Karachi: Bank Alfalah Limited has reported the loss of share certificates belonging to two shareholders, amounting to a total of 5,542 shares. The disclosure, dated January 6, 2026, highlights the need for caution among market participants in dealings involving these specific shares.
Mrs. Dur-e-Shawar, one of the shareholders, has reported the loss of five certificates, totaling 597 shares. The distinctive numbers and certificate numbers were specified in the report, with the share certificates ranging from 250 shares to 99 shares per certificate.
In a separate incident, the late Mr. Abdul Qadir’s estate has identified a loss of certificates amounting to 4,945 shares. This includes a variety of certificate numbers and distinctive numbers, with the largest single certificate accounting for 1,000 shares.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the members of the exchange have been advised to refrain from dealing in the aforementioned shares. The process for issuing duplicate certificates will commence if no objections are lodged with the company’s registrar within seven days of the notice.
The designated market category for these shares remains unchanged, and the company has urged all stakeholders to circulate this information to ensure compliance and prevent any unauthorized transactions.