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NAME LIST OF PCAL SHAREHOLDERS Sl. ACCOUNT CD IDENTIFICATION NAME No. CODE CODE NO. 1 1000000028 CHOKEY GYATSHO INSTITUTE 1001244 RI0000010 2 1000000030 CHUENGNAY GOMPA 1001250 RI0000012 3 1000000035 DAGANA RABDEY 1001260 RI0000014 4 1000000042 DODEYDRA BHUDDIST INSTITUTE 1001295 RI0000016 5 1000000046 DRATSHANG TSIRANG 1001324 RI0000019 6 1000000050 GANGTENG SANGAG CHHOLING GOMDEY DRATSHANG 1001051 RI0000023 7 1000000067 KAGUNG PHURSUM LHAKHANG 1001392 RI0000035 8 1000000070 KANJUR LHAKHANG 1000534 RI0000038 9 1000000072 KHAMLING LHAKHANG 1000393 RI0000040 10 1000000079 LAMI TSHERKHA DRUBDEY 1001183 RI0000045 11 1000000081 LAPTSAKHA GYERWANG 1001463 RI0000047 12 1000000082 LHALUNG DRATSHANG 1001471 RI0000048 13 1000000089 RABDEY DRATSHANG 1001549 RI0000052 14 1000000092 NALENDRA SONAM GATSHEL DRATSHANG 1000695 RI0000055 15 1000000101 NOBGANG CHULAKHANG DRATSHANG 1000693 RI0000060 16 1000000102 NORGANG TSHULAKHANG 1001093 RI0000061 17 1000000104 NOBGANG ZIMCHUNG GONGMA DRATSHANG 1000694 RI0000062 18 1000000105 NORGANG ZAI-GONG 1001030 RI0000063 19 1000000106 NYIZERGANG CHORTEN 1000803 RI0000064 20 1000000107 PANGKHAR, DROPDEY 1001500 RI0000065 21 1000000108 PARO RABDEY 1001005 RI0000066 22 1000000109 PARO RABDEY 1001009 RI0000067 23 1000000115 PESELLING GOMDEY 1000005 RI00000070 24 1000000121 RABDHEY DRATSHANG 1001060 RI0000075 25 1000000125 RANGJUNG WOESEL CHOELING MONASTRY 1000739 RI0000077 26 1000000127 RINCHENLING BUDDHIST INSTITUTE 1001558 RI0000079 27 1000000128 SAMTEN TSEMU LHAKHANG 1000827 11905000161 28 1000000134 SHA DECHENCHOLING DUBDHEY 1001764 RI0000085 29 1000000139 SIMPHU GOEMPA 1000826 RI0000089 30 1000000142 TAKTSI LHAKHANG 1000829 RI0000092 31 1000000144 TALO TSUGLAKHANG 1001609 RI0000094 32 1000000145 TALO ZIM-YOG 1001034 RI0000095 33 1000000148 TANGO MONASTRY 1001611 RI0000096 34 1000000151 TANGU MONASTRY (DZONGKHAG) 1001612 RI0000096 35 1000000152 TANGU MONSTRY ( HH JEY) 1001613 RI0000096 36 1000000166 TRONGSA DRATSHANG 1000830 RI0000105 37 1000000175 UGYEN THIMU MONASTRY 1001686 RI0000110 38 1000000176 URA LHAKHANG 1000293 RI0000111 39 1000000189 YUM RANI CHOING WANGMO DORJI 1001726 RI0000115 40 1000000192 ARMY WELFARE PROJECT LIMITED 1000849 II0000001 41 1000000229 GALING-KHA GROUP OF COMPANIES PRIVATE LIMITED 1001792 II0000012 42 1000000269 CHUTHUEN TSHOGPA 1001775 AI0000003 43 1000000285 PEMAI GENJUG (PADMA FELLOWSHIP) 1001789 AI0000015 44 1000000287 ROYAL GOLF CLUB 1001091 AI0000017 45 1000000291 TASHI RELIGIOUS TRUST 1001099 AI0000021 46 1000000297 GOKHA KIDU SOELRA FUND 1001441 AI0000025 47 1000000298 KIDU FUND COMMITTEE 1001440 AI0000026 48 1000000301 SUNGCHOB FUND 1001197 AI0000027 49 1000000302 HM.ASHI DORJI WANGMO WANGCHUCK 1000645 10000000003 50 1000000308 HM ASHI TSHERING PEM WANGCHUCK 1001360 10000000004 51 1000000313 HM.ASHI TSHERING PEM WANGCHUCK 1000646 10000000004 52 1000000360 HRH. DASHO KHAMSUM SINGYE WANGCHUCK 1000653 10000000012 53 1000000373 HRH.DASHO UGYEN JIGME WANGCHUCK 1000651 10000000015 54 1000000395 PHUB TENZIN 1000697 10101000431 55 1000000511 PEMA WANGCHUK 1000435 10101002192 56 1000000516 JIGME TSUENDRUP 1000437 10101002195 57 1000000519 KARMA NORBU 1000505 10101002277 58 1000000578 MRS.KUNZANG CHODEN 1001460 10101002962 59 1000000659 DORJI THINLEY 1000009 10101004289 60 1000000671 MR.DORJI 1001316 10101004632 61 1000000757 BRIG.THINLEY DORJI, 1001625 10102000099 62 1000000812 CHUKCHI GELONG 1000241 10102000851 63 1000000834 BRIG. DORJI WANGCHUK 1001310 10102001105 64 1000000915 TSHERING DOLKAR 1001174 10102002353 65 1000001050 PEMA LHADON 1000436 10103001959 66 1000001088 UGYEN RINZIN 1001684 11010302449 67 1000001095 SONAM WANGCHUK 1001596 10103002578 68 1000001119 LHAM DORJI 1000285 10104000442 69 1000001174 SITHER WANGMO 1000834 10104001662 70 1000001420 LHUNDUP DUKPA 1000287 10203000763 71 1000001870 MR. TAPAN KUMAR ALY 1001145 10205000445 72 1000001891 B.K.SUBBA 1000321 10205000901 73 1000001973 PHUB DORJI 1001531 10205004400 74 1000002116 PEMA YANGCHEN 1001526 12008002335 75 1000002118 HARKAMAN RAI 1000298 10209000113 76 1000002223 TASHI TOBGAY 1000545 10211002654 77 1000002224 SONAM GYAMTSHO 1001747 10211002673 78 1000002227 SINGHEY GYAMTSHO 1000837 10211002674 79 1000002233 TASHI WANGCHUK 1001617 10211002681 80 1000002254 GYAMTSHO NORBU 1001349 10211002731 81 1000002323 MR A.K. PRADHAN 1001186 10211002797 82 1000002327 CHHIMI WANGMO 1000836 10211002799 83 1000002383 KINLEY WANGMO 1001766 10211003565 84 1000002384 AITA S.TAMANG, P.N.TAMANG & K.D.TAMANG 1000216 10211003641 85 1000002463 THINLEY ZANGMO 1001126 10302000614 86 1000002531 ZEKO 1001729 10302002220 87 1000002542 MS.CHIMI 1001544 10302002482 88 1000002643 MR. J.N PRADHAN 1001367 10304001358 89 1000002673 TASHI ZANGMO 1000189 10304001727 90 1000002696 MR. GOPAL WAIBA LAMA 1001345 10304002092 91 1000002748 LOK BAHADUR CHHETRI 1000312 10305000108 92 1000003124 MR. JIGME TENZIN 1001380 10401000099 93 1000003195 MR.GOLONG TSHERING 1001341 10501000063 94 1000003263 KAKA TSHERING & SANGAY ZAM TSHERING 1000824 10501000737 95 1000003389 LT. COL. (RETD) KINZANG DORJI, 1001449 10502000309 96 1000003536 MR. KHANDU DORJI 1001436 10503000072 97 1000003555 TASHI DORJI 1000430 10503000218 98 1000003664 SONAM DORJI 1000381 10503001171 99 1000003946 KUENLEY SITHUP 1001012 10601000368 100 1000003974 MRS TSHECHOG 1001638 10601000726 101 1000004242 SANGAY TENZIN 1000208 10602001350 102 1000004284 MR. KARMA LHENDUP 1001412 10603000017 103 1000004433 SHERAB DORJI 1001095 10603002428 104 1000004554 MRS. KARMA CHOKI NILL 10604001514 105 1000004689 SONAM DHENDUP 1001083 10605001139 106 1000004703 MR. UGYEN WANGCHUK 1001689 10605001263 107 1000005073 RINZIN CHOPHEL 1001104 10607000232 108 1000005473 CHIMI YANGKA 1000495 11407002126 109 1000005536 SONAM YUDON 1001605 10702001416 110 1000005554 DR. LYONPO KINZANG DORJI 1000549 10702001545 111 1000005584 SONAM CHEWANG 1001047 10703000003 112 1000005710 JIGME ZANGMO 1001771 10704000196 113 1000005747 SONAM DARGYEL 1000420 10704000432 114 1000006102 CHOTEN DORJI 1000204 10706000349 115 1000006112 LEKI TSHERING 1000205 10706000678 116 1000006149 WANGDI TSHERING 1001702 10706001362 117 1000006578 MRS. DECHEN WANGMO 1001274 10709000940 118 1000006823 SANGAY DUBA 1000261 10709002606 119 1000007123 YESHEY WANGDI 1000134 10710000801 120 1000007133 KINGA 1000142 10710000918 121 1000007243 TASHI YOUDON 1000423 10710001924 122 1000007484 UGYEN TSHERING 1000457 10711002311 123 1000007798 RTD. MAJ. CHEWANG SITHAR 1001230 10715000219 124 1000007912 SITHAR DORJI 1001042 10716000623 125 1000008049 MR. KINZANG NAMGYEL 1001451 10716002712 126 1000008283 DEKI 1000799 10802000475 127 1000008335 KAKA DEM 1001393 10802000583 128 1000008503 SONAM WANGDI RABGYE 1001598 10802001898 129 1000008562 COLONEL DUKPA TSHERING 1001326 10803000110 130 1000008733 TSHERING ZANGMO 1001657 10805000615 131 1000008739 NAWANG TENZIN 1000468 10805000706 132 1000008740 LOPEN SANGAY 1001116 10805000707 133 1000008762 LT. COL. (RETD) PHUB DORJI 1001105 10805000940 134 1000008805 COLONEL RINZIN DORJI 1001560 10805001670 135 1000009001 LOPEN YANGKA 1001346 10806000554 136 1000009370 COL. (RETD) SHACHA DORJI 1001566 10808000442 137 1000009485 CHENCHO DOLMA 1001221 10808001375 138 1000009628 THINLEY PENJORE 1001628 10809000234 139 1000009696 SONAM YANGZOM 1000856 10810000912 140 1000009739 SONAM LHAM CHENCHO 1001079 10810001760 141 1000009740 KIPCHU NAMGYEL 1001455 10810001761 142 1000009868 MR. PHURBA 1001542 11906001423 143 1000009870 PALDEN KHANDU 1000570 10811000445 144 1000009968 LT.COL. (RETD). RINZIN DORJI 1001770 10811000766 145 1000009994 MAJ. GEN. DHENDUP TSHERING 1001292 10811001133 146 1000010049 MAJ. (RETD) TSHEWANG DORJI 1001660 10811001504 147 1000010052 MR. DAGO TSHERING 1001263 10811001513 148 1000010100 GYEM LHAM 1001239 10811001757 149 1000010146 LT. COL. SONAM TOBGAY 1001089 10811001956 150 1000010224 KINLEY GYEM 1001385 10811002438 151 1000010255 BRIG. SINGAY DORJI 1000504 10811002878 152 1000010257 SINGYE DORJI 1001068 10811002878 153 1000010629 CHHEZANG DUPJUR 1001233 10902000600 154 1000010938 LODAY TSHERING 1000288 10903000948 155 1000011076 CHEWANG GYELTSHEN 1000326 10903002764 156 1000011405 CHHETEN LHAMO 1000282 10904001464 157 1000011706 SONAM GYELTSHEN 1000380 10904002904 158 1000011859 TASHI PHUNTSHO 1000561 10904003669 159 1000011923 DENDUP ZANGMO 1000325 10905000253 160 1000011986 UGYEN TENZIN 1000220 10905000485 161 1000012349 PHUNTSHO TENZIN 1000000 10905002571 162 1000012391 TSHEWANG 1000155 10905002810 163 1000012631 KINZANG 1000471 10905003880 164 1000012954 KEZANG JAMTSHO 1000324 10905006022 165 1000013194 PEMA DENDUP 1000122 10906001693 166 1000013728 YANGZOM 1000497 10907001081 167 1000013819 CHETEN TSHERING 1000365 10907001511 168 1000013820 TSHETEN TSHERING 1001731 10907001511 169 1000013844 COL. SHERAB DORJI 1001172 10907001665 170 1000014190 ISSA DUKPA 1000203 11004000918 171 1000014258 LT.COL.(RETD) TANDIN GYALTSHEN 1001150 11004001935 172 1000014289 MAJ. GENERAL (RETD). KARMA TSHERING 1001318 11005000798 173 1000014296 KINLEY TENZIN 1001761 11005000801 174 1000014298 MAJ. KINLEY WANGCHUK 1001762 11005000802 175 1000014305 KINLEY LHAMO 1001760 11005000804 176 1000014311 MISS. KINLEY OM 1001445 11005000937 177 1000014324 MR. WANGCHUK 1001700 11005001031 178 1000014389 DECHEN YANGZOM 1001277 11303003190 179 1000014390 DECHEN DALKER 1001273 11005002830 180 1000014459 KARMA LHAMO 1001411 11006000916 181 1000014484 KENCHO ZANGMO 1000506 11006001188 182 1000014498 MR. KENCHO NAMGYEL 1001428 11006001479 183 1000014516 NAMGAY PEM 1000805 11006001556 184 1000014658 MR. PASSANG TSHERING 1001507
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