Karachi: The latest report from F.D. Registrar Services (Pvt) Ltd., dated October 13, 2026, has detailed the loss of shares by several shareholders of Bank Alfalah Limited. The report highlights an aggregate loss of 8,812 shares among five different shareholders.

The shareholder with the largest reported loss is Mr. Faruque Ahmed, now deceased, with a total of 7,418 shares missing. These shares are spread across multiple certificate numbers and distinctive numbers, reflecting a significant portion of the overall reported loss.

Mrs. Azra Tasneem reported the loss of 598 shares, while Mr. Saeed Ahmed Sargana accounted for 374 shares lost. Meanwhile, Mrs. Shameela Aslam Ch. reported 250 shares missing, and Ms. Shama Jivanjee reported a loss of 172 shares.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the shares in question belong to Bank Alfalah Limited, a prominent entity in the financial sector. The loss of these shares raises concerns regarding the security and management of shareholder information.

The designated market category for these shares is the financial sector, a crucial component of Pakistan's economy. The total loss of shares represents a significant move within this category, as stakeholders seek to address the implications of these missing assets.

The report underscores the need for enhanced security measures in the handling of share certificates and shareholder data to prevent further occurrences.