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Martin Cross Insider Profile
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Martin Cross, Director at Anagenics Limited, holds 785.96K shares in Anagenics Limited (Ticker: AU:AN1). Most recently, Martin Cross Bought AU$330,957 shares of Anagenics Limited on Mar 14, 2023 for an estimated value of 7.28K.
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What stocks does Martin Cross hold?
Martin Cross holds: AU:AN1 stocks.
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Martin Cross latest transaction was an Informative Buy of AU$7.28K.
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What is Martin Cross's role in Anagenics Limited?
Martin Cross's role in Anagenics Limited is Director.
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