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Standard Chartered Bank (Pakistan) Limited Interim Cash Dividend 2016 (D-11) Withheld List of Missing/ Invalid CNIC # S. No Standard Chartered Bank (Pakistan) Limited Interim Cash Dividend 2016 (D-11) Withheld List of Missing/ Invalid CNIC # Folio/ No. of Gross S. No. Shareholder's Name Father's/ Husband's Name CDS A/c # Shares held Dividend 1 15 A GHAFFAR S/O A SATTAR 280 210 2 16 A GHAFFAR SIDDIQUI S/O MUHAMMAD ISMAIL SIDDIQUI 1,945 1459 3 17 A KARIM S/O HASSAIN MAIN 60 45 4 18 A QADIR S/O WALI MOHD 335 251 5 19 A RASHEED S/O A WAHEED 352 264 6 20 A RASHID S/O A HAMID 335 251 7 21 A.K.M.HAMDANI S/O MOOSA HAMDANI 1,090 818 8 23 DR. A.SATTAR S/O U. JUMANI 1,732 1299 9 24 A.WAHID GULSHER S/O A.HAMID 5,225 3919 10 25 MR. A. FAHEEM KHAN 317 238 11 26 A.GHAFFAR S/O MOHAMMAD 145 109 12 27 A. JABBAR 335 251 13 30 A. WAHID S/O H. MUHAMMAD 465 349 14 31 A. SHAKOOR KHAN 335 251 15 32 A.E. BARLOWE 3,475 2606 16 34 A. KARIM S/O ISMAIL 62 47 17 35 AAMENA ROSHAN D/O ROSHAN ALI 2,092 1569 18 36 AAMIR ANIS S/O MATI UR REHMAN 335 251 19 37 AAMIR KHALIL S/O M. KHALIL NIRZA 1,877 1408 20 39 AAMIR SOHAIL 720 540 21 40 MR. AAMIR RIAZ S/O CH. RIAZ AHMED 2,317 1738 22 41 AAMIR HAMEED PIRACHA 442 332 23 44 MR. AAMIR JAMIL S/O MOHD. JAMIL AKHTAR 22 17 24 47 MR. ABA TAYAB S/O HAJI ABDUL KARIM 482 362 25 48 ABADULLAH 290 218 26 50 ABBAS HAYAT S/O KHIZAR HAYAT 92 69 27 52 ABBAS SAIFUDDIN BHUJWALA S/O SAIFDDIN MULLA HASAN ALI 675 506 28 53 ABBAS-UD-DIN S/O M.M. ASLAM 562 422 29 54 CH. ABDUL REHMAN S/O CH. ALI MOHAMMAD 297 223 30 55 CHAUDHRY ABDUL HAKIM TASNIM S/O ABDUS SALAM 1,475 1106 31 57 ABDUL ALEEM S/O HAJI MUHAMMAD AMIN 335 251 32 58 ABDUL AZIZ S/O ESSA MOTI 35 26 33 59 ABDUL AZIZ QURESHI S/O AQIL HUSSAIN QURESHI 637 478 34 60 SYED ABDUL BASIT S/O SYED ABDUL MAJEED 1,732 1299 35 61 ABDUL FAZAL S/O MIRZA BU MUHAMMAD 5,225 3919 36 62 ABDUL GAFFAR S/O MR. UMER 570 428 37 63 ABDUL GHAFAR S/O WALI MOHAMMAD 720 540 38 64 MR. ABDUL GHAFFAR SO MR. SULEMAN 695 521 39 65 MR. ABDUL GHAFFAR S/O ABDUL REHAMN 15 11 40 66 MR. ABDUL GHAFFAR S/O MOHAMMAD KASSIM 265 199 41 67 MR. ABDUL GHAFFAR YOUSUF S/O MR. YOUSUF 1,035 776 42 68 MR. ABDUL GHAFOOR S/O MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH 335 251 43 69 MR. ABDUL GHAFOOR S/O MIAN KHAIR DIN 2,250 1688 44 72 MR. ABDUL GHANI S/O ABDUL AZIZ 602 452 45 73 MR. ABDUL GHANI S/O WALI MOHD 3,475 2606 46 74 KHAWAJA ABDUL HAFEEZ S/O HAJI NATHAY KHAN 7,700 5775 47 76 MR. ABDUL HAMEED S/O ABDUL MAJEED 1,732 1299 48 77 MR. ABDUL HAMEED S/O IBRAHIM 680 510 49 78 MR. ABDUL HAQ S/O MUZAFFAR DIN 330 248 50 80 ABDUL JABBAR S/O MOHAMMAD USMAN 1,732 1299 51 81 ABDUL JABBAR S/O MOHD YOUNAS 25 19 52 82 ABDUL JABBAR S/O MALIK MOHAMMAD ISHAQUE 60 45 53 84 ABDUL JABBAR QURESHI S/O MOHAMMAD ATTA ULLAH QURESHI 270 203 54 85 ABDUL JALIL S/O MOHAMMAD ABDULLAH 17 13 55 86 ABDUL KARIM ABDUL MAJEED 40 30 56 87 ABDUL KARIM S/O MOOSA 370 278 57 88 SHAIKH ABDUL KHALID S/O ABDUL RASHEED 742 557 58 89 ABDUL MAJEED S/O SAIN DAD 3,475 2606 59 91 ABDUL MAJEED S/O GODU 290 218 60 92 ABDUL MAJEED ABASI S/O AZEEM KHAN 1,022 767 61 93 ABDUL MAJEED SIDDIQI S/O MOHD AHMED SIDDIQI 385 289 62 96 ABDUL MANNAN S/O ABDUL REHMAN 720 540 63 99 ABDUL QADER S/O H A KARIM 335 251 64 100 ABDUL QADIR S/O MOHAMMAD ABDUL QUDUS 3,475 2606 65 101 ABDUL QADIR S/O ABA ALI 175 131 66 102 HAFIZ ABDUL QADIR S/O ABDUL SATTAR 680 510 67 103 SH. ABDUL QADIR S/O SH.ABDUL RAB 385 289 68 104 ABDUL QAYUM HIJAZI S/O HASSAN MOHAMMAD HIJANI 180 135 69 105 MR ABDUL QAYYUM S/O MR SULTAN SURKHRU 442 332 70 106 ABDUL QAYYUM S/O ATTA MOHD 1,915 1436 71 107 ABDUL QAYYUM S/O ABDUL HAKEEM 780 585 72 108 ABDUL RAHIM S/O HAJI TAYUB 1,732 1299 73 109 SHAIKH ABDUL RAHIM S/O SHEIKH HUSSAIN 1,732 1299 74 110 ABDUL RAHIM SOOMRO S/O HAJI QALANDER BUX SOOMRO 5,805 4354 75 111 ABDUL RAOOF MEMON S/O MUHAMMAD CHAMAN HASHIM 5,225 3919 76 113 SHAIKH ABDUL RASHID S/O SHAIKH ABDUL RASHID 1,877 1408 77 114 ABDUL RAUF S/O MOHAMMAD EBRAHIM 1,035 776 78 116 ABDUL RAUF S/O NOOR MOHAMMAD 352 264 79 118 ABDUL RAUF S/O ABDUL KARIM 17 13 80 119 ABDUL RAZZAK S/O HAJI MOHAMMAD 5,225 3919 81 120 ABDUL RAZZAK S/O IBRAHIM 490 368 Page 1 of 49 Standard Chartered Bank (Pakistan) Limited Interim Cash Dividend 2016 (D-11) Withheld List of Missing/ Invalid CNIC # Folio/ No. of Gross S. No. Shareholder's Name Father's/ Husband's Name CDS A/c # Shares held Dividend 82 124 ABDUL RAZZAQUE S/O MOULA BUX 1,277 958 83 126 ABDUL SALAM BASOOD S/O ABBAS SAEED BASOOD 97 73 84 127 ABDUL SAMAD S/O MOHD HUSSAIN 202 152 85 129 MR. ABDUL SATTAR S/O MOHAMMAD ISMAIL 3,475 2606 86 130 MR. ABDUL SATTAR S/O UMER 92 69 87 131 MR. ABDUL SATTAR S/O USMAN GHANI 1,072 804 88 133 ABDUL SATTAR MEMON S/O YAKOOB 15 11 89 134 BRIG. ABDUL SHAKUR MALIK B S/O NIZAMUDDIN MALIK 5,225 3919 90 135 MR. ABDUL WADOOD S/O MAHMUD AHMAD 62 47 91 136 MR. ABDUL WAHEED S/O ILLAHI BUX SHAIKH 40 30 92 137 MR. ABDUL WAHEED S/O ABDUL GHANI 370 278 93 138 MR.. ABDUL WAHEED S/O CH ALIM DIN 592 444 94 139 MR. ABDUL WAHEED S/O JUMMAN 2,752 2064 95 140 MR. ABDUL WAHEED S/O ABDUL GHANI 1,332 999 96 142 MR. ABDUL WASEEM S/O ABDUL ALEEM 62 47 97 143 MR. ABDULL RASHID S/O MOHD. HAROON 175 131 98 147 MR. ABDUL WAJID S/O ABDUL REHMAN 352 264 99 149 MR. ABDUL QAYUM S/O 905 679 100 150 MR. ABDUL RAZZAQ S/O ABDUL SATTAR 970 728 101 152 MR. ABDUL SAMAD 195 146 102 153 MR. ABDUL RAZZAK S/O DAWOOD 70 53 103 154 LT COL. (RETD) ABDUR RAZZAQUE S/O SH. ABDUL WAHID 5,225 3919 104 157 MR. ABDUL HAMID JAFFAR ALI 60 45 105 158 S/O ABDUL HAQUE KANG 720 540 106 159 MR. ABDUL QADIR CHARA 1,417 1063 107 160 MR. ABDUL RASHID S/O HAJI OSMAN 330 248 108 163 MR. ABDUL HAI PARACHA 75 56 109 164 MR. ABDUL RASHID S/O MOHD HAROON 175 131 110 165 MR ABDUL MAJEED ANSARI 2 2 111 166 MR. ABDUL LATIF 255 191 112 167 MR. ABDUL RASHID S/O MOHAMMAD HUSSAIN 335 251 113 169 MR. ABDUL QADIR S/O HAJI ALI MOHD 55 41 114 173 MR ABDUL AZIZ S/O MR H. VALI 782 587 115 174 MR. ABDUL JABBAR S/O MUHAMMAD SULTAN 2 2 116 175 MR. ABDUL WAHID S/O USMAN 60 45 117 176 MR. ABDUS SAMI IMAM S/O ABDUL QAYYUM IMAM 975 731 118 179 MR. ABDUL RAHIM S/O HAJI MUHAMMAD (LATE) 2 2 119 181 MR. ABDUL ALEEM KHAN S/O GHULAM RASOOL KHAN 77 58 120 182 MR. ABDUL HAMEED S/O ABDUL AZIZ 82 62 121 184 MR. ABDUL QADEER 680 510 122 185 MR. ABDUL WAHEED 737 553 123 186 MR. ABDUL QADIR QASIM 335 251 124 188 MR. ABDUL QAYYUM 370 278 125 189 MR. RANA ABDUL REHMAN 800 600 126 191 DR. ABDUL MAJID S/O ABDUL AZIZ 370 278 127 192 MR. ABDUL QADIR S/O ABBA 100 75 128 193 MR. ABDUL MAJID S/O HAJI TAYYAB 120 90 129 195 SHEIKH ABDUL HAYEE 7 5 130 196 MR. ABDUL QADIR 95 71 131 197 MR. ABDUL REHMAN S/O CASSIM 425 319 132 198 MR. ABDUL MAJEED ANSARI S/O 127 95 133 199 MR. ABDUL SATTAR RAJA S/O MOHAMMED 1,097 823 134 200 MR. ABDUL RAZAQ S/O KHAIR DIN JATT 1,385 1039 135 201 MR. ABDUL RAZZAK 900 675 136 202 MR. ABDUL RAZAK NOOR S/O NOOR MOHAMMAD 3,360 2520 137 203 MR. ABDUL KAFIL BUTT S/O A.H. BUTT 247 185 138 204 MR. ABDUL AZIZ S/O IBRAHIM 40 30 139 205 HAJI ABDUL GHANI MOHAMMAD 695 521 140 206 MR. ABDUL AZIZ 2 2 141 207 MR. ABDUL SHAKOOR ARTANI 55 41 142 209 SYED ABDUL WAHEED S/O S.A. HAMID 3,095 2321 143 210 MR. ABDUL JABBAR SO ABDUL HAMEED 55 41 144 211 MR. ABDUL AZIZ 797 598 145 212 MR.
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