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Brian Van Rooyen Insider Profile
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Brian Van Rooyen, Director at Genmin Ltd., holds 536.40K shares in Genmin Ltd. (Ticker: AU:GEN). Most recently, Brian Van Rooyen Bought AU$536,398 shares of Genmin Ltd. on Apr 02, 2024 for an estimated value of 53.64K.
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Director
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What stocks does Brian Van Rooyen hold?
Brian Van Rooyen holds: AU:GEN stocks.
What was Brian Van Rooyen’s latest transaction?
Brian Van Rooyen latest transaction was an Informative Buy of AU$53.64K.
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What is Brian Van Rooyen's role in Genmin Ltd.?
Brian Van Rooyen's role in Genmin Ltd. is Director.
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