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Mark Lackner Insider Profile
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Mark Lackner, SVP, Head of Biology at IDEAYA Biosciences, holds 195.73K shares in Zentalis Pharmaceuticals (Ticker: ZNTL), holds 0.00 shares in IDEAYA Biosciences (Ticker: IDYA).
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IDEAYA Biosciences
Jan 28, 2021
SVP, Head of Biology
Uninformative Buy
9.58K
$0.00
Zentalis Pharmaceuticals
Feb 05, 2024
CSO
Uninformative Buy
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$775.08K
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Mark Lackner holds: IDYA, ZNTL stocks.
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Mark Lackner’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of ZNTL stock on February 5, 2024. The return on the trade was 70.70%.
What is Mark Lackner's role in IDEAYA Biosciences?
Mark Lackner's role in IDEAYA Biosciences is SVP, Head of Biology.
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