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Himalayan Bank Limited List of Customer Under Refinancing Loan As of Chaitra End 2077 S.N . Himalayan Bank Limited List of Customer Under Refinancing Loan As of Chaitra End 2077 S.N. NAME S.N. NAME S.N. NAME S.N. NAME 1 A. B. R. ENTERPRISES 39 ANNAPURNA JAGATPUR LODGE PVT LTD 77 BADAN LAL NYACHHYON 115 BHUPENDRA TIMILSENA 2 AAMBHANJYANG AGGREGATE IND 40 ANSARI KIRANA MERCHANT 78 BADRI DHIMAL 116 BHUTANDEVI KASTHA UDHYOG PVT LTD 3 AARATI KASTHA FUR.KHRID BIKRI DIPO 41 ANUP SHRESTHA 79 BADRI THAPA 117 BHUWAL RAJ BAJRACHARYA 4 AASHA KARKI 42 ANURADHA KOIRALA 80 BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR 118 BHUWAN BAHADUR LAMA 5 AASHIMA CONSTRUCTION 43 ANURAG SHRESTHA 81 BAJRA BARAHI STEELS & ALUMINIUM STR 119 BHUWAN BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR 6 AASHIRBAD AUTO MOBILES PVT. LTD. 44 ANWESHAN PRIVATE LIMITED 82 BAL BAHADUR BOGATI 120 BHUWAN SINGH KARKI 7 AASHIRBAD MOTORS 45 ANYTIME HYGIENE PVT LTD 83 BAL BAHADUR TAMANG 121 BIBASH THAPA 8 AAYUSHMA ENTERPRISES 46 ARBIN AND BROTHERS AUTO 84 BAL BAHADUR TAMANG 122 BIDHYA MALI 9 ABC MOBILE 47 ARCS MULTI TRADING PVT. LTD 85 BAL BINAYAK HARDWARE CENTER 123 BIDUR BASKOTA 10 ABINASH THAPA 48 ARJUN GYAWALI 86 BAL KRISHNA NEUPANE 124 BIJAY KUMAR SHRESTHA 11 ACHARYA TYRE HOUSE 49 ARJUN BAHADUR KATUWAL 87 BAL KRISHNA SHAHI 125 BIJAY LAXMI SHRESTHA 12 ACTIVE TRADING CONCERN 50 ARJUN BASNET 88 BALAJI SINK UDYOG 126 BIJAYA BASNET 13 ADITYA KUMARI TAMANG 51 ARJUN DAHAL 89 BALARAM BHUJEL 127 BIJAYA DIMDUNG TAMANG 14 ADVENTURE GEO TREKS PVT LTD 52 ARJUN KUMAR SHRESTHA 90 BALRAM GHORSHAINE 128 BIJU PASHMINA INDUSTRIES 15 ADVENTURE TRAVEL NEPAL P LTD 53 ARJUN SAPKOTA 91 BALRAM GIRI 129 BIKALPA SHRESTHA 16 ADVENTURE VISION TREKS N TRAVELS PL 54 ARJUN SHRESTHA 92 BANDANA RAI 130 BIKASH BHANDARI 17 AIMAN LAMA 55 ASHA HOSPITAL PVT. LTD. 93 BARTA BAHADUR TAMANG 131 BIKASH D.C. 18 AITE TAMANG 56 ASHISH SHRESTHA 94 BARUN CONSTRUCTION SEWA 132 BIKASH PARAJULI 19 AJAY BAHADUR LO 57 ASHOK B.K (SUNAR) 95 BASANTA ACHARYA 133 BIKESH KUMAR MANANDHAR 20 ALPINE PASHMINA HOUSE PVT LTD 58 ASHOK KUMAR TAMANG 96 BASANTA BHANDARI 134 BIKRAM DAS MANANDHAR 21 AMAR BAHADUR KARKI 59 ASHOK KUMAR WAIBA 97 BASANTA RAJ KANDEL 135 BIKRAM KC 22 AMBAR BAHADUR MAGAR 60 ASHOK RAJ BHATTA 98 BASMATI CHAUDHARY 136 BIKRAM MOKTAN 23 AMBIKA GHIMIRE 61 ASHOK SHRESTHA 99 BASU TAMANG 137 BIKRAM SHRESTHA 24 AMBIKA KARKI 62 ASHOK TAMANG 100 BCUBE ENGINEERING & CONS PVT. LTD. 138 BIKRAM TAMANG 25 AMIR KUMAR KHADKA 63 ASHOK TRADING CONCERN 101 BEGNAS LAKE REST AND VILL PVT LTD 139 BIMALA KHADKA 26 AMIT KUMAR GHISING 64 ASMITA AND ASMINA SUPPLIERS 102 BETA INTERNATIONAL MANPOWER P LTD 140 BINDU BASYAL PANDEY 27 AMRIT BAHADUR TAMANG 65 ASSOCIATED ENTERPRISES 103 BHABANATH HUMAGAI 141 BINOD ALE 28 AMRIT NEPALI 66 ASTA BAHADUR DANGOL 104 BHAGWATI PAPER CUP UDHYOG 142 BINOD BIR SINGH TAMRAKAR 29 ANAND/HIMANSHU GOYAL AGRAWAL 67 ATMA RAM THAPA 105 BHAKTA BAHADUR RANA MAGAR 143 BINOD KUMAR BHATTA 30 ANANDA POKHREL 68 AVIA CLUB NEPAL P LTD. 106 BHAKTA BAHADUR THAPA-TARA BISTA 144 BINOD LAMA TAMANG 31 ANANTA RAM KARKI 69 AVIP K.C 107 BHAWANA BOOKS AND STATIONERY CENTER 145 BINOD MAINALI 32 ANIL DHITAL 70 B AND G POULTRY SUPPLIERS 108 BHIM BAHADUR KHADGI 146 BINOD YONJAN 33 ANIL GAUTAM 71 B.G. TRADERS 109 BHIM BAHADUR KHATRI 147 BIR BAHADUR RAI 34 ANIL SUBEDI 72 B.K.SHRESTHA TRADING PVT.LTD 110 BHIM BAHADUR KYAPCHHAKI MAGAR 148 BIRAT PET INDUSTRIES 35 ANJANA BARAL 73 BABU RAM GIRI 111 BHIM HANDICRAFT 149 BIRAT PLASTIC UDYOG 36 ANJANI COPY TATHA STATIONARY UDHYOG 74 BABU RAM SHRESTHA 112 BHUBAN THAPA 150 BIRENDRA BISTA 37 ANMOL RAI 75 BABULAL SUNAR 113 BHUPAL MAN / PRAKRITI SHRESTHA 151 BIRENDRA PRASAD THARU 38 ANNAPURNA CABLE 76 BABURAJA MAHARJAN 114 BHUPAL RAJ TAMANG 152 BIRENDRA TAMANG Page 1 . S.N. NAME S.N. NAME S.N. NAME S.N. NAME 153 BISHNU BAHADUR CHAUHAN 194 CHHABI LAL SUBEDI 235 DHAN BAHADUR LAMA 276 DIVYA SHAKTI TRADE LINK PVT. LTD. 154 BISHNU BAHADUR TAMANG 195 CHHATRA BAHADUR LAMA 236 DHAN BAHADUR MAGAR 277 DIWAS TRADING 155 BISHNU GHIMIRE 196 CHHETRA BAHADUR TAMANG 237 DHAN BAHADUR MOKTAN 278 DIYALO INT'L EMPLOYMENT AGENCY P.L. 156 BISHNU KHADKA 197 CHIRAYU INTERNATIONAL TOUR & TRAVEL 238 DHAN PRASAD ADHIKARI 279 DOL BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR 157 BISHNU KHADKA 198 CHITRA BAHADUR BASNET 239 DHANESHWOR PANDIT CHHETRI 280 DORJEE SHERPA 158 BISHNU KUMARI LAMA 199 CHITRA BAHADUR GURUNG 240 DHANI RAM THARU 281 DUNU KUMARI RANA MAGAR 159 BISHNU MAYA LAMA 200 CHITRA BAHADUR KHADKA 241 DHARAN CSE SYSTEMS & OFF AUTOMATION 282 DURGA BAHADUR BC 160 BISHNU NARAYAN NAPIT 201 CHITRA KUMAR RAI 242 DHARAN PASHU AUSHADHI PASAL 283 DURGA BAHADUR MAHAT 161 BISHNU PRASAD ADHIKARI 202 CHUN KUMARI SHRESTHA 243 DHARMA MAHARJAN 284 DURGA MAHARJAN 162 BISHNU PRASAD GURUNG 203 CREATIVE TOUCH GARMENTS UDHYOG 244 DHARMA RAJ THING 285 DURGA PRASAD SAPKOTA 163 BISHNU PRASAD KAFLE 204 D D TRADE SUPPLIERS 245 DHARMARAJ SHRESTHA 286 DURGA SHAKYA 164 BISHNU PRASAD KHANAL 205 D P MOTORS 246 DHAULAGIRI PASHMINA INDUSTRY 287 DWARIKA GOPALI 165 BISHNU PRASAD MARASINI 206 D-MAX ENTERPRISES 247 DHRUBA BAHADUR DHAKAL 288 EARTH VISION MANPOWER SERVICES P L 166 BISHWA DEEP WAIBA 207 D.G MOBILE IMPEX PVT LTD 248 DHURBA GIRI 289 EK DEV KHANAL 167 BISHWAS HARDWARES 208 D.N.INT'L.NP.OS EMP. AGENCY P.LTD 249 DHURUBA RAJ SUBEDI 290 EKNARAN KHANAL 168 BISHWO BAIRAG SAMAL MAGAR 209 D.R.N. BOUTIQUE UDHYOG 250 DIG BAHADUR KHADKA 291 ELITE CIVIL DESIGN CONST PVT. LTD. 169 BIZGROW NEPAL PRIVATE LIMITED 210 DAMBAR BAHADUR RANABHAT 251 DIL BAHADUR GURUNG 292 ELITE CONCRETE UDHYOG PVT LTD 170 BKT MODERN BOARDING SCHOOL PL. 211 DAMMAR BAHADUR DANGI 252 DIL BAHADUR KARKI 293 ELITE STEELS PRIVATE LIMITED 171 BLUE CROSS HOSPITAL PVT. LTD 212 DAN BAHADUR GHARTI CHHETRI 253 DIL BAHADUR MAGAR 294 EMINENT KANCHANJANGHA ENG.BO.SCHOOL 172 BR MEDICAL SUPPLIERS PVT. LTD. 213 DANFE INTERNATIONAL TRADE PVT. LTD. 254 DIL BAHADUR SHRESTHA 295 EQUATOR EXPEDITION NEPAL PVT LTD 173 BRANDED ALMU.& KITCHEN CABINET DEC. 214 DEEP BOARDING RUPANDEHI PVT.LTD 255 DIL BAHADUR SHRESTHA 296 ETHICONS PRIVATE LIMITED 174 BRIGHT FUTURE HIGSEC SCHOOL PVT LTD 215 DEEP JYOTI TECHNICAL INST GHRDNG PL 256 DIL BAHADUR THAPA CHHETRI 297 EVEREST ACADEMY KABHRE PVT LTD 175 BUDDHA AIR (P) LTD. 216 DEEPAK BALUWA PRASODHAN UDYOG P LTD 257 DIL KUMAR SHRESTHA 298 EVEREST CASHMERE INDUSTRY 176 BUDDHI BAHADUR SHIVABHAKTI 217 DEEPAK MAN SHAKYA 258 DIL KUMARI PARIYAR 299 EVERGREEN MONTESSORI 177 CARE SURGICAL PVT. LTD. 218 DEEPAK NEPAL 259 DIL MAYA THAPA 300 FAST INT L TVL AND TOURS P.LTD 178 CENTURY INFOTECH 219 DEEPAK PRASAD SHRESTHA 260 DILIP KUMAR LAMA 301 FEWA PASHMINA COMPANY PRIVATE LTD. 179 CHALITRA BAHADUR GHISING 220 DENESH GAUTAM 261 DIMAKALA NEOPANE 302 FLORID LABORATORIES PVT LTD 180 CHAMELI MAHARJAN 221 DESIGN POINT 262 DINESH KARKI 303 FOOTLOOSE IN THE HIMALAYA PVT LTD 181 CHAMUNDRA SHAHI ENTERPRISES 222 DEUTI BASKOTA 263 DINESH ADHIKARI 304 FORMATION CARPETS P.LTD. 182 CHANDANI T.- TOURS P.LTD 223 DEV KUMAR MAGAR 264 DINESH BUDHATHOKI 305 FRIENDS AND COMPANY PVT LTD 183 CHANDRA MAYA SHRESTHA 224 DEV LAL SHRESTHA 265 DINESH KASTI 306 FRONTIERS PARAGLIDING PVT LTD 184 CHANDRA BAHADUR GIRI 225 DEVASHIS YADAV 266 DINESH KUMAR SHRESTHA 307 FRONTLINE HUMAN RESOURCE PVT LTD 185 CHANDRA BAHADUR RANA 226 DEVCHULI KAPASH UDHYOG 267 DINESH LAMA 308 G J GANGA JAMUNA CONS AND SUPP 186 CHANDRA BAHADUR SHRESTHA 227 DEVI KUMARI MAGAR 268 DINESH SHRESTHA 309 GANDAKI TRADING & RETREADS PVT.LTD 187 CHANDRA MANI NEPAL 228 DEVI LAL TAMANG 269 DINESH TRADE LINK PVT. LTD. 310 GANESH SHRESTHA 188 CHANDRA PRASAD DHAKAL 229 DEVI PRASAD NIRAULA 270 DIPAK BISHWOKARMA 311 GANESH BAHADUR KUNWAR 189 CHANDRA SEKHAR DANGOL 230 DHAL BAHADUR KHATRI 271 DIPAK BURJA MAGAR 312 GANESH BAHADUR TAMANG 190 CHAUDHARY CONSTRUCTION 231 DHAL BAHADUR TAMANG 272 DIPAK CHHETRI 313 GANESH BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR 191 CHAUDHARY SUPPLIERS 232 DHAN BAHADUR BUDHATHOKI 273 DIPAK MAHARJAN 314 GANESH ENGINEERING WORKS 192 CHET BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR 233 DHAN BAHADUR GHALE 274 DIPAK PRAJAPATI 315 GANESH LAL LAMA 193 CHET NARAYAN RAJMALLA 234 DHAN BAHADUR GURUNG 275 DIVYA HATCHERY PVT. LTD. 316 GANESH MAN MOKTAN Page 2 . S.N. NAME S.N. NAME S.N. NAME S.N. NAME 317 GANESH PRASAD BHURTEL 358 GOPAL LIMBU 399 HEM BAHADUR TAMANG 440 INDU KUMAR LAMA 318 GANESH PRASAD MAINALI 359 GOPAL RAUT 400 HEM BDR TAMANG 441 INFINITE ENTERPRISES 319 GANESH SHRESTHA 360 GOPAL SHRESTHA 401 HEM NARAYAN SHRESTHA 442 INTERNATIONAL TRADING HOUSE PVT LTD 320 GANGA DEVI PURBACHHANE MAGAR 361 GOPI PRASAD DAHAL 402 HEMENDRA KHADGI 443 ISHWOR LAL SHRESTHA 321 GANGA RAM MOKTAN 362 GORE MAGAR 403 HIKMAT BAHADUR TIWARI 444 ISHWOR TIWARI 322 GANGA RAM THAPA 363 GORKHA INT PUBLIC SEC SCHOOL . P. L 404 HIM BAHADUR RANA 445 ISHWORI JUNG MALLA THAKURI 323 GANGA SUBEDI 364 GOYAL TRADING 405 HIMAL SHRESTHA 446 ISHWORI THAKURI 324 GANGOTRI AYAT NIRYAT PVT LTD 365 GRAMMAR FOUNDATION PVT.LTD. 406 HIMALA THAPA CHHETRI 447 J.B. SAW MILL 325 GAURADAHA GYANJYOTI MA VI J PVT.LTD 366 GREEN VALLEY PLANTATION PVT LTD. 407 HIMALAYAN COBB BRD FARM PVTLTD 448 J.K SONS ENTERPRISES 326 GAURAV NEPAL ENGINEERS P.LTD. 367 GULF INNOVATION GROUP NEPAL PVT LTD 408 HIMALMEDIA PVT. LTD. 449 J.L. LAW ASSOCIATES 327 GAURI SHANKAR TRADING CONCERN 368 GUNA RAJ TAMANG 409 HIMCHULI AGRO INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. 450 JAGADAMBA PRESS P.LTD. 328 GAURI SINGH 369 GUNJA BAHADUR ROKAYA 410 HIMKALA DIGITAL PHOTO & GIFT HOUSE 451 JAGAT BAHADUR SEDHAIN 329 GAYETRI ALEY RAI 370 GURUKUL VIDYASHRAM ENG SCHOOL P LTD 411 HIRA LAL CHAUDHARY 452 JAGAT RAUT KURMI 330 GENERAL SURGICAL SUPPLIER 371 GYALJE LAMA 412 HIRA LAL SHRESTHA 453 JAI BALAJI ENTERPRISES 331 GHANA SHYAM BASNET 372 GYAN BAHADUR TAMANG 413 HIRAMANI NEUPANE 454 JAI BALAJI TRADING CONCERN 332 GIRENDRA KUMAR SUBEDI 373 GYAN DEVI MAHARJAN 414 HISI POLYTHENE AND PLASTIC IND.
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