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Stephen Easton Insider Profile
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Stephen Easton, Chief Operating Officer at Surface Transforms, holds 1.50M shares in Surface Transforms (Ticker: GB:SCE). Most recently, Stephen Easton Bought 1,500,000p shares of Surface Transforms on May 02, 2024 for an estimated value of 15.00K.
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What stocks does Stephen Easton hold?
Stephen Easton holds: GB:SCE stocks.
What was Stephen Easton’s latest transaction?
Stephen Easton latest transaction was an Informative Buy of 15.00K.
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What is Stephen Easton's role in Surface Transforms?
Stephen Easton's role in Surface Transforms is Chief Operating Officer.
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