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Cher Khiang Chia Insider Profile
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Cher Khiang Chia, Executive at Kimly Ltd., holds 19.47M shares in Kimly Ltd. (Ticker: SG:1D0). Most recently, Cher Khiang Chia Bought S$2,000,000 shares of Kimly Ltd. on Sep 25, 2020 for an estimated value of 480.00K.
Cher Khiang Chia has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Roles
Executive
Roles that Cher Khiang Chia holds in companies
Most Profitable Insider Trade
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What stocks does Cher Khiang Chia hold?
Cher Khiang Chia holds: SG:1D0 stocks.
What was Cher Khiang Chia’s latest transaction?
Cher Khiang Chia latest transaction was an Informative Buy of S$480.00K.
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What is Cher Khiang Chia's role in Kimly Ltd.?
Cher Khiang Chia's role in Kimly Ltd. is Executive.
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