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Jeremiah Ray Young Insider Profile
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Jeremiah Ray Young, President & CEO at SCI Engineered Materials, holds 45.82K shares in SCI Engineered Materials (Ticker: SCIA).
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Insider Roles
President & CEO
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What stocks does Jeremiah Ray Young hold?
Jeremiah Ray Young holds: SCIA stocks.
What was Jeremiah Ray Young’s latest transaction?
Jeremiah Ray Young latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $4.05K.
What was Jeremiah Ray Young's most profitable transaction?
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What is Jeremiah Ray Young's role in SCI Engineered Materials?
Jeremiah Ray Young's role in SCI Engineered Materials is President & CEO.
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