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ORIX LEASING PAKISTAN LIMITED LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS WITHOUT CNIC AS ON OCTOBER 21, 2016 NO. OF S. NO FOLIO NO. NAME FATHER'S \ HUSBAND'S NAME ADDRESS SHARES 5/20, DR. DATOO MANZIL, AGA KHAN ROAD 1 14 MOHAMMED MOOSA S/O MOHAMMED HUSSAIN 102 KHARADAR, KARACHI. M.R.6/13, VIRJEE STREET, JODIA BAZAR, 2 62 SH. AFZAL HUSSAIN S/O MOHD IQBAL 109 KARACHI. B-116, NEW DHORAJI COLONY, GULSHAN-E- 3 64 KHAIRUN BAI W/O MOHD IQBAL 98 IQBAL, BLOCK-4, KARACHI-47. 8, SHAH MOHD BUILDING, KIMAT RAI BHOJ 4 69 MOHD AMIN BHIMANI S/O ABDUL GHAFFAR BHIMANI 27 RAJ ROAD, ARAM BAGH, KARACHI. B-110, BLOCK-I, NORTH NAZIMABAD, 5 76 SAIFULLAH KHARI S/O MD ISHRATULLAH 658 KARACHI. C-42, BLOCK A , NORTH NAZIMABAD, 6 107 HADISUN NISA BEGUM W/O MOHAMMAD MASSOD KHAN 2,042 KARACHI. BROADWAY APPARTMENT, 2ND FLOOR FLAT 7 159 FATIMA W/O HAJI WALI MOHAMMED B-2, C-2, PLOT NO.227, STREET-16, B.M.C.H. 138 SOCIETY, SHARFABAD, KARACHI-74800. D.V. 71, USMANIA COLONY, B. ROAD, 8 340 MOHD HANIF S/O KHUDA BAKASH 138 NAZIMABAD NO.1, KARACHI. A/19-1, KHUDAD COLONY, KASHMIR ROAD, 9 344 M. A. RAOOF BAIG S/O M. REHMAT BAIG 169 KARACHI-5. 153 JINNAH COLINY MUSLIM ROAD, 10 524 TANVEER MEHRAJ S/O MEHRAJ DIN 35 SAMANABAD, LAHORE. C/O KHAWAJA TARIQ MAHMOOD, 18/B, TECH 11 525 FARZANA JABEEN D/O KH. BASHIRUDDIN 936 SOCIETY, CANAL BANK, LAHORE. HOUSE NO.18, STREET NO.35, SECTOR I-9/4, 12 526 MAHMUD AHMED S/O RIAZ AHMED 304 ISLAMABAD. 13 551 NAHEED W/O FEROZE F-3, FARAN, D.M.C.H. SOCIETY, KARACHI. 13 C/O BANK OF AMERICA, JUBILEE INSURANCE 14 557 ABDUL RASHEED S/O ABDUL AZIM KHAN 3 HOUSE, I.I. CHUNDRIGAR ROAD, KARACHI. C/O. BCCI, 1ST FLOOR, I.I.CHUNDRIGAR 15 578 MOHD NASIRUDDIN S/O MALIK FUKHRUDDIN 27 ROAD, KARACHI. ABOO COTTAGE, B.R. 1/27, 1ST FLOOR, 16 585 BILQUIS BANO W/O ABOOBAKER 936 JAFFRY CHOWK, KHARADAR, KARACHI. C/O. CHEMOHOZ AGENCIES, 145-MARRIOT 17 586 S.MAHTABUDDIN S/O LATE H.M.RAFE 487 ROAD, KARACHI-2 18 596 KHAWJA AMANULLAH ASKARI S/O NAWAB KHAWJA HASAN ASKARI H-20, ST. 30, F-8/1, ISLAMABAD. 23 C/O HONG KONG BANK, G.P.O. BOX 121, 19 601 M. AZIMUDDIN S/O M. KARIMUDDIN 134 KARACHI. STANDARD CHARTERED GRINDLAYS BANK, 20 612 SARFARAZ AHMED KHAN S/O LATE SHER AHMED KHAN MAIN BRANCH, P.O. BOX 4662, I.I. 171 CHUNDRIGAR ROAD, KARACHI. FEROZUDDIN SULTAN AHMED, SERAI ROAD, 21 617 MASOOD SULTAN S/O SULTAN AHMED 74 KARACHI. FLAT NO 12, ARBI MANZIL, OPP: HOTEL 22 619 JAFFER OMER S/O A. OMER NATIONAL CITY, SARMAD ROAD, SADDAR, 126 KARACHI. 23 620 FAREED AHMED S/O MOHD RAFIQ A.B.N. BANK, P.O. BOX 4096, KARACHI. 343 UNITED MANSION, OLIVE STREET, NISHTAR 24 683 ABDUL RAOOF S/O HAJI WALI MOHD 73 ROAD, RAMSWAMI, KARACHI. 114-BANTVA HOUSE, AZAM NAGAR, 25 799 MOHD SALIM S/O JAN MOHD 39 LIAQUATABAD, KARACHI. APT. K-10, ERUM PALACE, 7L-14, BLOCK 13-A, 26 820 SYEDA SABERA S/O SYED ALI SAJJAD 287 GULSHAN-E-IQBAL, KARACHI. 27 876 KHURSHID BEGUM W/O SYED AHMED ALI E-61, KAUSAR TOWN, MALIRE, KARACHI. 142 E-13, RAINBOW APPARTMENT, BLOCK-M, 28 882 MOHAMMAD IDREES S/O GHULAM MUSTAFA 155 N.NAZIMABAD, KARACHI. 142/3, MEMON COLONY, FEDERAL B. AREA, 29 979 ADAM VALI MOHAMMED S/O VALI MOHAMMAD 158 KARACHI-38 HAJI HABIB SONS, SHOP NO.A-39, IQBAL 30 1023 MST. HAJRA HAJI ABDUL SATTAR CLOTH MARKET, M.A. JINNAH ROAD, 142 KARACHI. B-47, BLOCK-15, GULSHAN-E-IQBAL, 31 1025 HAROON S/O ABDULLAH 2,340 KARACHI. C/O MADINA OIL MILL, BARNAL CHOCK, 32 1064 ABDUL SATTAR S/O HAJI DAWOOD 2,012 N.P.11/15, JODIA BAZAR, KARACHI-2. 407, MARIUM PALACE, BLOCK-B, G.ALLANA 33 1323 KANEEZ FATIMA D/O NOOR MOHD 71 ROAD, KHARADAR, KARACHI. 44, MARY MAHAL, NEAR SHOE MARKET, 34 1337 AYESHA W/O MOHD SIDDIQ BAIG 50 KARACHI-3. O.T.9/181, PREM PATOLI LANE, KAGZI BAZAR, 35 1448 ABA ALI S/O ABDUL KARIM 92 KARACHI-2. POST BOX NO. 303, 8035 ZURICH, 36 1505 SHABNAM TANVEER W/O TANVEER AHMAD 109 SWITZERLAND. ROOM NO-5 ASCIN MANZIL, KARIMJE 37 1524 MURTAZA ALI S/O MUHAMMAD ALI 224 STREET, SOLIDER BAZAR-1, KARACHI. A-222, BLOCK I NORTH NAZIMABAD, KARACHI- 38 1562 SYED MASOOD HUSSAINI S/O SYED MUSTAFA HUSSAINI 343 33. HOUSE NO. L-417, SECTOR 5A.4, NORTH 39 1645 SHAHIDA KHATOON W/O MR.AFROS AHMED (LATE) 500 KARACHI, KARACHI. 19, VALIKA CHAMBERS, ALTAF HUSSAIN 40 1657 MOHAMMED RIAZ KHAN S/O SARWAR KHAN 658 ROAD, KARACHI. 41 1672 SYED ZAIGHAM ABBAS JAFRI S/O SYED ALI AHSAN JAFRI 46/E/3, BLOCK-6, P.E.C.H.S., KARACHI-29. 27 42 1674 SOHAIL AZIZ S/O ABDUL AZIZ KHAN 21-B, BLOCK-6, P.E.C.H.S., KARACHI-2905. 224 EOBI HOUSE, F & A DIVISION, 190/1/B, BLOCK- 43 1675 SALAHUDDIN S/O LATE HAJI ALI MOHAMMAD 21 2, P.E.C.H.S., NURSERY, KARACHI-29. KODVAWALA & SONS, NOORANI CENTRE, 44 1742 M. ELYAS S/O MR.H. SIDDIQ ADAMJEE DAWOOD ROAD,RAMPARTROW 14 KARACHI. Page 1 of 17 ORIX LEASING PAKISTAN LIMITED LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS WITHOUT CNIC AS ON OCTOBER 21, 2016 NO. OF S. NO FOLIO NO. NAME FATHER'S \ HUSBAND'S NAME ADDRESS SHARES C/O SHABBIR TRADERS, SHOP NO. HUSSAINI 45 1746 AHMED S/O H. MOHD 74 MARKET, OPP: M.W. TOWER, KARACHI. C/O. ANWER AGAR, O.T. 1/65, 2ND FLOOR, 46 1833 ZAINAB W/O HYDER ALI 148 ROOM 5, MITHADER, KARACHI-74000. ARIQA PRINTERS, GK-6/100-A, YOUNG 47 1930 ASMA D/O YOUNUS 584 HUSBAND ROAD, KHARADAR, KARACHI. A-25, SECTOR 13-G, GABOL COLONY, ORANGI 48 1982 AKHTARI KHATOON W/O MOHD KHURSHID AHMED 262 TOWN, KARACHI. GROUND FLOOR, 53/8, ALYABAD, F.B. AREA, 49 2019 MOHAMMAD IQBAL S/O ABDUS SATTAR 187 KARACHI-75950. 773, 37 B AREA, LANDHI NO I, KARACHI NO. 50 2077 AZMATULLAH KHAN S/O QAMARULLAH KHAN 343 36. ABABEEL MANSION, FIRST FLOOR, FLAT- 6,PLOT K-4/A/16, BANTWA GALI, MCB LEE 51 2092 MUHAMMED AMIN S/O ABDUL SATTAR 1,017 MARKET, NAWAB MOHABAT KHANJI RD,KARACHI 44, MARY MAHAL,NEAR SHOE MKT., KARACHI- 52 2107 MOHD ASHFAQ BAIG S/O MOHD SIDDIQ BAIG 36 3. AUTO PORTS EMPARIUM, 18, TIBET CENTRE, 53 2117 MOHAMMED ALI S/O YUSUF 2 M. A. JINNAH ROAD, KARACHI-3. C/O MR. NASIM IQBAL, L-3115, BLOCK-2, 54 2162 FEROZA KHATOON W/O MUHAMMAD SHAFI METROVILLE NO.3, SECTOR 14-A, SCHEME 658 NO.33, GULSHAN-E-IQBAL,KARACHI-75330. B-211, BLOCK-D, NORTH NAZIMABAD, 55 2203 NUSURAT KHWAJA S/O KHWAJA MISBAHUDDIN 353 KARACHI. C/O MR. SHAUKAT JAMAL, C-9, EASTERN 56 2219 MOHD AZIZ S/O BILALUDDIN 343 SQUARE, F. B. AREA, KARACHI. C/O. YOUSUF A. RAUF, PLOT 212/Z, 4TH 57 2269 MOHAMMAD QASSIM S/O ABDUL KADIR FLOOR, AL HAMRA CO-OP. H. SOCIETY, OFF: 65 JAUHAR ROAD,KARACHI-75350 YAKOOB GENERAL STORE, ELLIS STREET, 58 2277 A. RAZZAQ S/O A. REHMAN 155 KARACHI. G.K. 6/1, HAJI VAROO PLACE, SHOP NO.9, 59 2305 MARIYM BAY W/O RAZA HUSAIN MUKHI JAFFER FADOO ROAD, KHARADAR, KARACHI 936 NO.2. 60 2307 FARAH ANIS W/O ANIS AHMAD 21/7, MODEL COLONY, KARACHI. 27 FLAT NO. C-15, IST FLOOR, HASSAN LODGE, 61 2314 SYED AL-E-HAIDER JAFRI S/O S. M. MUTAHIR HUSSAIN 343 FEDERAL B AREA, KARACHI. 362,364/2, CENTRAL COMMERCIAL AREA, 62 2331 RAHAT AMIR W/O AMIR AHMAD 936 TARIQ ROAD, P. E. C. H. S., KARACHI-29. C/O. GHULAM MUHAMMAD, M.L.PLAZA,FATIMA JINNAH COLONY 63 2426 GUL MOHD S/O SOMAR 32 OPP:GHAZI BAKER,1ST FL,PLT 697 JAMSHED ROAD NO.3, KARACHI. 64 2435 DALEEP KUMAR S/O ROCHI RAM P. O. BOX NO. 97, MIRPURKHAS. 52 65 2436 MAGHO S/O ADDO SATTARI COTTON FACTORY, MIRPURKHAS. 102 HOUSE NO. 12, SAJJADABAD, NEAR N.L.C., 66 2437 RAJA BARKAT ALI S/O RAJI MUHAMMED AKRAM OPPOSITE AGHA KHAN HOSPITAL, 936 HYDERABAD. SINDH. C/O DR. KHAWAJA AZHAR HUSSAN, 12/4, RAM 67 2445 MUHAMMAD AKRAM S/O DR. ABDUL SALAM 118 NAGAR, DAV SAMNJ ROAD, LAHORE. 68 2499 HAMID RASHID S/O KHALID RASHID 494, SHADMAN COLONY, LAHORE -3. 27 69 2500 MST. SAEEDA BANO ZIAUL HAQ 80-F, MODEL TOWN, LAHORE. 487 1ST FLOOR, 50/5, SHIKARPUR COLONY, 70 2516 MOHAMMED AMIN KHALID S/O MOHAMMED YUSUF (LATE) 186 KARACHI-5. C/O A/C NO. 8625-8, HABIB BANK LIMITED, 71 2585 SHAIKH MOIN UDDIN AHMED S/O LATE A. SHAIKH AMANATULLAH 343 BAHADURABAD BRANCH, KARACHI. C/O M/S. TECHNOLOGY LINKS (PVT) LIMITED, 72 2591 NADEEM KHAN S/O SALEEM KHAN 4/11-12, RIMPA PLAZA, M.A. JINNAH ROAD, 56 KARACHI. 406, AL ZAHRA GARDEN, 158, GARDEN EAST, 73 2597 FERIAL D/O SHARIF ALI 271 KARACHI-74550. 16/1, C-STREET, PHASE-5, DEFENCE 74 2677 SYEDA ADEEBBUNNSA S/O A.N. KHAN KHALIDI 155 SOCIETY, KARACHI-75500. H-NO. 89/B, ANSARI ST.NO. 5, GULISTAN 75 2695 MUMTAZ AHMED ANSARI S/O IZHAR AHMED COLONY, MUSTAFABAD, LAHORE-15.
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