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Christian Kötz Insider Profile
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Christian Kötz, Purchasing Director at Continental Aktiengesellschaft, holds ― shares in Continental Aktiengesellschaft (Ticker: CTTAF).
Christian Kötz has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Roles
Purchasing Director
Roles that Christian Kötz holds in companies
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Christian Kötz insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Christian Kötz?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by Christian Kötz is ―.
What is the average return per transaction made by Christian Kötz?
The average return per transaction made by Christian Kötz is ―.
What stocks does Christian Kötz hold?
Christian Kötz holds: CTTAF stocks.
What was Christian Kötz’s latest transaction?
Christian Kötz latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $250.40K.
What was Christian Kötz's most profitable transaction?
Christian Kötz’s most profitable transaction was an Uninformative Buy of stock on ―. The return on the trade was ―.
What is Christian Kötz's role in Continental Aktiengesellschaft?
Christian Kötz's role in Continental Aktiengesellschaft is Purchasing Director.
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