Lahore: Two companies, The Bank of Punjab and Fauji Cement Company Limited, have reported the loss of share certificates by their shareholders, according to recent information. As of November 21, 2025, these shareholders have sought indemnities to cover the missing certificates.

In the case of The Bank of Punjab, two shareholders have reported the loss of certificates totaling 5,370 shares. The shareholders, Mr. Ghulam Mohammad and Rao Amjad Javed, have detailed their missing holdings through several folios. Mr. Mohammad reported a total of 3,763 shares missing, whereas Mr. Javed accounted for 1,607 shares across multiple folios.

Meanwhile, Fauji Cement Company Limited has received an indemnity request from the legal heir of Late Suleman for the loss of one share certificate covering 125 shares.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), if no claims are received, duplicate share certificates will be issued seven days after the date of the circular issued by the PSX. This process highlights the importance of shareholders promptly reporting and addressing lost certificates to ensure their holdings are accurately maintained.

The shares of both companies fall under the designated market category of the PSX. The missing certificates and the subsequent indemnity requests underscore the necessity of vigilance in maintaining and securing shareholder records.