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Stephen Bramlage, SVP & CFO at O-I Glass, holds 26.16K shares in Casey's General (Ticker: CASY), holds 126.07K shares in ARAMARK Holdings (Ticker: ARMK), holds 176.38K shares in O-I Glass (Ticker: OI).
Profitable Transactions
3 out of 4 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
+8.00%
Average return per transaction
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Insider Holdings
Insider Roles
Roles that Stephen Bramlage holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
The most profitable trade made by Stephen Bramlage
Stephen Bramlage's Trading History
O-I Glass
Mar 30, 2015
SVP & CFO
Uninformative Sell
240.13K
$2.08M
Casey's General
Jan 07, 2025
CFO
Uninformative Sell
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$10.43M
ARAMARK Holdings
Feb 05, 2020
Former Executive VP and CFO
Uninformative Sell
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$4.53M
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Stephen Bramlage insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Stephen Bramlage?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Stephen Bramlage is 75%.
What is the average return per transaction made by Stephen Bramlage?
The average return per transaction made by Stephen Bramlage is 8.00%.
What stocks does Stephen Bramlage hold?
Stephen Bramlage holds: OI, CASY, ARMK stocks.
What was Stephen Bramlage’s latest transaction?
Stephen Bramlage latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of ―.
What was Stephen Bramlage's most profitable transaction?
Stephen Bramlage’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of ARMK stock on February 14, 2019. The return on the trade was 37.70%.
What is Stephen Bramlage's role in O-I Glass?
Stephen Bramlage's role in O-I Glass is SVP & CFO.
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