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Tundra Company Meetings 2018 ANNUAL SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2018 COMPANY MEETINGS 2018 No. Country Company Name 1 Bangladesh IFAD Autos 2 Bangladesh Beximco 3 Bangladesh Paramount Textile 4 Bangladesh Active Fine Chemicals 5 Bangladesh BBS Cables 6 Bangladesh Square Pharmaceuticals 7 Bangladesh Baraka Power 8 Bangladesh IFAD 9 Bangladesh Grameen phone 10 Bangladesh BRAC bank 11 Bangladesh ACI 12 Egypt Juhayan Foods 13 Egypt GB Auto 14 Egypt Rameda Pharma 15 Egypt CIB 16 Egypt Egypt Kuwait Holding 17 Egypt MM Group 18 Egypt El Sewedy 19 Egypt Obour Land 20 Egypt Dice Sport & Casual Wear 21 Egypt Credit Agricole Egypt 22 Egypt Cleopatra Hospitals 23 Egypt Ci Capital 24 Egypt Integrated Diagnostics Holdings 25 Egypt Oriental Weavers 26 Egypt CIRA 27 Egypt Arafa 28 Egypt Elswedy 29 Egypt Ezz Steel 30 Egypt EIPICO 31 Egypt Arabian Cement 32 Egypt Edita 33 Kenya Safaricom 34 Nigeria UBA 35 Nigeria Stanbic IBTC 36 Nigeria Zenith Bank 37 Nigeria Dangote Cement 38 Nigeria Nestlé Nigeria 39 Nigeria Guaranty Bank 0102 ANNUAL SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2018 40 Pakistan DG Khan Cement 41 Pakistan HUBCO 42 Pakistan MCB 43 Pakistan Engro Corp 44 Pakistan Airlink 45 Pakistan Daewoo 46 Pakistan Nishat Mills Ltd 47 Pakistan Hitec 48 Pakistan JS Bank 49 Pakistan HBL Bank 50 Pakistan Packages Ltd 51 Pakistan Systems Ltd 52 Pakistan TPL Corp 53 Pakistan HUM TV 54 Pakistan International Steels Ltd 55 Pakistan Gul Ahmed 56 Pakistan State Bank of Pakistan 57 Pakistan Meezan Bank 58 Pakistan Lucky Cement 59 Pakistan Bank Alfalah 60 Pakistan Asian Development Bank 61 Pakistan UBL Bank 62 Pakistan EFU Life 63 Pakistan Aisha Steel 64 Pakistan Fauji Foods 65 Pakistan SECP 66 Pakistan Maple Leaf Cement 67 Pakistan Adamjee Insurance 68 Pakistan Pak Elektron 69 Pakistan Singer / Waves 70 Pakistan Searle Pakistan 71 Pakistan AGP Limited 72 Pakistan Attock Cement 73 Pakistan Pak Suzuki Motors 74 Pakistan Murree Brewery 75 Pakistan Unity Foods 76 Pakistan Descon Oxychem 77 Pakistan Indus Motors 78 Pakistan Avanceon 79 Pakistan Shifa International Hospitals 80 Pakistan Kia Lucky Motors 81 Pakistan Mega Conglomerate 82 Pakistan Thal 83 Pakistan Worldcall 84 Pakistan Agri Autos 85 Pakistan Pakistan Stock Exchange 86 Pakistan Engro Polymer 02 ANNUAL SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2018 87 Rwanda Bank of Kigali 88 Turkey Tofas 89 Turkey Akbank 90 Turkey Medical Park 91 Turkey Migros 92 Turkey Turkcell 93 Turkey Arcelik 94 Turkey Koc Holding 95 Turkey Garanti Bank 96 Turkey Seker Bank 97 Vietnam BMI 98 Vietnam CTD 99 Vietnam IDC 100 Vietnam NKG 101 Vietnam NLG 102 Vietnam HBC 103 Vietnam VCI 104 Vietnam ACV 105 Vietnam GMD 106 Vietnam NVL 107 Vietnam ACB 108 Vietnam GEX 109 Vietnam MBB 110 Vietnam POW 111 Vietnam SAB 112 Vietnam TPB 113 Vietnam VCB 114 Vietnam VHM 115 Vietnam VIC 116 Vietnam VinFast 117 Vietnam VJC 118 Vietnam VRE 119 Vietnam VTP 120 Vietnam MB Securities 121 Vietnam HSC 122 Vietnam VND 123 Vietnam KDC/KDF 124 Vietnam DGW 125 Vietnam VIB 126 Vietnam YEG 127 Vietnam LTG 128 Vietnam VGC 129 Vietnam TCB 130 Vietnam GTN 131 Vietnam PLX 132 Vietnam PNJ 133 Vietnam Techcom Bank 134 Vietnam PVT - PV Trans 135 Vietnam SSI - Saigon Securities 136 Vietnam DXG - Dat Xanh Group 137 Vietnam HSG - Hoa Sen Group 138 Vietnam PVD - PV Drilling 139 Vietnam HDB - HDBank 140 Vietnam HT1 - Ha Tien 1 Cement 141 Vietnam SVC - Saigon General Services 0302.
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