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Daniel (Stan) Wholley, Director at CGN Resources Ltd., holds 3.32M shares in CGN Resources Ltd. (Ticker: AU:CGR). Most recently, Daniel (Stan) Wholley Bought AU$70,000 shares of CGN Resources Ltd. on Apr 22, 2025 for an estimated value of 6.30K.
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Director
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What stocks does Daniel (Stan) Wholley hold?
Daniel (Stan) Wholley holds: AU:CGR stocks.
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Daniel (Stan) Wholley latest transaction was an Informative Buy of AU$6.30K.
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What is Daniel (Stan) Wholley's role in CGN Resources Ltd.?
Daniel (Stan) Wholley's role in CGN Resources Ltd. is Director.
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