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Rolling Mills Limited Bangladesh Steel Re- Rolling Mills Limited Summary of Unclaimed Dividend (From year2014- to Year 2016-17) Year Amount (BDT) 2014 832,953 2015 36,618 2016-17 734,943 Others/Unspecified 146,346 Grand Total 1,750,860 Bangladesh Steel Re- Rolling Mills Limited Unclaimed dividend for the year 2014 BO A/C No/ Folio Name of Shareholder/Unit SL Father Name Mother Name Address Amount (BDT) Number Holder 1 1202390042715691 MST. REZINA PARVIN MD. RAZAUL KARIM ROWSHAN ARA KHANAMC/O: MD. REZAUL KARIM,NAVAL STORES DEPOT,CTG.CTG4218 170.00 2 1202490025904682 ANOWARUL ISLAM LATE ABDUL SAMAD FATIMA BEGUM CHIKDAIR, ANWARNA BAZI, RAWJANCTG3915 170.00 3 1202490026907934 YASIN MIAH MOSTAFIZUR RAHMAN LATE MAZEDA KHATUN SOUTH OLI NAGAR, KNERHATMIRSARAICTG3910 170.00 4 1202800041830951 ABDUR RAZZAK KABIR AHMED ZABUN ARA VILL+PO- NOAPARAPS- RAOZANCHITTAGONG4300 170.00 5 1202840056739328 NURUL HOQUE ALI NOWAZ MAMONA BEGUM 596/B JAWTALA RAILWAYCOLONY,PHARTALI,CHITTAGONG4204 170.00 6 1202930033479104 DULAL MIAH LATE MOTILAL KANAKCAPA WEST SHILAK. SHILAK. RONGUNIACHITTAGONGCHITAGONG00 170.00 7 1202930040296831 SAMAD HOSSAIN NAZIR HOSSAIN SHAHURA KHATUN NAITTANGPARA, TEKNAF SADARTEKNAF, COX'S BAZARCOX'SBAZARX 170.00 8 1202930041054971 MIZANUR RAHAMAN KAMAL RAHAMAN GUL SEHER BEGUM RINGVONG SAGIRSHAHKATA,MULU-MGHAT CHAKARIA, COX'SBAZARCOX'SBAZARX 170.00 9 1202930047561070 MOHAMMED USMAN LAL MIAH HALIMA KATUN UTTOR PARA, SHAHAPARIRDWIPTEKNAF, COX`S BAZARCOX`S BAZAR. 170.00 10 1203210007257943 MOHAMMED SAIFUDDIN LATE AMIRHAMZA SHAFURA KHATUN VILL-12, CHOWTO DAMSHA,KARIYANAGAR, SATKANIACTG0 170.00 11 1203330022668861 DILU-ARA BEGUM ABDUL RAHIM SHARIN AKTER D/3686, HOSSAN MONJIL,PATANIAGODA, CHANDGAONCHITTAGONG4212 102.00 12 1203330043108168 BIKASH DEY SUNIL DEY PROVA RANI DEY VILL: BAZALIA HEAD MASTERBARI, P.O-BAZALIAP.S- SATKANIA, CTGCHITTAGONG4388 170.00 13 1203330048575474 ABDUR RAHIM MD.SABUR SAMON ARA BEGUN C/O,DOVASHIR BARI.VIL+PO-BATTAPS-ANOWARA . DIST-CHITTAGONGCHITTAGONG4378 170.00 14 1203330049771705 MOHAMMED ARIFUR RAHMAN KHANMOHAMMED NURUL ABSAR KHANRAWSHAN ARA BEGUM GUZARA UNION NO-10, TEKOTA,ANWARA , CHITTAGONGCHITTAGONG4375 170.00 15 1203360042173932 ABDUL GOFEER SAMSUL ALAM NOOR JAHAN WEST SHAKPURA, WEST SHAKPURABOALKHALICHITTAGONG00 170.00 16 1203470029890723 MOHAMMED GISH UDDIN LATE ABDUL JALIL MRS JOY BEGUM 236-MOHONA INFRONT OF TNTCOLONY,SHOLOSHAHAR 2 NO GATEPANCHLAISHCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 17 1203470029890999 ABDUL KADER LATE FAIZ AHMED MRS ALMAS KHATOON 601,HOSSIAN MENSION,CHASMA HILEAST NASIRABAD,PANCHLAISHCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 18 1203470029939815 AKBAR HOSSAIN MONTEJ MOLLA ASIA KHATUN 268,ALAM MENSION,ROAD-2BLOCK-B, CHANDGAON R/ACHITTAGONG4000 170.00 19 1203470029939831 MASHIUR RAHAMAN GAZI MIZANUR RAHAMAN HOSNE ARA BEGUM 268,LAMA MENSION,ROAD-2BLOCK-B, CHANDGAON R/ACHITTAGONG4000 170.00 20 1203470030736257 ABDUL JABBAR MOHAMMED KHAIRUL ZAMAN SALMA AKTHER HOUSE#517,ROAD#03,BLOCK#AASAIN H/SCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 21 1203470030736404 MOHAMMED ABU TALEB MD KAZIM UDDIN FAHMIDA AKTHER HOUAE#485.ROAD#01,BLOCK#BCHANDGAON R/ACHITTAGONG4000 170.00 22 1203470030773137 ABDUL JABBAR MOHAMMED KHAIRUL ZAMAN SALMA AKTHER HOUSE#517,ROAD#3,BLOCK#AASAIN H/SCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 23 1203470031800890 FARUK DEWAN MD MOTI DEWAN BANU BEGUM 33/40 PANWALA PARAAGRABADCHITTAGONG4100 170.00 24 1203470031801472 NEZAM UDDIN ABDUL QUDDUS JABUN NEHAR 33/40 PANWALA PARAAGRABADCHITTAGONG4100 170.00 25 1203470031802624 MOHAMMED AKTER MOHAMMED ALI AHMED REZIA BEGUM 33/40 PANWALA PARAAGRABADCHITTAGONG4100 170.00 26 1203470031802715 BASU BISWAS MON MOHAN BISWAS JOWTSNA BISWAS 33/40 PANWALA PARAAGRABADCHITTAGONG4100 170.00 27 1203470031804071 MOHAMMED MAHBUL ALAM TAJUL AHMED MASUDA BEGUM 33/40 PANWALA PARAAGRABADCHITTAGONG4100 170.00 28 1203470031942734 MOHAMMED BADSHA MOHAMMED YOUNUS HOSNE ARA BEGUM 33/40 PANWALA PARAAGRABADCHITTAGONG4100 170.00 29 1203470032285388 ABDUL MANNAN LATE ABDUL KHABIR UMME HABIBA HOUSE-540/A ROAD-8BLOCK-B, CHANDGAON R/ACHITTAGONG4000 170.00 30 1203470032660508 ANISUR RAHMAN ABUL BASHAR SUFA BEGUM 306/6 CHASMA HILL R/AEAST NASIRABADCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 31 1203470032660631 MOSARAF HOSSAIN LATE ABDUL LATIF AFIA KHATUN 303/6 CHASMA HILL R/AEAST NASIRABADPANCHLAISHCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 32 1203470032811985 MD BABUL MIA BAYESPRA MANIK SAYRA KANDO 452 HOSSAIN MENSION. CHASMAHILL, EAST NASIRABADCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 33 1203470032831641 ARIFUL ISLAM SIRAZUDDLAH ZAHIDA KHATUN 303/6 CHASMA HILL R//AEAST NASIRABADCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 34 1203470032839951 MD. HEDAYET ULLAH ASGAR ALI MAFIA KHATUN HOUSE #186, ROAD #07, BLOCK#B,CHANGAON, CTG.CHITTAGONG4100 170.00 35 1203470033576931 MR KHOKON KALU MIA MONOARA BEGUM CHASMA HILL R/AEAST NASIRABADCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 36 1203470035405612 MOHAMMED AKTER KAMAL SOYODUL HOQUE REJIA BEGUM 130 MEHDI TOWER MEHDI BUGHCTG.CHITTAGONG4100 170.00 37 1203470035460613 NURUL HAKIM LATE RASHED AHMED JUSNA BEGUM 130 MEHDI TOWER MEHDI BUGHCTG.CHITAGONG4100 170.00 38 1203470035478609 PROMOD DAS LATE PORESH DASH MIRA RANI DAS 130 MEHDI TOWER MEHDI BUGHCTG.CHITTAGONG4100 170.00 39 1203470035603503 MOHAMMAD JAHEDUL ISLAM MOHAMMED MANJU MEAH MOSAMMAT ASIYA BEGUM145, BEOARI PARA , AGRABAD,CTG.CHITTAGONG4100 170.00 40 1203470042426261 MOHAMMAD RUBEL MOHAMMAD MOZAMMEL HOQUEANOWARA BEGUM 122, VIP TOWER, CTG.CHITTTAGONG4100 170.00 41 1203760018847544 TOTA MIAH TOPU MIAH ROWSAN ARA BEGUM 142/173-JWEL HAWA NIBAS(4-FL.)ROAD#04,SHAH GORIB ULLAH R/A,CTG.CTG4000 170.00 42 1203760019036231 HABIL MIAH ALA UDDIN MOORJAHAN 142/173-JWEL HAWA NIBAS(4-FL.)ROAD#04,SHAH GORIB ULLAH R/A,CTG.CTG4000 170.00 43 1203760020100686 SHALEH ZAHUR ABUL HASHEM SHAKARA BEGUM HOUSE#485ROAD#01,BLOCK#B,APT#10,CHANDGAON R/A,CTG.CTG4212 170.00 44 1203760021525430 NAZIM UDDIN AHMED LATE MD.BADRUDDOZA ROWSAN ARA BEGUM 240,NOUAB SIRAJDULLA ROAD,DBA,11UC,CTG.CTG4203 170.00 Page 1 of 70 Bangladesh Steel Re- Rolling Mills Limited Unclaimed dividend for the year 2014 BO A/C No/ Folio Name of Shareholder/Unit SL Father Name Mother Name Address Amount (BDT) Number Holder 45 1203760022102745 CHUNNLI SHAK MONIR UDDIN SHAK AYESHA KHATUN 240-NOWAB SIRAJ DOWLA ROADDBA,IIUC,CTG.CTG4203 170.00 46 1203760022110695 MD.HANIF MIAH MOJIBUR RAHAMAN MOREM HOUSE#485ROAD#01,BLOCK#B,CHANDGAON R/A,CTG.CTG4203 170.00 47 1203760044488712 MOHAMMED LOKMAN LATE NURUN NABI KHALEDA BEGUM H-1,RD-9, B/BLOCK, AGRABADCTG4100 170.00 48 1203760050358076 SAIFUL ISLAM MIZANUR RAHMAN SHEANA AKTER HOUSE#.402,ROAD#07.BLOC#B.CHANDGAONG R/A.CTGCTG4000 170.00 49 1204050041803231 SHAHA JAHAN BHUIYAN NAJER AHMMED OHEDA BEGUM 569/B JAWTALA RAILWAY COLONY,PHATALI, CHITTAGONGCHITTAGONG00 170.00 50 1204180023180382 MOHAMMED KHORSHED ULLAHABDUL KHALEQUE NUR ZAHAN BEGUM C/O:- MD. KAFIL UDDIN, "ABU M-ANSION" 540, MOUSHOMI R/A, DC-ROAD BY LANE, CHAWKBAZAR, 170.00 CTGCHITTAGONG4203 51 1204180039296430 MOHAMMED AMIN LATE MOHAMMED MEAH LATE AMENA BEGUM "MOHAMMED HASAN VILA", 287/C,-KAZI OFFICE BY LANE, MURADPO-R, PANCHLIASH, CTG.-- 170.00 52 1204180042893975 MOHAMMAD BELAL JASIM UDDIN SAKINA KHATUN SANTOSHPUR, SANDWIP, CTG-- 170.00 53 1204180048266173 MAMATAJ UDDIN OMAR ALI SAKINA ARA BEGUM KALIPUR, IZZATNAGAR, BANSKHAL-I, CTG-- 170.00 54 1204180048303426 MOHAMMED SOHEL ABDUL MALEK SURUJ JAN SHOLAKBAHAR, CHANDGAONG, PANC-HLISH, CTG-- 170.00 55 1204180048309431 ABU SALEH ALTAF AHMAD BIBI RAHMAN JASHIM BABAN,KULSHI-1,CTG-- 170.00 56 1204180048332340 AKKAS MIA MAHBUBUL ALAM ROKSANA AKTER TAHER BABAN,KULSHI-1,CTG-- 170.00 57 1204450040542763 MD.NURUL ABSAR - - KADER TOWER 2ND FLOOR,KOTULI MOR.CHITTAGONG4100 170.00 58 1204450041101775 ALI AHMED LATE. ALI AKBAR LEDONI BEGUM KADER TOWER, KOTWALI,CHITTAGONGCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 59 1204450041640826 MD. NAKIBUL KADER MD. KOFIL UDDIN ASHMA BEGUM KADER TOWER, 2ND FLOORKOTOWALI, CTGCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 60 1204450041640842 KARAMOT ALI AHAMED GONI JAMILA BANU KADER TOEWER, KOTOWALICTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 61 1204450041680511 JAFAR IQBAL LATE SHAFIQUR RAHMAN REZIA BEGUM KOTUALI.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 62 1204450041703495 SHAMSUL ANOWAR RAFIKUL ANOWAR SHANOU BANU KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 63 1204450041703561 MD. SHOIB MALIK MD. ABDUL MALIK LAILA HASAN KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 64 1204450041703586 MD. SHOIB MALIK MD. ABDUL MALIK LAILA HASAN KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 65 1204450041728235 MD. ANWAR HOSSAIN MD. ABU MUSA JARIA BEGUM KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 66 1204450041728243 MD. MIJANUR RAHMAN SAIFUR RAHMAN TASLIMA AKTER KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 67 1204450041806160 MD.SAKANDAR MD.ASKANDAR CAICA BANU KADER TOWER, 2ND FLOOR,KOTWALI.CHITTAGONG4100 170.00 68 1204450041806187 MD.SAKANDAR MD.ASKANDAR CAICA BANU KADER TOWER, 2ND FLOOR,KOTWALI.CHITTAGONG4100 170.00 69 1204450041876964 BABLA BARUA KAJAL BARUA NANUK BARUA KADER TOWER, 2ND FLOOR,KOTWALI, CTGCHITTAGONG4100 170.00 70 1204450041877158 AHAMED GONI SHOFI ULLAH RAZIA BEGUM KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 71 1204450041877166 AHAMED GONI SHOFI ULLAH RAZIA BEGUM KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 72 1204450041877174 MD. SIDDIQUR RAHMAN LATE ABUL KHAIR FATIMA BEGUM KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 73 1204450041877190 MD. SIDDIQUR RAHMAN LATE ABUL KHAIR FATIMA BEGUM KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 74 1204450041882037 MOHAMMED EMRAN MOHAMMED KALAM MONOAWRA KADER TOWERKOTOWALI, CTG.CHITTAGONG4000 170.00 75 1204450041915132 MD. MOSHARAF HOSSAIN SHARAB HOSSAIN NAHIDA BEGUM KADER TOWER, 2ND FLOORKOTWALI, CTGCHITTAGONG4000 170.00 76 1204450041952890 ABUL HOSSAIN LATE KHABIR MOMINA BEGUM KADER TOWERKOTOWALI,
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