Alexander William Rossa Insider Profile
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Alexander William Rossa, Chief Revenue Officer at American Fusion, holds 3.00M shares in American Fusion (Ticker: AMFN). Most recently, Alexander William Rossa Bought 842,775 shares of American Fusion on Sep 29, 2026 for an estimated value of $84.28K.
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Insider Roles
Chief Revenue Officer
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What stocks does Alexander William Rossa hold?
Alexander William Rossa holds: AMFN stocks.
What was Alexander William Rossa’s latest transaction?
Alexander William Rossa latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $84.28K.
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What is Alexander William Rossa's role in American Fusion?
Alexander William Rossa's role in American Fusion is Chief Revenue Officer.
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