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Yuken India Ltd List of Shareholders Opted Annual Report Communication in Physicall Form As on 05/06/2020 Sl YUKEN INDIA LTD LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS OPTED ANNUAL REPORT COMMUNICATION IN PHYSICALL FORM AS ON 05/06/2020 SL. NO DPID HOLDER_FOL HOLDER SECOND 1 YIL000005 M R ARYA 2 YIL000019 T K RAMACHANDRAN VEDARAMACHANDRAN 3 YIL000021 T K SRINIVASAN VIJI SRINIVASAN 4 YIL000036 TECHNICO ENGG P LTD 5 YIL000052 LATHA SWAMY 6 YIL000061 S S PRASAD 7 YIL000063 V S ACHAR 8 YIL000125 H G KRISHNA MURTHY 9 YIL000151 SULEKHA JAGADISH 10 YIL000159 M NAGARAJA REDDY 11 YIL000184 CHANDRA SHEKAR KURUP T S 12 YIL000186 N SETHURAMAN 13 YIL000194 M SHIVAIAH 14 YIL000206 MURTHY N 15 YIL000221 R VASANTHAN 17 YIL000260 ISHWAR DASS MOTWANI 18 YIL000353 SATISH KUMAR VARMA SUDHA VARMA 19 YIL000445 JHANKAR GOYAL 20 YIL000468 SHASHI KHOSLA 21 YIL000474 SHIFA DIORA INDERJIT KAPOOR 22 YIL000565 SWATI TRIPATHI 23 YIL000587 LAXMI KANT AGARWAL 25 YIL000636 MITHLESH JAIN 26 YIL000688 ASHA AGARWAL 27 YIL000828 REKHA BHUPENDRA PAREKH 28 YIL000942 PURHENDRA CHHAYA 29 YIL000987 SONEL PARESH SANGHAVI 30 YIL001042 RAMA BEN TRIBHOVANDAS POOJARA DHIRAJLAL TRIBHOVATIDAS POOJARA 31 YIL001048 SANTIBEN N PARMAR 32 YIL001077 MUSTANSIR MOHASINALI KAPASI 33 YIL001099 LALIT R PAREKH 34 YIL001124 JIMIT NARPATLAL SANGHVI 35 YIL001287 HITRALA SOMABAI DALIA 36 YIL001306 SHAILESH K MEHTA 37 YIL001346 MANOJ SHAH 38 YIL001634 SMRUTIARVINDBHAI PARIKH MINESH ARVIND BHAI PARIKH 39 YIL001661 RUPESH KUMAR KANTIBHAI PATEL VIROOBEN KANTIBHAI PATEL 40 YIL001726 PRAKASHKUMAR J CHAUDARI 41 YIL001745 AJITKUMAR NATWARLAL DESAI SUSHILA AJIKUMAR DESAI 42 YIL001767 KJLACHHUBEN C GAMIT 43 YIL001798 BAKULABEN MAHENDRAKUMAR PATEL 45 YIL001984 KASTRUBAI KUNVARJI GADA 46 YIL002014 SHARAD MALHAR VYAVAHARKAR NIRMALA SHARAD VYAVAMARKAR 47 YIL002015 BHANUMATI MEHTA 48 YIL002047 CHERYLANN MONTEIRO THERESA MONTEIRO 49 YIL002069 KALYANJI S BOYAD MRS ASHA K BOYAD 50 YIL002145 HARSHA YOGESH JHAVERI YOGESH HIRACHAND JHAVERI 51 YIL002197 SAJINI MATHEW SARAMMA MATHEW 52 YIL002252 ANILKUMAR BABULAL KABRA BABULAL LAXMINARAYAN KABRA 53 YIL002254 RAJESH DESAI 54 YIL002299 SIVAKUMARI U PANCKER M.G.UNNIKRISHNA PANICKER 55 YIL002328 USAY VINAYAK KSHIRSAGAR 56 YIL002337 BRENDA SUSAN DSOUZA 57 YIL002472 PARWEEN KAUSAR 58 YIL002521 S RADHIKA S BHARGAVI 59 YIL002533 ANITHA DASYAN DR SREEDHAR 60 YIL002534 DASARI ANURADHA RAMANA 62 YIL002623 S C MAHADEVIAH 63 YIL002641 S SAVITHA DEVI S. JAGADISH KUMAR 64 YIL002651 SARITA SRIVASTWA ARUN KUMAR 65 YIL002771 ARUNACHALAM SHANMUGAM CHANDRAN VELLAI GOUNDER 66 YIL002778 R D NARAYAN 67 YIL002823 P R SUBRAMANIA CHETTY 68 YIL002831 S.VIJAYACHITRA 69 YIL002863 SINDHU PADMAN 70 YIL002865 ROSHNI XAVIER KINATINGAL CHKO XAVIER 71 YIL002888 KADEEJA BEEVI A 72 YIL002957 SURAJ DEVI MIMANI MAHENDRA KUMAR MIMANI 73 YIL002984 NEETA GUPTA 74 YIL003000 TAPAS KUMAR DAS 75 YIL003033 SANKAR KUMAR SARKAR 76 YIL003041 SUNITA GUENKA SANJAY GOENKA 77 YIL003059 VINITA DEORAH 78 YIL003070 DEVA PRAKASH ASHA PRAKASH 79 YIL003141 MONIKA SAIN MANOJ KUMAR 80 YIL003168 PRABHAT KUMAR 81 YIL003185 TARUN JAIN PREM LATA JAIN 82 YIL003203 PREMNATH SHARMA HEMLATA SHARMA 83 YIL003204 HEMLATA SHARMA PREM NATH SHARMA 84 YIL003231 KANTI KUMAR JHINGAN 85 YIL003262 ASHOK KUMAR JAISWAL REKHA JAISWAL 86 YIL003274 HARBEER 87 YIL003334 RAJESH ANANTRAY MEHTA 88 YIL003412 AMARSHIBHAI MULJIBHAI PATEL 89 YIL003472 RAJESH MISTRY HETAL MISTRY 90 YIL003541 RASIDABEN PIPRANI 91 YIL003547 INDIRABEN RAMANBHAI PATEL 92 YIL003555 MANISHA PRERAK PATEL PRERAK NAVINCHANDRA PATEL 93 YIL003655 NATASHA RAO SUBBALAXMI RAO 94 YIL003679 PRABHAKAR WAINGANKAR 95 YIL003701 MOHANDAS PADMANABHA PAI PADMANABHA NARAYAN PAI 96 YIL003743 JASUMATI ISHWARLAL PATEL HARENDRA ISHWARLAL PATEL 97 YIL003805 SHYAMRAO PARADKAR 98 YIL003858 ARUNA KANKARIYA RAVINDRA KANKARIYA 99 YIL003914 RAXITA R SHAH RASILACA R SHAH 100 YIL003926 RAJENDRA PRASAD RATHI 101 YIL003987 N SUDHAKAR M ANBALAGAN 102 YIL004003 VADDARSESUBRAYA RAGHAVENDRA HOLLA 103 YIL004011 LALITHA KUMARI B 104 YIL004013 RAKESH KUMAR 105 YIL004042 R VIJAYA KUMAR S 106 YIL004069 S SUDHA S SUNDER 107 YIL004077 V V LAKSHMI NARAYANAN 109 YIL004094 EBBY VARUGHESE 110 YIL004170 CHANDAN KUMAR SARKAR MALA SARKAR 111 YIL004173 SUDHIR CHANDRA KONAR 112 YIL004188 INDRA KOTHARI 113 YIL004190 RAHUL BAJAJ 114 YIL004233 RAJENDRA KUMAR AGARWAL MANJARI AGRAWAL 115 YIL004288 ARTI MONGA 116 YIL004337 SAMIR SHASHIKANT SHAH SHASHIKANT SHAH 117 YIL004397 MAHENDRAKUMAR HIRALAL PATEL 118 YIL004403 BHANUKUMAR S SHAH USHA BHANUKUMAR SHAH 119 YIL004437 HARESHCHANDRA MOTILAL CHANDAN HARESHCHANDRA 120 YIL004545 HEMANG HARSHAD DOSHI 121 YIL004590 RAJENDRA SRIKISAN BANG 122 YIL004592 SUSHMA BAKLIWAL 123 YIL004595 BHARTI DINESH KUMAR MEHTA 124 YIL004596 CHHOTUBHAI GOPAL BHAI PATEL 125 YIL004609 MANI KATHAL MRS. MANOOSHA KATHAL 126 YIL004635 ARJUN K RAMACHANDRAN 127 YIL004686 D MURUGESAN 128 YIL004731 RENU SURI MAHANT RAJA INDRASURI 129 YIL004754 RAMOTAR AGARWALA 130 YIL004762 BISWA NATH HARLALKA 131 YIL004793 SATISH JIVAMAL SANGHAVI 132 YIL004824 ISHWARDAS CHHOTALAL GHEVARIA JASMINA ISHWARDAS GHEVARIA 133 YIL004866 VINOD KUMAR NAUTIYAL MUNNI NAUTIYAL 134 YIL004902 DIPAN HASMUKH PATEL DARSHANA DIPAN PATEL 135 YIL004907 AMAR HASMUKH PATEL HASMUKH C PATEL 136 YIL004926 BINA MAHESHKUMAR DESAI MAHESH KUMAR BABUBHAI DESAI 137 YIL004938 SHANTILAL JAGJIVAN SHAH MADHUKANTA BHAGVANDAS SHAH 139 YIL004973 SANJAY MADHKAR RANADE MADHUKAR MANIKRAO RANADE 140 YIL004994 SHANTA BAI CHANDANMAL SANGHNI CHANDANMAL YUVRAJ SANGHVI 141 YIL005014 H S NAGARAJA 142 YIL005055 MOHINDER PAL SINGH 143 YIL005071 MITA PATEL RAMESHCHANDRA PATEL 144 YIL005122 GOKAL NATH DUJARI 145 YIL005142 ANIRUDHA DASH SATYABATI DASH 146 YIL005193 RENU AGARWALLA 147 YIL005199 SHAMKANT V GHAG 148 YIL005215 HARBANS KAUR ASHOK DAYAL 149 YIL005245 H L MAHADEVAPPA 150 YIL005247 VIJAYA KRISHNA CALLA CHITRA CALLA 151 YIL005265 SHANTA GOPALAN GOPALAN 152 YIL005281 CANARA BANK TRUSTEE‐CANBANK MUTUAL‐FUND 153 YIL005290 LALITABEN RAMBHAI PATEL KANUBHAI RAMBHAI PATEL 154 YIL005388 R VAIDYANATHAN 155 YIL005411 HARSHA ASHWIN PATEL ASHWIN HASMUKHLAL 156 YIL005427 HEMANT VIJAYSINGH AMIT VIJAY SINGH 157 YIL005553 V ARUNACHALAM 158 YIL005585 S KRISHNASWAMY 159 YIL005697 GANGJI P DHAROD BHANUMATHI G DHAROD 160 YIL005727 USHA YOGESH SHAH YOGESH VALLABHJI SHAH 161 YIL005758 S LAKSHMI CHAITANYA 162 YIL005817 GAUTAM G MALLAPUR GAYATRI G MALLAPUR 164 YIL005824 EDWARD L FERNANDES MARY D L FERNANDES 165 YIL005837 PRABODH LALCHAND MEHTA NITIN LALCHAND MEHTA 166 YIL005880 DHANANJAY N PATEL 167 YIL005900 SAKUNTALA K V SRINIVASAVARADHAN 168 YIL005940 GIJUBHAI MOTIRAM PATEL LILABEN GIJUBHAIU PATEL 169 YIL005962 SWATANTRA LAKSHMI JYOTI YELAMANCHILI SATYA KOTESWARARAO YELAMANCHILI 170 YIL006033 INDIRABAI JAGANNATH WANI 171 YIL006090 NIRMOHAN KAUR 172 YIL006118 RAMKAUR B TALWAR SADHANA P TALWAR 173 YIL006129 BONDADA SITA B V R R MOHAN GUPTA 174 YIL006176 AGHERA BEENA TULSIDAS 177 YIL006252 MANISHA K WADHWA KESHAB WADHWA 178 YIL006258 SNEHA RANJITSINH GOHIL RANJITSINH PURSHOTTAM GOHIL 179 YIL006301 RASHPAL SINGH 180 YIL006302 RAMPARTAP SINGH 181 YIL006303 HARBHAJAN SINGH 182 YIL006306 AJIT SINGH 184 YIL006447 BHARTI MAKHIJA 185 YIL006458 R KIRAN KUMAR JAIN HARISH KUMAR JAIN 186 YIL006463 JOSHI SHANTILAL DAYASHANKER 187 YIL006469 VIJAI SARAN GUPTA 188 YIL006578 V SANTHOSH SHETTY 189 YIL006631 R RAJAKUMAR 190 YIL006644 MANILAL MEGHJI NIRMALA MANILAL 191 YIL006784 R PREMA 192 YIL006819 KANUBHAI J PATEL MUKTABEN K PATEL 193 YIL006895 BELA PRAMOD GANDHI ANSUYA PRAMOD GANDHI 194 YIL006936 KAMLESH JANGID MOHAN LAL JANGID 195 YIL006950 KRISHNA VENI K 196 YIL006975 RAJKUMAR RADHAKISHINDAS NANGPAL 197 YIL006976 RAMESH RADHAKISHNIDAS MANGAPAL 198 YIL007042 S VENKATARAMAN 199 YIL007081 USHA MUNSHI 200 YIL007140 VASANAGA MALLESWARA RAO 201 YIL007146 KIRAN A CHELLARAMANI CHARANJIT SINGH GHAI 202 YIL007193 DINESH K PATEL 203 YIL007203 SAROJ OMKARKISHAN BHATNAGAR 204 YIL007221 K R BALASUBRAMANIAN 205 YIL007255 RENUKUNTLA NAMASHIVAYA 206 YIL007284 USHA PAOSAHEB BHALERAO 207 YIL007297 BINA SHIRISH GARIBA SHIRISH GOPALGI GARIBA 209 YIL007333 AARTI R SHAH RAJESH V SHAH 210 YIL007347 P SHIVANANDA MALLYA 211 YIL007410 VASANT HIRJI SHAH PREETI VASANT SHAH 212 YIL007477 K JAYA PRAKASH 213 YIL007510 M C AGRAWAL 214 YIL007515 ANIL KUMAR CHEEKOTY RAJMOHAN TALAPALLI 215 YIL007535 B MEENAKSHI 216 YIL007585 G L GANAPATHI SASTRY G RAMA SESHA GIRI 217 YIL007650 LALSONS INVESTMENTS 219 YIL007684 T N RAMESH BABU 220 YIL007794 MEHBOOBMIYA HAJIMIYA SHAIKH 221 YIL007846 SANJAY KUMAR MOOLCHANDANI 222 YIL007864 RAMCHAND MOOLCHANDANI 223 YIL007865 GEETA MOOLCHANDANI 224 YIL007867 HARESH MUTREJA MEENA MUTREJA 225 YIL007901 ANIL KUMAR B MAHESWARI 226 YIL007919 RAJ SHREE MOHTA 227 YIL007950 VAISHALI SHRIKRISHNA GUNE SUNITA SHRIKRISHNA GUNE 228 YIL007985 PREMLATA AGARWAL ANJANA AGARWAL 229 YIL007999 PRIYA PRABHAKAR SHETYE 230 YIL008022 KUMARPAL JAYANTILAL SHAH 231 YIL008097 PIYUSH K BOYAD ASHA K BOYAD 232 YIL008158 DHARMESH VADILAL SHAH 233 YIL008190 DINESH A SHAH PUSHPA D SHAH 234 YIL008208 KEWAL KRISHAN SACHDEVA 235 YIL008247 M MYTHILY 236 YIL008302 SANTOSH KUMAR KHANDELWAL 237 YIL008325 MALAKAPPA S PANCHE NIRMALA M PANCHE 238 YIL008341 SHYAM SUNDAR MOHTA 239 YIL008363 LILABEN PRAHLADBHAI PATEL 240 YIL008380 RAMANBHAI CHHAPANBHAI PATNI SUDHAUNSHU YESHWANT DEOBHAKTA 241 YIL008498 CHHAYA P KAKARIYA PRAKASH KAKARIYA 242 YIL008513 KIRTI KIRITKUMAR JOSHI BHAVANA KIRITKUMAR JOSHI 243 YIL008598 N SRIHARI RAO 244 YIL008688 SAVITA J DALAL JAYKUMAR N DALAL 245 YIL008723 URMILA PRAVINCHANDRA SHAH ANJALI PRAVINCHANDRA SHAH 246 YIL008733 GEETHA S SETTY 247 YIL008772 ARUNDHATI JOSHI 249 YIL008806 MEGHRAJ KHATER 250 YIL008811 ALKESHKUMAR NATHALAL PATEL 252 YIL008847 REKHA N SHAH NEMISH
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