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2018-19 As on 31.12.2019 Pursuant to Section 124(2) of the Companies Act, 2013 Folio Due Date of Sl.No List of shareholders - Unclaimed / Unpaid Dividend amount for the year 2018-19 as on 31.12.2019 pursuant to Section 124(2) of the Companies Act, 2013 Folio due date of Sl.No. Investor First Investor Middle Investor Last Name Address State District PIN Code DP ID / Client ID Amount in Rs. No. Transfer to IEPF 1 PRAKASH NARSU CHAVAN A 2 FIRST FLOOR Best Officers Quarters PRAMOD TANNA MARG KANDIVALI E Mumbai MAHARASHTRA MUMBAI 400101 IN302927-IN302927-10003827 1900.00 13-MAR-2020 2 PRASUN BHATTACHARYA Guarangini Appartment, 9/2, Chowdhrypara Lane, Flat No - 101, Howrah WEST BENGAL HOWRAH 711104 IN302654-IN302654-10007153 25.00 13-MAR-2020 3 DINESH JAGDISH MHATRE MHATRE NIWAS SAMBAJI NAGAR NO 1 AKURLI ROAD KANDIVLI EAST MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA MUMBAI 400101 IN303116-IN303116-10090973 25.00 13-MAR-2020 4 PRADIP KUMAR CHAKRABORTY MS-03/14 AMBUJA HOUSING COMPLEX, CITY CENTRE DURGAPUR BURDWAN WEST BENGAL BURDWAN 713216 IN302105-IN302105-10095193 25.00 13-MAR-2020 5 MITALI DUTTA IA-30, SECTOR- 3 SALT LAKE KOLKATA WEST BENGAL KOLKATA 700097 IN301740-IN301740-10225729 250.00 13-MAR-2020 6 NILKANTA BHAKAT 29, MOOCHI MAHAL, SADAR BAZAR, BARRACKPORE, 24PGS.(N) WEST BENGAL PARGANAS KOLKATA 700120 IN302105-IN302105-10384008 52.50 13-MAR-2020 7 M R NEELAMEGAN NO 6 1ST CROSS 1ST BLOCK MARUTHI LAYOUT MUNNEKOLALA MARATHAHALLI POST BANGALORE KARNATAKA BANGALORE 560037 IN302148-IN302148-10810935 250.00 13-MAR-2020 8 NIRMAL S 49 GRENN CITY KOVIL MEDU VELANDIPALAYAM COIMBATORE TAMIL NADU COIMBATORE 641025 IN300239-IN300239-12971465 12.50 13-MAR-2020 9 TAPAN KUMAR DASH QR F 2 SURJA NAGAR UNIT 7 BHUBANESWAR ORISSA BHUBANESHWAR 751003 IN300214-IN300214-13428754 25.00 13-MAR-2020 10 SHAKUNTALA M GANDHI 1401 KANCHANGANGA 9/10 MANISH NAGAR JAY PRAKASH ROAD ANDHERI WEST MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA MAHARASHTRA MUMBAI 400053 IN300214-IN300214-15012552 150.00 13-MAR-2020 11 ROSELY JOSE N0.12 C/O G R S MEDICALS 1ST A MAIN ROAD, MARUTHINAGAR MADIWALA NEW EXTN BANGALORE KARNATAKA BANGALORE 560068 IN300239-IN300239-30025230 40.00 13-MAR-2020 12 VIJAYALAKSHMI P NATCHIAR NIVAS 402/2 JEEVA NAGAR MUTHANAMPALAYAM P O SEVANTHAPALAYAM TIRUPUR TAMILNADU TAMIL NADU COIMBATORE 641608 IN301637-IN301637-40606727 25.00 13-MAR-2020 13 SULOCHANA CHETAN MEHTA 1901, FLOOR 19TH, 69/71, HARI KRUPA HEIGHT, KHETWADI 10TH LANE PAREKHWADI, MUMBAI MAHARASHTRAMAHARASHTRA MUMBAI 400004 C12017000-12017000-00005323 500.00 13-MAR-2020 14 PERCY KAIZAD ROADLINESPVTLTD 111,TRAPINEX HOUSE 1ST FLOOR 15, SHOLAPUR STREET MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA MAHARASHTRA MUMBAI 400009 C12012500-12012500-00014081 87.50 13-MAR-2020 15 PRITISH KR SARKER O -27, PANCHASAYAR, P.O.- PANCHASAYAR GARIA, KOLKATA WEST BENGAL WEST BENGAL KOLKATA 700094 C12030000-12030000-00045357 25.00 13-MAR-2020 16 INDUMATI TUKARAM PAWAR A 2 1ST FLR BEST OFFICERS QTRS PRAMOD TANNA MARG KANDIVALI EAST MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA MAHARASHTRA MUMBAI 400101 C12033300-12033300-00319480 735.00 13-MAR-2020.
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