRAN MAQSUD 03525-064613 7,480 IMRAN YOUNAS 505 04663-003357 1,895 IMTIAZ ALI 04085-004695 892 Inam-ul-Haq Rathore 243 INBASAT ALI MAHMOOD 9031 325 IQBAL 5183 650 IQBAL JAFRANI 03277-006086 98,474 IQBAL RAZZAQ BHURA 1812 1,254 IRAM RAFIQUE 7233 162 IRFAN 2906 1,254 IRFAN RAJA JAGIRANI 5264007463 8,250 ISHTIAQ ALI 03244-080472 854 ISMAIL 06676-07710 405 ISMAIL ABDUL SHAKOOR 00893-0020 448 IZHAR AHMED KHAN 03525-064195 500 JAHANGIR ALI 04143-11551 540 JAHANGIR SIDDIQUI 4 1,050 JAMIL AHMED FARHAN 06684-043938 2,700 JAMSHEED HASSAN 06684-16900 5,400 JAN MUHAMMAD 5172 325 JAVAID IQBAL MALIK 5620 325 JAVAID MUHAMMAD YOUNUS LADHA -03087-064880 128 JAVED AHMAD 05660-001350 2,950 JAVED AHMAD MEMON 10629-80658 5,000 JAVED IQBAL 10220 325 JAVED RAHMAN 03277-049688 1,413 JAVEED IQBAL 5621 325 JAVID NIAZ KHAN 05264-022256 37,420 JAWED ABDUL GHAFFAR 03277-082217 950 JAWN ALI KHAN QIZILBASH -07310-006631 2,012 KAMIL HASSAN 10629-047087 1,892 KAMRAN SAEED BUTT 3934 487 KAMRAN SHAHID 05504-024939 1,530 KANEEZ ZEHRA 04457-50818 1,900 KANYA LAL 03863-012439 3,680 KARACHI INVESTMENT CO.(P 03277-02936 4,046 KASAM 06858-022204 1,271 KASHIF 03863-004923 25 KASHIF MERCHANT 12484-9019 2,100 KASHIF NASEER 03525-063337 3,509 KHALID =02048 06288-08880 176 KHALID AZIZ CHUGHTAI 13417-28601 13,562 KHALID HUSSAIN MALIK 6717 325 KHALID MAHMOOD BUTT 00935-030310 11,573 KHALID MEHMOOD 04580-014958 885 KHALID MEHMOOD BUTT 03525-5394 15,000 KHALIDA SALIM 1209 1,882 KHATIJA BEGUM 8276 1,254 KHAWAJA ASIM AFTAB(4KAA) 03244-018571 59,850 Shareholder Name CDC / Folio Number Grand Total KHAWAR TALAT JERRAL 5648 974 KHIZAR HAYAT 9278 1,254 KHWAJA ARIF MAJEED 3277000039 1,150 KIRSHAN LAL 04341-020715 58 KISHAN CHAND 05470-004200 3 KUBRA BANO 6534 929 KULSOM 10143 650 KULSOOM ISHAQ 4143-9704 21 KULSUM 351 65 LAL MOHAMMAD 1365 260 LIAQUAT ALI 05264-3355 199 LT.
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