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1 | Page LIST of INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMPANIES THAT LIST OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMPANIES THAT ARE STRUCK OFF FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMPANIES REGISTER AS OF 5TH APRIL 2017 No. Name of IBC IBC No. 1 131 HOLDING CO., LTD. NBD/6415 2 180 DEGREE STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS CO., LTD. NBD/6751 3 1949 FILM CORPORATION NBD/9693 4 247 Jets Worldwide LTD NBD/13281 5 2ft Orthotics Group Co., Ltd. NBD/11944 6 360 Degree Engineering Co., Ltd. NBD/13211 7 3C S.A. NBD/6269 8 3D Equipment Service Ltd NBD/12527 9 3U CO-PATENT TECHNOLOGY INC. NBD/4322 10 520 BUSINESS TOUR INC. NBD/2691 11 5I Corporation Ltd. NBD/3109 12 5X Group Co., Ltd. NBD/13382 13 5X International Co., Ltd. NBD/13381 14 7 ENERGY Solution INC. NBD/10679 15 8 Value Investment Ltd. NBD/13171 16 86 PARTNERS (NBD) SDN BHD NBD/11442 17 A & A TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. NBD/5510 18 A & M INTERNATIONAL LTD. NBD/1770 19 A & T UNLIMIT LIMITED NBD/3039 20 A PLUS TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION NBD/3274 21 A Power Energy Company Limited NBD/11715 22 A&CW GROUP INC. NBD/3818 23 A&L COMPUTER CO., LTD. NBD/2519 24 A&L International Consulting Inc. NBD/14058 25 A. RIGHT Industrial Group Inc. NBD/9820 26 A.D. Rosa Co., Ltd. NBD/9343 27 A.M.S OFFSHORE CO. NBD/9562 28 A.TEK CORP. NBD/3302 29 A1 CHINA SERVICE CO., LTD. NBD/3844 30 AA BORNEO LIMITED NBD/13016 31 AA CAPITAL LIMITED NBD/9644 32 AA Investment Holdings Inc. NBD/12589 33 Aam Ventures Co., Ltd. NBD/8420 34 AARON HARDWARE LTD. NBD/5472 35 AB COMPLEX GROUP LIMITED NBD/3720 36 Abadi Global A/G NBD/13754 37 ABC DEVELOPMENT Inc. NBD/13264 38 ABILITEE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD NBD/3047 39 ABILITY INT'L LTD. NBD/1215 40 ABLE HERO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NBD/5954 41 ABLE INVESTMENTS INC. NBD/1874 42 ABLE RICH INVESTMENT LIMITED NBD/12046 43 Able Top International Limited NBD/11934 1 | P a g e 44 ABLENET LIMITED NBD/10121 45 ABLY ENTERPRISE LIMITED NBD/1355 46 ABNS METALS CO., LTD. NBD/9635 47 ABOUND INT'L LTD. NBD/1250 48 ABOVE ALL INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/5955 49 ABOVE VIEW INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4946 50 ABRAHAM INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/7629 51 Absolute Advisory Asia Co., Ltd. NBD/13236 52 Absolute Alpha Asia Ltd. NBD/5832 53 ABSOLUTE BEST INTERNATIONAL CORP. NBD/4544 54 ABSOLUTE INDUSTRIAL INC. NBD/2214 55 ABSOLUTE RIGHT INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/5271 56 ABUNDANCE ECOLOGY INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. NBD/6249 57 ABUNDANT HARVEST LIMITED NBD/12867 58 ABUNDANT INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/5260 59 ABUNDANT NATIONAL CORPORATION NBD/13345 60 ABUNDANT.COM INC. NBD/7401 61 ACADEMIC INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/2947 62 ACADEMIC VENTURES INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/2801 63 ACCELERATED TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. NBD/4437 64 ACCERETE ENERGY INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4944 65 ACCESS ADVANCE INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/5956 66 ACCESS LINE INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4577 67 ACCESS LINE TECH CORP. NBD/5094 68 ACCESS POINT INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4555 69 ACCESS TECHNOLOGY INC. NBD/3958 70 ACCESSKEY LIMITED NBD/11187 71 ACCLAIM ENERGY INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4945 72 ACCLAIM ENTERPRISE LIMITED NBD/1626 73 ACCLAIM INVESTMENTS INC. NBD/1873 74 ACCOLADE ENTERPRISE CORP. NBD/4435 75 Accolade International Co., Ltd. NBD/3547 76 ACCOMPLISH INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/3828 77 ACCORD ENTERPRISE CO., LIMITED NBD/12870 78 ACCORD TALENT INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/9396 79 ACCORDANT INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/3244 80 ACCREDITED INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/3249 81 ACCURACY TECHNOLOGY LIMITED NBD/1868 82 ACCURATE ENTERPRISE INC. NBD/5031 83 ACE BRAND INTRNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/5957 84 ACE CLASS INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/7017 85 ACE DYNAMICS LTD. NBD/3199 86 Ace Empire Int'l Co., Ltd. NBD/4818 87 ACE INVESTMENT LTD. NBD/2198 88 Ace Line Technology, Inc NBD/3734 89 ACE LION INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/5958 90 ACE POWER LIMITED NBD/9519 2 | P a g e 91 ACE SPRING INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4879 92 ACE WORLD CORP. NBD/5401 93 ACEGAIN INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NBD/7853 94 ACEMARK CORPORATION NBD/10596 95 Acess International Ltd. NBD/1477 96 ACETRIKES INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. NBD/3875 97 A-CHAIN INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/7644 98 A-CHEM TRADING CO., LTD. NBD/2912 99 ACHIEVE FORTUNE LIMITED NBD/3071 100 ACHIEVER INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/4070 101 ACI INTERNATIONAL, INC. NBD/5229 102 ACME ASIA PACIFIC CORP. NBD/3870 103 ACME INTERNATIONAL LTD. NBD/2357 104 ACME PARKING ENGINEERING CO., LTD. NBD/4664 105 ACME TECHNOLOGY CORP. NBD/4198 106 ACP HOLDINGS CO., LTD. NBD/4951 107 Acquire Biotechnology Co. NBD/9481 108 Acquisitions International Co., Ltd. NBD/3562 109 ACROSS TIME INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/7093 110 ACROW MACHINERY MFG. CO., LTD. NBD/6055 111 ACT FOREVER TECHNOLOGY INC. NBD/8238 112 ACTION ENTERPRISE CORP. NBD/5130 113 ACTION GEAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/6270 114 ACTION INTERNATIONAL, INC. NBD/2856 115 Action Technology Inc. NBD/4840 116 ACTIVE BASE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. NBD/5240 117 ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/2857 118 ACUITY FOCUSED INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4880 119 ACUITY INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/3282 120 ACU-TRANSPORT CO., LTD. NBD/6357 121 Adam Bilgisayar Ltd. NBD/1418 122 Adam Global Invest & Development Corp. NBD/9927 123 ADAMANT ENTERPRISE CORP. NBD/2961 124 ADAMS INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/2960 125 ADAMUS TRADING LIMITED NBD/1581 126 Adapt View Int'l Co., Ltd. NBD/3673 127 ADASTAR TECHNOLOGIES LTD. NBD/5887 128 Adastra Limited NBD/6886 129 ADD NEW GROUP CO., LTD. NBD/8173 130 ADD UNION INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/5959 131 ADD VALUE INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/4417 132 ADDASAND CONSULTING LTD NBD/2969 133 ADDGENIUS INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/5961 134 ADDIS WESLEY LTD NBD/11010 135 ADDISON INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/2803 136 Addjinni Technology Co., Ltd. NBD/6248 137 ADDVALUE TECHNOLOGIES LTD. NBD/1432 3 | P a g e 138 ADEX HOLDINGS LIMITED NBD/1557 139 ADIS INTERNATIONAL INC. NBD/2965 140 ADLINK TECHNOLOGY CORP. NBD/4349 141 ADMIRAL INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/3286 142 Adrenaline Asia Limited NBD/10698 143 ADTRANS GROUP INC. NBD/1600 144 Advance 100 Consulting Ltd. NBD/10966 145 Advance BioNutra Co., Ltd. NBD/6964 146 Advance Biotechnology Club, Inc. NBD/5027 147 ADVANCE GLORY HOLDING CO., LTD. NBD/11141 148 ADVANCE GLORY INVESTMENTS INC. NBD/1742 149 Advance Well Technology Inc. NBD/12859 150 ADVANCED CHEMICAL MACHINE CO., LTD. NBD/4371 151 Advanced Chemicals Enterprise Ltd. NBD/13197 152 ADVANCED CHEMICALS INC. NBD/2089 153 Advanced Green Energy (HK) Co., Ltd. NBD/13214 154 ADVANCED INT'L CORP. NBD/1211 155 Advanced Plastic Co., Ltd. NBD/10247 156 ADVANCED PRECISION CO., LTD. NBD/3279 157 Advanced System Technology Co., Ltd. NBD/8676 158 Advanced Technology International Ltd. NBD/2775 159 ADVANCED WAVELINK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. NBD/3121 160 ADVANCEMENT ENTERPRISE INC. NBD/5106 161 ADVANGAIN INC. NBD/9917 162 ADVANTAGE CORPORATION NBD/1624 163 ADVANTAGE ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. NBD/5323 164 ADVANTAGE FULL INTERNATIONAL INC. NBD/8315 165 ADVANTAGE GLOBAL ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. NBD/6309 166 ADVANTAGE INVESTMENT CO., LTD. NBD/2229 167 ADVANTAGE INVESTMENTS INC NBD/11037 168 ADVANTAGE PLUS CORP. NBD/4573 169 ADVANTECH INT'L LTD. NBD/1209 170 ADVENT GLOBAL INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4554 171 ADVENT STAR TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. NBD/10297 172 ADVENT TECHNOLOGIES LTD. NBD/1548 173 ADVENTURES ENTERPRISE CORP. NBD/2946 174 ADVICE CRYSTAL TECHNOLOGY INC. NBD/5063 175 ADVISOR INTERNATIONAL, INC. NBD/2825 176 AE INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED NBD/12624 177 AEGEAN PARK INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/2901 178 AEGIS INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.1 NBD/3285 179 AEGIS TECHNOLOGY INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/2944 180 Aeon Group Ltd. NBD/11405 181 AEONIX ENTERPRISE INC. NBD/2943 182 AERIS TECHNOLOGIES LTD. NBD/1547 183 AERO - GTL Ltd. NBD/7368 184 AERO ADVANTAGE LIMITED NBD/13081 4 | P a g e 185 AERO-CENTURY INT'L CORP. NBD/3001 186 AEROLINK CO., LTD. NBD/4332 187 AEROSTAR HOLDINGS LIMITED NBD/11254 188 AEROTECH INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/5251 189 AEROWIND POWER CORP. NBD/10719 190 Afastor Investment (Brunei) Co., Ltd. NBD/9732 191 AF-China Vinyl Mat Enterprise Ltd. NBD/8146 192 AFEQT INT'L INC. NBD/8589 193 AFEQT TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION NBD/4720 194 AFFINITY PLUS INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4881 195 Affluent International Co., Ltd. NBD/3563 196 Affordable Housing International Limited NBD/8427 197 Aflex International Limited NBD/8521 198 Africa Science and Technology Consolidated Ltd NBD/12285 199 AGATHOS TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION NBD/8556 200 AGENIX INC. NBD/1599 201 AGGIE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. NBD/1314 202 AGILE INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. NBD/3332 203 AGILE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. NBD/8215 204 Agility International Co., Ltd. NBD/3578 205 AGMA CO., LTD. NBD/4090 206 Agraria Co., Limited NBD/12463 207 AGREEABLE HOLDINGS LIMITED NBD/13029 208 Agri United Limited NBD/12943 209 AGRO HOLDINGS LIMITED NBD/1601 210 AHMAD ISA TRUST MANAGEMENT LIMITED NBD/1037 211 Ahya Global Co., LTD. NBD/6469 212 AI ELIM CORPORATION (NBD) SDN. BHD. NBD/9073 213 AI Holding Ltd. NBD/13962 214 AI PO LI INT'L LTD. NBD/2874 215 AIC OPTICAL ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. NBD/7925 216 AIJUTA PROJECT INTERNATIONAL LTD. NBD/13052 217 AILIYAELBA CORPORATION NBD/10592 218 AILLIA INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/3226 219 AILTUM CO., LTD. NBD/3408 220 AIM GLOBAL INT'L CO., LTD. NBD/4580 221 AIM GROWTH ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. NBD/4579 222 AIM SUMMIT CO., LTD.
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