Executive Shahzad Abdullah sold a total of 22,667 shares in multiple transactions at rates ranging from Rs 494.01 to Rs 503 (MEBL)

Filed as: Insider Transaction

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Summary

Executive Shahzad Abdullah sold a total of 22,667 shares in multiple transactions at rates ranging from Rs 494.01 to Rs 503, reducing his cumulative holding to 0 shares.

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Transactions disclosed

PersonTransactionSharesPriceDate
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market714Rs 494.0110 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market500Rs 494.0210 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market1,000Rs 494.0310 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market540Rs 494.0510 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market1,500Rs 494.0610 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market500Rs 494.1010 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market2,490Rs 494.2010 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market1,500Rs 494.2110 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market1,156Rs 494.4010 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market100Rs 494.5010 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market6,667Rs 502.0011 Jun 2026
Shahzad AbdullahExecutive of Meezan BankSellReady market5,000Rs 503.0011 Jun 2026

As disclosed by the company. A purchase or sale by an insider is a fact about that person's holding, not a signal about the share.

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