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Statement of Unpaid Unclaimed Interim Div for the Financial Year 2015-2016 THE SUPREME INDUSTRIES LIMITED MUMBAI- 400 021 STATEMENT OF UNPAID/UNCLAIMED INTERIM DIVIDEND FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2015-2016 NAME ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 CITY PIN AMOUNT D P PATIL AT SAVKHADA KD POST KORTHANA TAL DIST JALGAON 0 250.00 SUDAM J PRASAD C/OO PIONEER DYEING P LTD C 28/2 MIDC ROAD NO 4 PHASE 1 DOMBIVALI 0 625.00 ROOPCHAND MUKUNCHAND JAIN C/O JAVERILAL M JAIN MAHESH PARK SHIVSHAKTI BLDG 4TH FLOOR BLOCK NO 16 GOKUL NAGAR BHIWANDI THANE 0 50.00 TWENTYFIRST CENTURY MAGN SER P LTD KHATAU BUILDING 5/B GROUND FLOOR 810 ALKESH DINESH MODI MARG MUMBAI 0 525.00 MINADEVI KHEDARU PRASAD SHARMA GRAM MARUI POST SAYYADRAJA DIST VARANSI 0 750.00 PRABHA KAPOOR C/O B S KHANNA B-925 SECTOR B JAL MAHAL MAHANAGAR LUCKNOW 0 50.00 RAVINDRA VISHNU NARKHEDE C/O P V KHADKE 125 RAM PETH JALGAON 0 1250.00 A V BHUPAL REDDY 3-5-780/11A SUPER APPTS FLAT NO 101 KINGKUTI HYDREBAD 0 100.00 ANITA SANKHLA LAXMI GENERAL STORES SHIVAJI ROAD PARBHANI 0 50.00 ASHOK KUMAR SHAH B-34,EVERSHINE NO.1, FOUR BANGLOWS,J.P.ROAD, ANDHERI (W) MUMBAI 0 550.00 ASHOK RAMKRISHNA TALOKAR MAIN ROAD BANOSA TAL-DARYAPUR AMRAVATI 0 225.00 AVINASH DAD 98, BADA BAZAR M.P. 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