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ALHAJ TEXTILE MILLS LTD Unclaimed Cash Dividend for the Year 2016 ALHAJ TEXTILE MILLS LTD Unclaimed Cash Dividend for the Year 2016. Sl/No Warrant no BO/NO NAME OF THE SHAREHOLDERS Amount (Tk.) 1 1325444 Suspend A/C Let. Md. Abdul Hai 18,712.20 2 1325446 Folio/No- 28 Mrs.Sayera Khatoon 23,576.00 3 1325447 Folio/No- 35 Mofazzal Ali Mallik 349.85 3 0220666 Folio/No -56 Zinat Shamarukh Malik 90.00 5 1325450 Folio/No- 108 Md. Saidul Alam Mallik 1,220.70 6 1325451 Folio/No- 183 AHMM Kamal 109.20 7 1325452 1201580019595720 Mrs. Khadija Khatoon 19.90 8 0220671 1201470037220835 Md. Mizanur Rahman 191.85 9 0220674 1201470042140441 JAHANARA BEGUM 63.25 10 0220684 1201480008679191 Mohammad Kawsar Ahmed Khan 19.90 11 0220691 1201500045904071 A.K.M SHAHID ULLAH 450.00 12 0220692 1201510003787989 MD. SALIM 90.00 13 0220694 1201510011249910 BIBEKA NANDA 157.50 14 0220695 1201510012087203 MD. KAFIL UDDIN 375.65 15 0220697 1201510023728098 MD.SAJJAD ALI CHOWDHURY 29.85 16 0220700 1201510044957615 MD MOSTAFA KAMAL 40.50 17 0220701 1201510049751347 SYED MD. KAWSAR 45.00 18 0220705 1201530000004033 ICB CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LTD(IA) 143.55 19 0220710 1201560033052146 Md. Abdullah Al Myed 243.25 20 0220713 1201570013243231 MOIN AHMED 281.15 21 0220717 1201580000375634 MR.MD.SIDDIKUR RAHMAN 85.75 22 0220720 1201580005199259 TANIA SARKER 49.75 23 0220724 1201580012285485 MD.RAFIQUL ISLAM 90.00 24 0220725 1201580018081391 MOHAMMAD SHAHIDULLAHMIA 27.95 25 0220727 1201580031654325 MR. SANKAR GOMES 450.00 26 0220729 1201580033132584 MD.MIZANUR RAHMAN 787.50 27 0220730 1201580034909684 BONITA SAHA 652.50 28 0220731 1201580041028256 MD. ABDUL JABBAR 28.90 29 0220732 1201580042183442 MANJURUL HOQUE 400.75 30 0220733 1201580043580967 MD. RASEL AHMED 450.00 31 0220734 1201580051823103 MRS JOMILA 22.50 32 0220735 1201580051823138 MRS JOMILA 22.50 33 0220738 1201590018392847 MD. SHAHID HOSSAIN 900.00 34 0220739 1201590019183659 MD. SALAH UDDIN 98.55 35 0220740 1201590021401715 MD. RAKIBUL HASAN 2,115.00 36 0220741 1201590021658431 MD. BULU PRAMANIK 90.00 37 0220742 1201590023453476 MD. SOHEL RANA 90.00 38 0220743 1201590024020641 PALASH KUMAR SAHA 315.00 39 0220744 1201590024444341 MOSHARRAF HUSSAIN 54.25 40 0220747 1201590032567771 S.M. SHAHRIAR YUSUF 90.00 41 0220748 1201590038008641 MUTUAL TRUST PROPERTIES LTD 175.50 42 0220750 1201590039328946 NIKHIL CHANDRA BOSE 171.25 43 0220751 1201590043823058 AYESHA NAHAR FARUKEE 135.00 44 0220752 1201590044642630 MD. DOWLATAZZAMAN 180.00 45 0220754 1201590057673914 MD. RUNJO MIA 90.00 46 0220756 1201590058444001 MD. ABU FAYEZ NISHAT 27.00 47 0220757 1201590059810878 MST SAMSAD BEGUM 540.00 48 0220759 1201600017303330 MD JAMIR UDDIN 270.00 49 0220760 1201600030987156 MD. EMDADUL HAQUE FAKIR 64.20 50 0220762 1201640000227724 Md.Monjur Alam Chowdhury 59.70 51 0220776 1201700020354661 Mahmud-Ul-Ala 68.70 52 0220778 1201700022206185 Md. Jamal Uddin 27.95 53 0220781 1201700032351140 Md. Shafi Uddin 114.65 54 0220782 1201700045046133 Md.Akhlaque-uz-Zaman 38.85 55 0220786 1201720009592837 LITON CHANDRA PAUL 43.35 56 0220787 1201720017847336 MIZANUR RAHMAN CHOWDHURY 164.15 57 0220789 1201720034977916 MD. SAIFUL ISLAM 112.50 58 0220794 1201730035891218 Shamima Akter Hasna 202.50 59 0220795 1201730036590597 Md. Amzad Hossain Sarker 68.70 C:\Users\Mokhles\Desktop\Uuclement Cash Dividend & Fraction 2016.xlsx 1 60 0220797 1201740056445251 Md.Zahirul Islam 450.00 61 0220799 1201740062006256 A.S.M.Ismail 3,150.00 62 0220810 1201820015482765 MD.LUTFUR RAHMAN (AZAD) 148.50 63 0220811 1201820026116127 SHAMAL CHANDRA SAHA 540.00 64 0220812 1201820026251954 MD. SHAHEEN FERDOUS 1,215.00 65 0220814 1201820037935070 MD.ABDUL AWAL 1,350.00 66 0220815 1201820039001047 MD. WAZIUR RAHMAN 900.00 67 0220816 1201820039743399 MD.IBRAHIM KHAN 64.20 68 0220821 1201820050365101 MD. MONIRUZZAMAN KHAN 45.00 69 0220824 1201830034804602 MD. BURHAN UDDIN KHAN 135.00 70 0220827 1201830055361584 LINA SULTANA 180.00 71 0220828 1201830059066251 MD. MYNUDDIN SARDER 225.00 72 0220832 1201890028092036 FERDOUSY AKTER. 88.60 73 0220833 1201890043496644 MD HABIBUR RAHMAN KHAN 607.50 74 0220836 1201900014015290 GOLAM MOHAMMAD 44.30 75 0220837 1201900015406615 MISS RAZIA BEGUM 90.00 76 0220838 1201900017046656 HALIMA KHATUN 52.35 77 0220840 1201900018100001 MD. ROKNUZZAMAN 1,056.10 78 0220842 1201900018806773 PRANAV KUMER BHOWMIK 994.75 79 0220844 1201900025234879 MD. SANOWAR HOSSAIN 112.05 80 0220845 1201900028597583 MD. MOHIUDDIN 97.60 81 0220847 1201900038043101 MD. MOSHIRUL HAQUE 405.00 82 0220848 1201900038285825 BHAKTI KUMAR BISWAS 126.00 83 0220849 1201900043661936 MD.AKIDUL ISLAM 225.00 84 0220854 1201940020421164 MD. MEHADE MASUD 45.00 85 0220856 1201940023387306 MANASH KUMAR ADHIKARI 14.45 86 0220860 1201940023662045 MONOWARA BEGUM 103.75 87 0220862 1201940026564011 MD. DELOWAR HOSSAIN 103.75 88 0220864 1201940028508954 MD. MAMUNUL ISLAM 90.00 89 0220867 1201940040715845 GOBINDA CHANDRA SARKER 252.00 90 0220869 1201940045457932 ADBIL KAMAL NABIL 675.00 91 0220870 1201940045489801 SHAMSUR RAHMAN KHAN 153.25 92 0220872 1201940049148465 MD. SHAHAJAHAN BHUYA. 135.00 93 0220873 1201940049148663 MD. DEDARUL ISLAM. 157.75 94 0220874 1201940049301311 MST. TAZNIN NAHAR 97.60 95 0220880 1201940050488593 MD. MOSTOFA ALAM 148.05 96 0220882 1201940052807168 ABDUL LATIF 22.50 97 0220883 1201940053182799 MST. ZAHEDA KHATUN 111.10 98 0220885 1201940053182812 MST. MUKTA BEGUM 111.10 99 0220886 1201940053182820 MST. MUKTA BEGUM 111.10 100 0220887 1201940053182847 NILOFAR YESMIN 111.10 101 0220888 1201940053182855 NILOFAR YESMIN 45.95 102 0220890 1201940055711201 MST.FATEMA MAYNA 171.25 103 0220891 1201940055711226 MST.FATEMA MAYNA 36.95 104 0220892 1201940056834262 HASINA AKTER EVA 49.50 105 0220893 1201940059439051 MD. MOZAHIDUL ISLAM 81.95 106 0220894 1201940059645289 MD. MOSTAFIJUR RAHMAN 18.00 107 0220895 1201940060616318 MD. NASIR ARAFAT 900.00 108 0220899 1201940061656782 MD ABUL HASHEM KHAN 225.00 109 0220900 1201950004022408 Faisal Tanzir 45.00 110 0220901 1201950004022424 Md. Liaquat Hussain Mullah 22.50 111 0220905 1201950059191262 Md. Firoz 675.00 112 0220907 1201950061458329 Reaz Khan 29.85 113 0220913 1201960035508826 MOSHARAF HOSSAIN 247.75 114 0220916 1201980040963443 MASUD RANA 270.00 115 0220919 1201990016122192 MD. ABDUS SABUR 114.65 116 0220918 1201990015770165 ISHRAT HASSAN 98.55 117 0220920 1201990016127791 MD. ABDUS SABUR 164.15 118 0220921 1201990016804663 POPY MD. ABDUS SABUR 164.15 119 0220923 1201990025963780 MD. RASHEDUL ISLAM 193.75 120 0220924 1202010009438797 MD. MOSTAFA KAMAL 450.00 121 0220925 1202010013661454 MAMUNUR RAHMAN 373.50 C:\Users\Mokhles\Desktop\Uuclement Cash Dividend & Fraction 2016.xlsx 2 122 0220930 1202020008703020 AMANA KHAUN 85.75 123 0220932 1202020026035688 SOTON SAHE 58.75 124 0220941 1202030021237626 Md. Ebrahim Pradhan 450.00 125 0220948 1202060034190069 Utpal Kumar Roy 450.00 126 0220950 1202080002665920 MD. SIMUL 156.80 127 0220952 1202080023889057 IMTIUJ ARA BULBUL 43.35 128 0220954 1202090004728486 HASAN ABDUL BASET 94.05 129 0220955 1202090016518858 MD. ABDUR RAHMAN 450.00 130 0220957 1202090016542745 MOHAMMAD SHAHRIAR HOSSAIN 585.00 131 0220959 1202090023443634 S.M. RASHED-AL KABIR 9.00 132 0220961 1202090040101831 MD. BADIUL ALAM MORSHED 265.75 133 0220962 1202090040902975 MD. ABDUS SOBHAN 90.00 134 0220963 1202090042611764 NILUFAR BANU 2,250.00 135 0220964 1202090053185361 SHAFIQUL ISLAM 1,035.00 136 0220965 1202120003821197 M. M. MUJIBUR RAHMAN 450.00 137 0220969 1202140023475212 SHAKHAWAT ULLAH 448.35 138 0220970 1202140037160576 NAZRUL ISLAM 270.00 139 0220974 1202150016676195 Zonaid Kabir 1,123.60 140 0220975 1202150016676200 Zonaid Kabir 371.15 141 0220978 1202160023300009 NAZMON NAHER YASMIN 333.00 142 0220979 1202160046538440 MD. SHIBLI NOMAN 90.00 143 0220986 1202200000378801 Maruf Haider 90.00 144 0220987 1202200002204026 MEZBAUL HAIDER 225.00 145 0220988 1202200004626491 MD. SALIM ULLAH CHY 1,435.50 146 0220992 1202200025822451 S.M. TAREQ RAHMAN 88.60 147 0220998 1202210020782784 MD. MASUD IQBAL 90.00 148 0221002 1202240052590029 NOMANI 45.00 149 0221004 1202250003662897 TARAK BOSE 225.00 150 0221008 1202250061491805 ACHINTA KUMAR MONDOL 3,150.00 151 0221009 1202270000191336 Md. Abu Syed. 315.00 152 0221010 1202270001318041 Mrs. Saniya Hossain 40.50 153 0221012 1202270001886553 Golam Azam Akhunjee 313.60 154 0221022 1202270016808787 R. C. Mitra. 337.50 155 0221029 1202270026344001 Aleya Ferdous 86.70 156 0221038 1202270043025909 FAISAL HOSSAIN 121.50 157 0221041 1202270051181279 MD. NASIR UDDIN KHAN 72.25 158 0221045 1202270056842782 Md. Iqbal Hossain Khan 450.00 159 0221046 1202270057790927 MD. MOINUL ISLAM 5,728.75 160 0221050 1202280001388083 Rohi Das Saha 211.50 161 0221051 1202280013696384 MD. ABUL BASHAR 4.50 162 0221052 1202280017557027 M.D. MOHIUDDDIN 69.65 163 0221053 1202280018602719 MD. KAMRUL ISLAM 19.90 164 0221054 1202280034329489 SHAMIMA YESMIN RINA 288.00 165 0221056 1202300004772137 AKM MOAZZEM HOSSEN 329.45 166 0221057 1202300007225024 NIHAR SIKDER 202.50 167 0221061 1202350006790187 MD. ABDUS SALAM 179.55 168 0221062 1202350014136582 MD. MIZANUR RAHMAN 94.05 169 0221063 1202350039587016 ABDUL KADER KHAN 114.65 170 0221070 1202370055331201 FAHMIDA AKTER 270.00 171 0221071 1202370058565121 MD.ABU JAFOR 405.00 172 0221072 1202380061167304 PRODIP KUMAR SARKER 369.00 173 0221074 1202400008888638 MD. AHASANUL ISLAM 76.50 174 0221078 1202400017183789 MD HOSNE RABBY LIZEN. 42.40 175 0221079 1202400018952930 KAZI SULTAN MAHMUD 164.15 176 0221080 1202400019679341 ABU SYED HOSSAIN 98.55 177 0221082 1202400020149346 MD. ROQIBUL ISLAM 9.00 178 0221083 1202400021389162
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