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This document lists the names of pharmaceutical companies in Bangladesh along with the number of shares held by each company and the percentage of the total shares. The company holding the largest number of shares is Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd with 645 shares representing 10% of the total. The next largest shareholders are Square Pharmaceuticals Ltd with 704 shares (11%) and Opsonin Pharmaceuticals Ltd with 734 shares (12%).
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