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The List of Affiliated Entities of JSCB “ASIA ALLIANCE BANK” As at December 27, 2019 The list of Affiliated Entities of JSCB “ASIA ALLIANCE BANK” as at December 27, 2019 Location (place of residence) (postal The basis on which they Full Name of an individual or full name N address) of the affiliated entity (state, are recognized as of the legal entity province, city, district) affiliated entities Member 1 Ortiqov Akmaljon Juraxonovich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Supervisory Board Member 2 Sultanov Akbar Anvarjonovich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Supervisory Board Member 3 Khusanov Nodir Jumaevich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Supervisory Board Member 4 Rustamov Bakhtiyor Ravshanovich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Supervisory Board Member 5 Ashurov Zufar Abdulloevich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Supervisory Board Chairman 6 Abdukakhorov Ikram Abdukhalikovich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Management Board Member 7 Khakimov Umidjon Abdukhalikovich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Management Board Member 8 Khajimuratov Sherzod Yuldashоvich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Management Board Member 9 Shermatov Mansur Nigmatovich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Management Board Member 10 Norkulov Obidjon Odilovich Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Management Board Member 11 Khodjaev Ravshanjon Rustamovich Tashkent region, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Management Board Member 12 Danielyan Gayane Feliksovna Tashkent city, Republic of Uzbekistan of the Management Board THE STATE ASSETS MANAGEMENT Shareholder owing 20% of 6, A.Temur street, Tashkent city, Republic 13 AGENCY OF THE REPUBLIC OF the registered share capital of Uzbekistan UZBEKISTAN of the Bank Tashkent, Subsidiary company of 14. SC LLC «Absolut Leasing» Chilanzar district, the Bank Chilanzar street, 53A A legal entity where duties of head of management 363b, Sagbon street, board is carried by the same LLC «INTERAKTIV PROGRESS 15. Almazar district, person and his/her close MIKROKREDIT TASHKILOTI» Tashkent relatives who are members of management board of the Bank "Andijon biokimyo zavodi" Joint Stock 12, Bobirshoh, Andijon city, Andijon 16 Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan Andijon district, Andijon region, Republic 17 Limited Liability Company "Avtotraktor" of Uzbekistan "Bukhara gusht-sut savdo" Joint Stock 10, Kogon street, Bukhoro city, Bukhoro, 18 Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan Sarayon KFY, Kogon district, Bukhara A legal entity whose twenty 19 "Buhoroparranda" Joint Stock Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan or more percent share in the "Buhoroenergomarkaz" Joint Stock 5, Alpamish street, Bukhoro city, Bukhoro, Charter Fund (Charter 20 Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan Capital) is being possessed Gajdumak village, Sarimjon KFY, by that same person, who "Buhoropaxtatrans" Limited Liability 21 Gijduvon district, Bukhara region, possesses twenty or more Company Republic of Uzbekistan percent share in the Charter "Bunedkor Zafarobod" Limited Liability Zafarabad street, Gijduvan district, Fund (Charter Capital) of 22 Company Bukhara region, Republic of Uzbekistan the Bank 5, Tashkent street, Djizak city, Djizak 23 "Jizzak Plastmassa" Joint Stock Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan Limited Liability Company "Farhod Dustlik city, Dustlik district, Djizak region, 24 kinoteatr" Republic of Uzbekistan "Jizzax issiqlik energoqurilish" Limited A Industrial zone, Djizak city, Djizak 25 Liability Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan 35, Mustakillik street, Qarshi city, 26 "Uzgeoburg'uneftgaz" Joint Stock Company Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Uzbekistan "QASHQADARYONEFTGAZISHCHITA' 27 Shurtan, Guzar, Republic of Uzbekistan MINOT" Joint Stock Company Russion village, Kitob district, 28 "Kitob avtoyul" Limited Liability Company Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Uzbekistan Koson road, Shayh Ali kurgoni, Qarshi "Qashqadaryo yul ta'minot" Limited 29 city, Qashqadaryo viloyati, Republic of Liability Company Uzbekistan "Qarshi Sanitar tozalash" Limited Liability 325, Nasaf street, Qarshi city, Qashqadaryo 30 Company regio, Republic of Uzbekistan Kukdala village, Chiroqchi district, "Kukdala savdo" Limited Liability 31 Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Company Uzbekistan Eski Nishon village, Nishon district, "Nishon tuman tayerlov savdo" Limited 32 Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Liability Company Uzbekistan Muglon village, Kasbi district, "Kasbi tumani tayerlov savdo" Limited 33 Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Liability Company Uzbekistan 5, G.Jurabek street, Kitob city, "Kitob ulgurji universal savdo bazasi" 34 Qashqadaryo ergion, Republic of Limited Liability Company Uzbekistan "Kamashi tumanlararo ulgurji chakana 24, Alpomish street, Kamashi district, 35 savdo ishlab chiqarish" Limited Liability Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Company Uzbekistan "Koson pulati matlubotsavdo" Limited Pulati, Kasan district, Qashqadaryo region, 36 Liability Company Republic of Uzbekistan "Qashqadaryokommundrenaj" Limited 262, Nasaf street, Qarshi city, Qashqadaryo 37 Liability Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan "Dehkonobodsavdo" Limited Liability 59, G.Gulom street, Karashina village, 38 Company Dehkonobod region 3, Alang street, Pumoq city, Mirishkor 39 «Dugmasavdo» Limited Liability Company dictrict, Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Uzbekistan 2, M.Sayidov street, Jeynov city, Mirishkor 40 "Jeynovsavdo" Limited Liability Company district, Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Uzbekistan 90, Furkat street, Shahrisabz city, "Miraki ochiq savdo" Limited Liability 41 Shahrisabz district, Qashqadaryo region, Company Republic of Uzbekistan 6, A.Temur street, Yangi Mirishkor city, "Mirishkorsavdo" Limited Liability 42 Mirishkor district, Qashqadaryo region, Company Republic of Uzbekistan "Nishon non ishlabchiqarish" Limited Nishon district, Nishon city, Qashqadaryo 43 Liability Company region, Republic of Uzbekistan 22, Pillakashlik street, Shaxrisabz city, "Shaxrisabz «Tayorlovsavdo»" Limited 44 Shaxrisabz district, Qashqadaryo region, Liability Company Republic of Uzbekistan 2, Ipak Yuli street, Shaxrisabz city, "Shaxrisabz tuman savdo" Limited Liability 45 Shaxrisabz district, Qashqadaryo region, Company Republic of Uzbekistan 120, Dustlik street, Shaxrisabz city, "Shaxrisabzshaharsavdo" Limited Liability 46 Shaxrisabz district, Qashqadaryo region, Company Republic of Uzbekistan 8, Saxovat street, Yakkabog city, "Yakkabog tayorlovsavdo" Limited 47 Yakkabog district, Qashqadaryo region, Liability Company Republic of Uzbekistan "Viloyat kooperaciya 14, Uzbekiston ovozi street, Qarshi city, 48 qurilishmateriallarta'minoti" Limited Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Liability Company Uzbekistan 1, Ohunbabaev street, Guzor city, Guzor "Guzortumani «xalimxoji bobo»" Limited 49 district, Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Liability Company Uzbekistan 10, Shahaki kurgoni street, Qarshi city, "Qarshi agrosanoat" Limited Liability 50 Qashqadaryo region, Republic of Company Uzbekistan 15, Mustakillik street, Tolimarjon city, "Kommunalxizmatkursatishkorxonasi" 51 Nishon district, Qashqadaryo region, Limited Liability Company Republic of Uzbekistan 19, Beruniy street, Yakkabog city, "Tinchlik sohili" Limited Liability 52 Yakkabog district, Qashqadaryo region, Company Republic of Uzbekistan Republic of Karakalpakstan, Amudaryo 53 "Mangit pilla" Limited Liability Company district "Nukus kinovideo" Limited Liability 103а, Dusnazarov street, Nukus city, 54 Company Republic of Karakalpakstan "Tahiatash kommunal xizmet" Limited 33, Sh.Rashidov, Tahiatash city, Xodjeyly 55 Liability Company district, Republic of Qaraqalpakstan "Karakalpakkuteresavda" Limited Liability Xodjeyli road, Nukus city, Republic of 56 Company Karakalpakstan "Tahiatash Issilik tarmagi" Limited Liability Tantashev street, Tahiatash city, Republic 57 Company of Karakalpakstan "Nukusremmash" Limited Liability Garezsizlik, Nukus city, Republic of 58 Company Karakalpakstan 3, Navoi city, Navoi region, 210103, 59 "Qizilkumcement" Joint Stock Company Republic of Uzbekistan 5, Navoi city, Navoi region, 210105, 60 "Navoiazot" Joint Stock Company Republic of Uzbekistan "Avtotransstroymehanizaciya" Joint Stock 69, S.Ayniy street, Navoi city, Navoi 61 Company region, 210100, Republic of Uzbekistan "Kiziltepa ta'minot ulgurji savdo bazasi" 70, Navruz street, Kiziltepa city, Navoi 62 Limited Liability Company region, 706700, Republic of Uzbekistan "Namanganagromash" Joint Stock 97, A.Temur street, Namangan city, 63 Company Namangan region, Republic of Uzbekistan 51, Sufizoda street, Chust district, 64 "Barion" Limited Liability Company Namangan region, Republic of Uzbekistan "Chortok ipak kurti" Limited Liability Kushan village, Chortok district, 65 Company Namangan region, Republic of Uzbekistan Joint Stock Company "Moscow-Uzbek 66 Russion Federation commercial hotel center" Kimyogarlar kurgoni, Samarkand city, 67 "Samarkandkimyo" Joint Stock Company Samarkand region, Republic of Uzbekistan "Agrokimyohimoya" Samarkand region 153, Spitamen street, Samarkand city, 68 Joint Stock Company Republic of Uzbekistan "Biznes center Samarkand" Joint Stock Kuk-saroy plaza, Samarkand city, 69 Company Samarkand region, Republic of Uzbekistan "Samarkandskiy vikombinat imeni 58, M.Koshgariy, Samarkand city, 70 professora N.A. Xovrenko" Joint Stock Samarkand region, Republic of Uzbekistan Company 83, A.Temur street, Samarkand city, 71 "Alpomish" Limited Liability Company Samarkand region, Republic of Uzbekistan "Respublika kimyo mahsulotlari bazasi" Bogiston KFY, Mirzabad district, Sirdaryo 72 Joint Stock Company
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