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John Howard Eckersley Insider Profile
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John Howard Eckersley, Director at Anfield Energy Inc, holds 3.13M shares in Anfield Energy Inc (Ticker: TSE:AEC). Most recently, John Howard Eckersley Bought 250,000 shares of Anfield Energy Inc on May 18, 2021 for an estimated value of C$21.25K.
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Director
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John Howard Eckersley holds: TSE:AEC stocks.
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John Howard Eckersley latest transaction was an Informative Buy of C$21.25K.
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What is John Howard Eckersley's role in Anfield Energy Inc?
John Howard Eckersley's role in Anfield Energy Inc is Director.
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