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Foreign Exchange Auction No. 57/2003 of 30Th July, 2003 Foreign Exchange Auction Sales Result Applicant Name Form Bid Cumm 1 CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA, ABUJA TRADE AND EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN EXCHANGE AUCTION NO. 57/2003 OF 30TH JULY, 2003 FOREIGN EXCHANGE AUCTION SALES RESULT APPLICANT NAME FORM BID CUMM. BANK WEIGHTED S/N A. SUCCESSFUL BIDS M/A NO R/C NO. APPLICANT ADDRESS RATE AMOUNT AMOUNT PURPOSE NAME AVERAGE 1 O. COLLINS RESOURCES INT'L LTD. MF0422914 428959 NA 7 A LINE LOCK UP SHOP,ARIARIA INT. MARKET,ABA129.5000 2,816.88 2,816.88 LUGGAGE AND BAGS ACCESS 0.0048 2 NIGERIAN EMBROIDERY LACE MFG AA 1292082 1,992 PLOT B, BLK 1, ILUPEJU INDUSTRIAL ESTATE,129.0000 LAGOS 8,999.44 11,816.32 REMITTANCE OF INTEREST ON FOREIGN LOAN STAND. CHARTD. 0.0153 3 NIGERIAN SYNTHETIC FABRICS LTD AA 1292084 4447 PLOT B, BLOCK 1, ILUPEJU INDUSTRIAL EST.,129.0000 LAGOS. 8,999.44 20,815.76 REMITTANCE OF INTEREST ON FOREIGN LOAN STAND. CHARTD. 0.0153 4 RINO RESOURCES LIMITED MF 0532954 A0901322 1C MARKET STREET EBUTE -METTA LAGOS 128.5000 150,000.00 170,815.76 457 PIECES OF USED MOTORCYCLES ACB 0.2549 5 AJIBODE LINDA FOLUSHO AA0925980 A1845004 H3A CLOSE G, LSDPC, OGUDU, LAGOS 128.5000 5,000.00 175,815.76 UPKEEP MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCE AFRI 0.0085 6 AJIBODE LINDA FOLUSHO AA0925978 A1845004 H3A CLOSE G, LSDPC, OGUDU, LAGOS 128.5000 10,000.00 185,815.76 SCHOOL FEES AFRI 0.0170 7 BLACKHORSE PLASTIC INDUSTRIES MF0524518 17737 6, IBASSA EXPRESSWAY, LAGOS 128.5000 132,440.00 318,255.76 ARTIFICIAL RESINS AFRI 0.2250 8 OKPECHI GABRIEL OKPECHINTA AA0731447 A0750421 PCE-AGG, SHELL PETROLEUM DEV. COY. OF128.5000 NIGERIA 10,456.00 328,711.76 TUITION FEES AFRI 0.0178 9 MRS.KELEKO O.OMOLARA AA1340024 AO546704 19 ADENIYI JONES AVENUE,IKEJA 128.5000 5,828.00 334,539.76 PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES FBN 0.0099 10 SAMZEK HOLDINGS LTD MF0084014 148651 2, OLUJIMI STREET,OFF AIRPORT RD, EFFURUN-WARRI,128.5000 DELTA 396,153.60 730,693.36 SUBMARINE LINE HOSES GUARANTY 0.6731 11 GENERAL METALS NIGERIA LIMITED MF0496778 RC331935 43 OSOLOWAY, AJAO ESTATE, LAGOS 128.5000 41,630.00 772,323.36 STEEL EQUAL ANGLE (60*60*5MM) PRUDENT 0.0707 12 ADEDIPE ADELEKE AA0681893 B810396 PBE-PRD SHELL PETROLEUM DEVT CO P/H RIVERS128.5000 STATE 15,000.00 787,323.36 SCHOOL FEES TRUST 0.0255 13 AREMU FRANCIS OLUBAMIJI AA 0827343 A0433795 3,LONGE STREET,IKEJA LAGOS 128.5000 9,000.00 796,323.36 2002/2003 TUITION FEES WEMA 0.0153 14 AIICO INSURANCE PLC AA1359060 7340 AIICO PLAZA,PLOT PC 12,AFRIBANK STREET,VICTORIA128.4200 ISLAND 16,825.88 813,149.24 PAYMENT IRO 1ST INSTALMENT MINIMUM & PREMIUMFBN 2003 (SWISS RE SOUTHERN 0.0286 AFRICA LIMITED) 15 AIICO INSURANCE PLC AA1359061 7340 AIICO PLAZA,PLOT PC 12,AFRIBANK STREET,VICTORIA128.4200 ISLAND 24,277.60 837,426.84 PAYMENT IRO 1ST INSTALMENT MINIMUM & PREMIUMFBN 2003 (MUNICH MAURITIUS 0.0412 REINSURANCE CO.LTD) 16 AIICO INSURANCE PLC AA1359059 7340 AIICO PLAZA,AFRIBANK STREET,V/I,LAGOS. 128.4200 250,000.00 1,087,426.84 PYMT FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANT AND CONSULTANTFTB FEES TO ALICO AS OF 0.4245DEC'02 TO FEB'03 17 AFRIBANK NIGERIA PLC AA1318863 6260 51/55 BROAD STREET, LAGOS 128.4000 2,676,663.88 3,764,090.72 PAYMENT OF ACCUMULATED BIAO DIVIDEND AFRI 4.5442 18 LEOCOOL INDUSTRY LIMTED MF0314985 RC414,280 PLOT K KOPEK ROAD, OFF FATAI ATERE WAY128.3600 MATORI ,LAGOS 52,330.19 3,816,420.91 51 MT OF POLYPROPYLENE PRIME VIRGIN MATERIALDBL IN PRODUCER'S ORIGINAL 0.0888 BAGS 19 LEOPLAST LIMITED MF0314979 RC210,675 PLOT K KOPEK ROAD, OFF FATAI ATERE WAY128.3600 MATORI ,LAGOS 52,508.29 3,868,929.20 51 MT OF POLYPROPYLENE PRIME VIRGIN MATERIALDBL IN PRODUCER'S ORIGINAL 0.0891 BAGS 20 BOSE O. COKER AA0640600 A1596647 2, ISIJOLA STREET, ILLUPEJU LAGOS 128.2500 21,883.00 3,890,812.20 TUITION FEES CITIZENS 0.0371 21 RIVERS VEGETABLE CONPANY MF0494553 RC11306 8 TRANS AMADI INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT PORT HARCOURT,128.2500 RIVERS 26,210.00 3,917,022.20 MACHINERY- BAKERY SHORTNING PLANT,COMPLETEEIB UNIT 0.0444 22 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO MF0204642 384467 PC 35, IDOWU TAYLOR STREET, V/I, LAGOS 128.2500 14,112.97 3,931,135.17 SPARES FOR TOBACCO MACHINE GUARANTY 0.0239 23 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO MF0540858 384467 PC 35, IDOWU TAYLOR STREET, V/I, LAGOS 128.2500 220,781.40 4,151,916.57 UNMANUFACTURED TOBACCO GUARANTY 0.3744 24 MAXIM NIGERIA LIMITED MF 0413884 RC 16546 12 IJORA CAUSEWAY HASSAN TRANSPORT BUILDING128.2100 LAGOS 920,000.00 5,071,916.57 THAI PARBOILED RICE RELIANCE 1.5596 25 QINGQI M/CYCLE MANUF CO LTD. MF 0303296 RC 358757 PLOT 1 BLOCK A, GBAGADA IND ESTATE LAGOS128.2100 203,260.50 5,275,177.07 CKD COMPONENTS FOR MOTORCYCLES RELIANCE 0.3446 26 Cosmoplast Products Ltd MF 0204204 RC 382313 174 Happy Home Avenue, Kirikiri Industrial Area,128.2000 Kirikiri 25,700.00 5,300,877.07 Polyethylene Capital 0.0436 27 BROAD ORGANISATION OF NIG LTD AA1353086 RC14281 33 EGBEYEMI ROAD, ILLUPEJU ESTATE LAGOS128.2000 6,000.00 5,306,877.07 TUITION FEES CITIZENS 0.0102 28 CHEMSOURCE NIGERIA LIMITED MF0412616 RC291,856 63, ALLEN AVENUE, IKEJA-LAGOS 128.2000 59,170.17 5,366,047.24 ESSENTIAL OILS (SALOME, AMANDA, LIMON, SS,DBL NINE ORLY, VENON AND DANJUMA) 0.1003 29 TOPCEE FOODS NIGERIA LIMITED MF0070101 RC379305 PLOT 64, AMUWO ODOFIN INDUSTRIAL SCHEME,128.2000 COMMERCIAL LAYOUT, 16,150.00 LAGOS 5,382,197.24 POWDERED MILK DBL 0.0274 30 ANTLANTIC ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTIONMF0405599 CO LTD 251586 5/9 OREGUN ROAD ORGUN IKEJA LAGOS 128.2000 54,000.00 5,436,197.24 DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS ( BENEFICIARY MARSONSETB INDUSTRIES PVT LIMITED) 0.0915 31 R.A.ABASS & BROS NIG.LTD. MF0272925 376044 34 ADENIJI ADELE ROAD,LAGOS 128.2000 9,436.68 5,445,633.92 CKD BICYCLE COMPONENTS,ELECTRICAL SWITCHFBN GEARS,LPG REGULATORS 0.0160 & LPG VALVES,KEROSINE STOVES 32 AGOH JESSICA AA 1271429 A1797191 27, MACARTHY STREET, ONIKAN - LAGOS 128.2000 $815.75 5,446,449.67 PAYMENT FOR ACCEPTANCE OF OFFER DEPOSITFSB AT THE ASTON BUSINESS SCHOOL, 0.0014 U.K 33 AFRICAN AGRO PRODUCTS LTD MF0264290 RC 391026 37, NIGER STREET, KANO 128.2000 32,342.40 5,478,792.07 ALUMINIUM PHOSPHIDE (AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDES)INMB 0.0548 34 Olam Nigeria Limited MF0164596 RC140655 Plot 2, Block A, Ilasamaja Ind. Estate, Isolo, Lagos128.2000 577,500.00 6,056,292.07 3500MTS of Indian Perboiled Rice NAMBL 0.9789 35 INSIS LIMITED MF0067640 291160 3 ARE AVENUE BODIJA IBADAN 128.2000 20,000.00 6,076,292.07 RAVAGE 276G SL AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE NBM 0.0339 36 BAYO OWOLAFE HOLDINGSLIMITED MF0081300 RC30678 18, TINUBUCLOSE, PALMGROVE, LAGOS 128.2000 18,404.00 6,094,696.07 BICYCLE SPARE PARTS PRUDENT 0.0312 37 GOHDA S.O. INDUSTRIES LIMITED MF0061799 RC152159 33, KANO STREET, EBUTE-METTA, LAGOS. 128.2000 13,279.72 6,107,975.79 AUTOMOBILE SPARE PARTS PRUDENT 0.0225 38 KAYANDOT NIGERIA LIMITED MF0061947 RC345380 10/12 BURMA ROAD, APAPA, LAGOS. 128.2000 39,360.00 6,147,335.79 INSTANT DRIED YEAST PRUDENT 0.0667 39 LONGINUS EZENWANKWO AA0410440 A0793457 SHOP 205 LADIPO MAIN MARKET, MUSHIN, LAGOS.128.2000 2,000.00 6,149,335.79 PTA PRUDENT 0.0034 40 CENTURY POLYESTER PLC MF 0333122 83211 PLT 64 IKORODU IND. EST. IKORODU 128.2000 78,885.19 6,228,220.98 POLYESTER CHIPS WITH POLYETHYELENE BASEREGENT 0.1337 41 JAMES WALLACE & CO . LTD MF0155659 192150 7, ABIMBOLA STR ISOLO IND ESTATE LAGOS128.2000 79,800.00 6,308,020.98 600MTS TALCUM POWDER UTB 0.1353 42 WHITEHALL MULTINATIONAL LTD MF094900 381376 71A MARINE ROAD APAPA LAGOS 128.2000 20,091.00 6,328,111.98 ELECTRICAL PARTS- BALLETS, SWITCHES ZENITH 0.0341 43 COL AMAEZE A. OGUNNA AA1353365 A0663746 HOUSE 3, UDOKA HOUSING ESTATE, AWKA ANAMBRA128.1800 STATE 10,000.00 6,338,111.98 TUITION FEES CITIZENS 0.0169 44 RANEE IND NIG LTD MF0223095 RC58922 5/7 AGORO STREET, IDUMOTA LAGOS 128.1800 11,932.00 6,350,043.98 BLANK AUDIO CASSETTES CITIZENS 0.0202 45 MHAYOR LIMITED MF0455342 301640 68 SHIPEOLU STREET PALM GROVE LAGOS 128.1700 30,810.00 6,380,853.98 DRY BAKER'S YEAST ZENITH 0.0522 46 HARDEEP NIGERIA LIMITED MF 0063274 126399 PLOT2,LATEEF JAKANDE WAY,IKEJA,LAGOS.128.1600 45,738.00 6,426,591.98 HIGH DENSITY POLYTHELENE RESINS MBC 0.0775 47 HARDEEP NIGERIA LIMITED MF 0176067 126399 PLOT2,LATEEF JAKANDE WAY,IKEJA,LAGOS.128.1600 52,894.09 6,479,486.07 ARTIFICIAL RESINS MBC 0.0896 48 SOUND BLASTER PRODUCTS LTD MF0368877 362572 127,AGEGE MOTOR ROAD,IDI-ORO,MUSHIN,LAGOS128.1500 38,300.00 6,517,786.07 ALLSTATES 0.0649 49 Cormart Nig Ltd MF 0464396 RC 34618 20, Chief Benson Anorue Street, Apakun, Oshodi128.1500 66,339.00 6,584,125.07 Optal LG11 (Synthetic Glue, Adhesive) Capital 0.1124 50 HILTON IMPEX LTD MF0448731 RC355542 71 DOCEMO STREET, IDUMOTA LAGOS 128.1500 5,401.78 6,589,526.85 STONEWARE BOWLS CITIZENS 0.0092 51 INNOSON NIG.LTD. MF0429846 96761 20 NEW MARKET ROAD,NNEWI 128.1500 280,120.00 6,869,646.85 MOTORCYCLES IN CKD CONDITIONS-JIANSHE CY80FBN 0.4746 52 INNOSON NIGERIA LIMITED MF0499407 96761 20, NEW MARKET ROAD, NNEWI, ANAMBRA 128.1500 368,000.00 7,237,646.85 INJECTION MACHINES HT 1250 AND HT 1600, MOTORCYCLEGUARANTY (CKD) 0.6235 53 OLUWOLE OLUKAYODE ADEYEMI AA1277632 A0147766 26, IBIRONKE CRESCENT, OKUPE ESTATE, MARYLAND,128.1500 LAGOS 6,085.50 7,243,732.35 SCHOOL FEES GUARANTY 0.0103 54 INNOSON NIGERIA LIMITED MF 0515856 RC 96761 NO.20 NEW MARKET ROAD NNEWI ANAMBRA128.1500 STATE 716,400.00 7,960,132.35 NEW MOTORCYCLES - CKD CONDITION) GUARDIAN 1.2139 55 JAYKAY CARPET INDS.
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