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WINNERS LIST OF BEST CORPORATE & SUSTAINABILITY REPORT AWARDS 2017 Cherat Packaging Limited declared Overall Top Winner and following companies received the ‘BCSR Awards 2017’ held on 7th August 2018 under respective sectors: POSITION SECTOR / COMPANY POSITION SECTOR / COMPANY BANKS TEXTILE 1st MCB Bank Limited 1st Kohinoor Textile Mills Limited 2nd Allied Bank Limited 2nd Gadoon Textile Mills Limited 3rd Meezan Bank Limited 3rd Sadaqat Limited 4th Bank Alfalah Limited 4th Gul Ahmed Textile Mills Limited FUEL & ENERGY NBFIs 1st Attock Petroleum Limited 1st Jubilee General Insurance Company Limited 2nd Mari Petroleum Company Limited 2nd First Habib Modaraba 3rd Pakistan State Oil Company Limited 3rd EFU Life Assurance Limited 4th Oil and Gas Development Company Limited 4th TPL Insurance Limited 5th Hub Power company Limited 5th EFU General Insurance Limited SUGAR & CEMENT OTHERS 1st Cherat Cement Company Limited 1st Cherat Packaging Limited 2nd Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited 2nd Pakistan Tobacco Company Limited 3rd Lucky Cement Limited 3rd Synthetic Product Enterprises Limited 4th Thatta Cement Limited 4th Tri Pack Films Limited 5th Shakarganj Limited 5th Cyan Limited CHEMICAL & PHARMACEUTICALS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION 1st Fauji Fertilizers Company Limited 1st The Citizens Foundation 2nd Engro Polymers and Chemicals Limited 3rd ICI Pakistan Limited 4th Lotte Chemicals Pakistan Limited 5th Abbot Laboratories (Pakistan) Limited BEST SUSTAINABILITY REPORTS 1st ICI Pakistan Limited ENGINEERING & AUTOS 2nd Attock Refinery Limited 1st Mughal Iron & Steel Industries Limited 3rd Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited 2nd Pak Electron Limited 4th Sadaqat Limited 3rd Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited 5th Crescent Steel and Allied Products Limited 4th Atlas Honda Limited 5th Atlas Battery Limited .

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