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Kimberly A Fields Insider Profile
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Kimberly A Fields, President & COO at ATI, holds 18.01K shares in Silgan Holdings (Ticker: SLGN), holds 186.81K shares in ATI (Ticker: ATI).
Kimberly A Fields has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Kimberly A Fields's Trading History
ATI
Jan 11, 2024
President & COO
Uninformative Buy
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$10.17M
Silgan Holdings
May 31, 2024
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$939.55K
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Kimberly A Fields holds: ATI, SLGN stocks.
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What is Kimberly A Fields's role in ATI?
Kimberly A Fields's role in ATI is President & COO.
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