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Daniel Grenier Insider Profile
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Daniel Grenier, President & Chief Executive Officer at VVC Exploration, holds 364.50K shares in VVC Exploration (Ticker: TSE:VVC). Most recently, Daniel Grenier Bought C$300,000 shares of VVC Exploration on Apr 18, 2011 for an estimated value of 21.00K.
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What stocks does Daniel Grenier hold?
Daniel Grenier holds: TSE:VVC stocks.
What was Daniel Grenier’s latest transaction?
Daniel Grenier latest transaction was an Informative Buy of C$21.00K.
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What is Daniel Grenier's role in VVC Exploration?
Daniel Grenier's role in VVC Exploration is President & Chief Executive Officer.
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