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Uncollected Cash Divident Fy 70-71 Download Non Credited cash dividend list of ordinary shareholder f/y 2070/71 S.N SHARE HOLDER NO NAME 1 1153 PADAM BDR NIROULA 2 1196 SOYES SHAKYA 3 1200 YAMUNA SHARMA SUBEDI 4 1235 SITA MAHARJAN RANJITKAR 5 1239 KASHI LAL SHRESTHA 6 1240 REENU MAIYA SHRESTHA 7 1241 ANGANA SWAR 8 1274 YUVRAJ THAPA 9 1293 UJJWAL ACHARYA 10 1331 SUDIP SHAH 11 1387 SHYAM BUDHATHOKI 12 1430 SATYAMEDHA ADHIKARI 13 1449 SUNIL MAHARJAN 14 1468 RITA KUMARI SHARMA 15 1482 SHOVAKHAR PANDEY 16 1510 AMRITA PANTA 17 1525 KRISHNA KUMAR TANDUKAR 18 1537 BIR BDR THAPA 19 1546 SUBARNA KESHARI MAHARJAN 20 1549 BIBEK SEDHAI 21 1550 SUMITRA SHRESTHA 22 1568 PRAVIN BHATTARAI 23 1569 SRIJANA GHIMIRE 24 1606 BISHES THANGDEN 25 1611 MIN BDR KHADKA 26 1644 BISHOWOR PURI 27 1658 PRIYA LAXMI NEMBANG 28 1686 LIVANSH DAHAL 29 1690 ANJU PRAJAPATI SHAKYA 30 1691 BUDDHI PD. TRIPATHI 31 1692 RUDRA PD TRIPATHEE 32 1693 RAJU TRIPATHEE 33 1738 BHIM BDR BISTA 34 1739 KALPANA KHANAL 35 1740 GOVINDA PD KHANAL 36 1768 DHURBA RAJ DHUNGANA 37 1780 ANJAN RAYA 38 1802 BINUKA PAUDEL 39 1820 SHEKHAR PHUYAL 40 1830 BAM DEV GAUTAM 41 1837 SAMRAT RUPAKHETI 42 1838 KHUSI MAYA BASNET 43 1845 SUSHMA BASNET 44 1847 SHANTAM PYAKUREL 45 1848 MADHAV PD. PYAKUREL 46 1853 UMADEVI UPADHAYA KHATIWADA 47 1868 SANGITA UPRETY 48 1872 GOPAL KRISHNA ACHARYA 49 1873 SUJATA ARYAL 50 1879 SUDIP KHANAL 51 1880 SUJAN KHANAL 52 1881 SUMAN KHANAL 53 1882 MOHAN PD. KHANAL 54 1883 RADHA KHANAL 55 1888 SAJALA UPADHYAYA LAMICHHANE 56 1908 KRISHANA MAYA MAHARJAN 57 1916 HARI THAPA 58 1920 NARESH KUMAR VERMA 59 1921 SONIA VERMA 60 1936 DURGA NATH ARYAL 61 1937 HARI PRIYA ARYAL 62 1952 RUPESH SHARMA 63 1964 URJA ACHARYA 64 1965 SHANKER NARAYAN SHRESTHA 65 1966 UTTAM HARI RIMAL 66 1967 NISCHAL RAJ PANDEY 67 1983 PURUSHOTAM POKHAREL 68 2004 MAIYA RANJITKAR 69 2005 BISWA DHOJ JOSHI 70 2018 SITA DEVI MANANDHAR 71 2031 RAKESH JOSHI 72 2053 SUDHA HAMAL 73 2054 DIPESHNA HAMAL 74 2055 DIPSON HAMAL 75 2059 LILA ADHIKARI PANDIT 76 2060 SHRADDHA PANDIT 77 2064 ARUNA BAJRACHARYA 78 2072 KAMALA MANANDHAR 79 2073 CHANDRA KUMAR MANANDHAR 80 2078 YOJAN PRADHAN 81 2098 NITESH KC 82 2101 MRIGENDRA BHAKTA KAYASTHA 83 2102 RADHIKA KAYASTHA 84 2130 NIRAJ ADHIKARI 85 2133 SUDARSHAN PANDEY 86 2135 BINU KARMACHARYA 87 2140 SUDHIR KUMAR THAPA 88 2142 RUKMANI KUNWAR THAPA 89 2149 JANGA BDR. BASNET 90 2192 BIPIN CHAPAGAI 91 2200 SARITA SHRESTHA 92 2201 BHIM RAJ KARKI 93 2202 SABITRA KARKI 94 2204 MAINA BASNET 95 2210 YUNUSH UDDIN MUSLIM 96 2212 MANI KUMAR LIMBU 97 2216 RAMESH GAUTAM 98 2217 PARBATI GAUTAM 99 2220 NANICHORI SHRESTHA 100 2270 ARCHANA SHRESTHA 101 2271 NIRMALA MALLA 102 2273 RABICHANDRA UPRETI 103 2275 BINDU DEVI SHARMA 104 2277 DEVANAND PASMAN 105 2288 SASHI DHAKAL 106 2296 SHOVA NEUPANE 107 2324 BIMALA MAHARJAN AWALE 108 2337 KRISHNA PD SHARMA 109 2362 LEKH NATH DEVKOTA 110 2366 SUBINA ALE 111 2370 DHYAN BDR. PULAMI MAGAR 112 2371 BHIM KUMARI ALE MAGAR 113 2373 SURAJ KUMAR SHRESTHA 114 2375 NITESH SHRESTHA 115 2378 DHIRAJ GIRI 116 2379 BIKAS GIRI 117 2381 KEDAR PD. TIMSINA 118 2385 BHOJ RAJ PURI 119 2386 SUMAN SHRESTHA 120 2390 MAHENDRA KUNWAR 121 2393 PRAMITHAS UPRETI 122 2403 LALITA MANANDHAR 123 2413 AMRITA NEMBANG 124 2414 HERA SHOVA DHAKHWA 125 2423 ALOK MALLA 126 2429 FIROJ GOPAL BAJRACHARYA 127 2449 SUBHAS GOPAL BAIDYA 128 2451 SUSAMA BHANDARI 129 2471 HEMANTA BDR BC 130 2480 KIRAN KUMAR K.C. 131 2484 PRABHA SHAH 132 2487 ANIL KHANAL 133 2491 TEKA RAJ POKHAREL 134 2493 ANIL YOGI 135 2494 ASHISH YOGI 136 2498 DHARMA LAXMI SHRESTHA 137 2502 KRIYASA ADHIKARI 138 2515 GYANENDRA CHANDRA SHRESTHA 139 2518 KRISHNA MAYA BARAL 140 2521 HUM NARAYAN UPADHYAYA 141 2522 RAM PD ADHIKARI 142 2531 SURENDRA DANGOL 143 2532 SHANTI DEVI DHAMI 144 2536 DEEP CHANDRA JAISWAL 145 2540 IMRAN ALI 146 2553 DEVI LAL SHRESTHA 147 2554 CHANDRA MAYA SHRESTHA 148 2560 SANKALPA HAMAL 149 2561 KAMAL POUDEL 150 2562 AAMOD PAUDEL 151 2567 MADHAV KHADKA 152 2574 SUSHILA DEVI PRADHAN 153 2583 BIDESH BAJGAIN 154 2584 YUVARAJ DAHAL 155 2590 SITA DEVI KHADKA 156 2591 SHRIJANA KHADKA 157 2592 ANJANA KHADKA 158 2606 CHANDRA MAYA DANGOL 159 2618 SURENDRA KUMAR BUDHATHOKI 160 2632 KUL BDR RAI 161 2634 KRISTINA RAI 162 2635 OM BDR BHARATI 163 2636 AMITA CHAPAGAIN 164 2656 KAVITA KHANAL 165 2658 RAJENDRA BDR RAYMAJHI 166 2660 UMITA SHRESTHA 167 2663 SHREE PD POKHAREL 168 2664 BIKASH GAUTAM 169 2665 SURENDRA KC 170 2666 PRAMOD KARKI 171 2667 PRAMILA KARKI 172 2669 SADHANA POKHAREL BELBASE 173 2673 KARBHIKA POKHAREL 174 2674 SHANTI LAXMI SHRESTHA 175 2678 HARI BDR KARKI 176 2681 PRAKASH TAMANG 177 2699 MONIKA SHARMA 178 2703 RUPIKA BAJRACHARYA 179 2706 KRISHNA MAYA SHRESTHA 180 2712 BABA KUMARI RANA 181 2713 BHARAT PD DAHAL 182 2714 YAMUNA GHULU MAHARJAN 183 2715 SUSHIL K PARAJULI 184 2716 SUVARNA RAJ PARAJULI 185 2728 SABITRA KHADKA 186 2731 AMBIKA BHATTARAI DAHAL 187 2732 SANJIB KUMAR SHAH 188 2735 NABA RAJ DHUNGANA 189 2736 RAMA SHARMA 190 2739 NIMANANDA RIJAL 191 2742 RAMESH KUMAR KARKI 192 2751 KALPANA YOGI 193 2764 SOHAN BIKRAM SHAH 194 2768 KAMALA BHATTA 195 2776 SMRITI SHRESTHA 196 2782 NIRAJ JOSHI 197 2791 BHAGAWANI DALLAKOTI 198 2792 NARAYAN PD. BARAL 199 2804 SARITA DHUNGANA 200 2808 UDAYA MAN SHRESTHA 201 2815 MAHESH KUMAR BAJRACHARYA 202 2816 DEEPAK KUMAR K.C. 203 2817 KHUSHI GURUNG 204 2818 MOHAN KRISHNA GHALE 205 2820 SRIJANA KARKI 206 2825 PUSPA RATNA BAJRACHARYA 207 2838 BINIT BIKRAM SIJAPATI 208 2842 RABINDRA RAUT 209 2849 RAJ KUMRA RANA 210 2866 RABINDRA KUMAR SHRESTHA 211 2867 SABINA SHRESTHA 212 2871 MANINA BAJRACHARYA 213 2883 SATYA NRN. CHAUDHARY 214 2891 SUBODH LAL SHRETHA 215 2892 PRARTHANA SHRESTHA 216 2893 BRISHTI KAYASTHA 217 2899 SWETA PAUDEL 218 2906 RAMESH DANGOL 219 2910 SHIV CHANDRA MAHATO 220 2911 BABU KRISHNA GHIMIRE 221 2914 BISHESH RAJ PAUDEL 222 2920 RADHA MALLA SHAHI 223 2923 SAJANA GHIMIRE DHAKAL 224 2929 RAM KUMAR GHIMIRE 225 2931 YUBA RAJ DANGI 226 2935 BINA VAIDYA 227 2937 PUJAYA PANDEY 228 2941 KRISHNA LAL SHRESTHA 229 2943 SHANKER PD KOIRALA 230 2944 MRIDULA KOIRALA 231 2946 BIKASH THAPA 232 2948 BINESH THAPA 233 2949 RISHIKESH LAMICHHANE 234 2954 SARYAT DEOJA 235 2955 LAXMANAA THAPA 236 2956 SMRITI DEOJA 237 2964 ASTA KUMARI SHAKYA 238 2965 PRABHA SHRESTHA 239 2973 SULAV SHRESTHA 240 2974 DURGA DEVI SHRESTHA 241 2975 SHYAM SHRESTHA 242 2976 NEEVA SHRESTHA 243 2977 ANUP SHAKYA 244 2978 DANDU LAL LOHAR 245 2979 DAMODAR PD POUDEL 246 2981 MADHAB NIRAULA 247 2983 MEENA SHRESTHA 248 2996 ABHISHEK BDR SHAHI 249 3009 PRAGATI KC 250 3015 ROSHAN GAUTAM 251 3022 KUMAR KHATRI 252 3023 ANAM CARPET INDUSTRIES 253 3031 REKHA SUBEDI 254 3039 CHEWAN ADHIKARI 255 3040 GYANMANI ADHIKARKI 256 3042 PRAKASH ADHIKARI 257 3043 REKHA KOIRALA 258 3046 DIP BDR. SHAHI 259 3052 MEENU THAPA MAGAR 260 3071 NISHAN SHRESTHA 261 3075 DEVI JAISI BHANDARI 262 3077 KIRAN SHARMA GHIMIRE 263 3100 PRAZYA DEVI BAJRACHARYA 264 3101 SHRISTY BAJRACHARYA 265 3123 JITESH KHARAL 266 3134 DILLI RAM POKHAREL 267 3135 ROBIN NARSINGHA RANA 268 3142 AMIR MAN TULADHAR 269 3146 PUNYA PD PAUDEL 270 3151 SUBHADRA SHRESTHA 271 3153 BINJU KHADGI 272 3164 LAXMI DEVI SHARMA 273 3167 TULASI PD ADHIKARI 274 3177 SUNIL KHANAL 275 3185 PRAGATI ADHIKARI 276 3188 MINA KUMARI RANABHAT 277 3189 POONAM RANABHAT 278 3194 SHARMILA SHRESTHA 279 3196 SACHITA BAIDYA 280 3197 PRAMOD TWANABASU 281 3198 LINA KAYASTHA 282 3199 RABINDRA BHAKTA KAYASTHA 283 3200 INDIRA KAYASTHA 284 3203 SACHIN PD. SHRESTHA 285 3204 RITESH KHANAL 286 3225 BIR BDR TAMANG 287 3237 MADAN PD. POKHAREL 288 3249 NILIMA PARAJULI 289 3267 MAHENDRA BHANDARI 290 3270 SANU BHAI SILWAL 291 3276 LILENDRA PD PRADHAN 292 3278 ANITA SHRESTHA PRADHAN 293 3282 RAMBHA GAJUREL 294 3284 PREM BDR SHRESTHA 295 3285 ROJINA SHRESTHA 296 3286 SABBU THASINEKU SHRESTHA 297 3289 SABITRI DEVI SHRESTHA 298 3299 SOVA BASNET 299 3316 SANGHA RATNA BAJRACHARYA 300 3342 DEVENDRA BDR. PRADHAN 301 3374 UJELI MAHAT POKHAREL 302 3375 UTSAH SHRESTHA 303 3376 SHANTA PD. BAJAGAIN 304 3377 BABU KAJI SILWAL 305 3410 NIRAJAN TIWARI 306 3414 KALPANA BHATTARAI 307 3422 LUMBINI SUGAR IND. PVT. LTD. 308 3429 MIKKI KUMARI AGRAWAL 309 3452 INDIRA KAUDEL 310 3474 BIPLAWI RANABHAT 311 3490 SARIKA DEVI SHA 312 3492 SANGITA KUMARI PRADHANANGA 313 3495 JAGAT NRN. PRASAD 314 3499 UMA SHANKAR SAHNI MALHA 315 3512 SUSHRI ASHA KUMARI 316 3513 DEVENDRA PD. UPADHAYAY 317 3517 DINESH PD. SHARMA 318 3518 SANT KUMAR DAS 319 3519 RAJKUMAR CHAURASIYA 320 3530 BINDA BASNET 321 3533 JAY NRN. YADAV 322 3539 BISHWA RAJ NEPAL 323 3540 SHITAL PD. MAHATO 324 3545 SURESH KUMAR CHAUDHARY 325 3551 PRADIP MAJHI 326 3553 BIRENDRA PD SAH 327 3554 RUBI KUMARI YADAV 328 3555 DHARMENDRA KUMAR CHAURASIA 329 3558 FUDAN YADAV 330 3563 BHAGAWATI PD ARYAL 331 3568 SUNIL TAMANG 332 3572 SWETA SARAF 333 3573 AJAY KUMAR SAH 334 3577 LAXMI JHA 335 3582 NAVEEN PD BARAI 336 3585 SANJAY SHAH 337 3587 KHUSH BDR SHIJAPATI 338 3588 SARADA DEVI 339 3590 NITESH KUMAR AGRAWAL 340 3592 ASHOK KUMAR AGRAWAL 341 3593 RAJAN NIRAULA 342 3596 SARASWATI DEVI TELIN 343 3599 GAURAB KHETAN 344 3600 ROHAN SAH 345 3601 RISHAV SAH 346 3603 RAM AUTAR RUNGATA 347 3604 ANANDA KUMAR RUNGATA 348 3609 SRI LAL MANDAL 349 3612 NAZIR AHAMAD 350 3613 JYOTI KUMARI SARRAF 351 3623 BINAY KUMAR CHOUDHARY 352 3624 AMIT CHOUDHARY 353 3625 ARCHANA KUMARI 354 3627 PARMESH SAH 355 3630 KEDAR KUMAR AGRAWAL 356 3631 POONAM KUMARI AGRAWAL 357 3633 NISHA KUMARI SHARMA 358 3644 KHUMANANDA KHAREL 359 3646 SITA SHRESTHA 360 3650 DHRUBA RAJ GNAWALI 361 3651 SUNITA NAKARMI 362 3652 SULOCHANA SHRESTHA 363 3663 SARITA PUDASAINI 364 3667 ABHINAV ARYAL 365 3668 ABHISHEK ARYAL 366 3669 PRABHA KATTEL 367 3671 TRILOCHAN ADHIKARI 368 3677 RANJITA BASNYAT 369 3682 LAXMI MAHARJAN 370 3687 ANJANA SUBEDI 371 3696 DEEPAK DHAKAL 372 3703 SANTOSH KATUWAL 373 3704 NANDA BDR.
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